Editor's Choice Valencia

This selection highlights Valencia's distinct civic and cultural sites: a restored Modernista market hall offering gourmet stalls and cafés; the Jardín del Túria, a linear park created in the old riverbed with bike paths and sports facilities; 19th‑century Jardines de Monforte with formal beds and sculptures; Gulliver, a playground built around a giant statue; the Museo Fallero documenting the city's Fallas festival; modern residential architecture and a historic chapel housing the Santo Cáliz.

Columbus Market

Modernist market building from the early 20th century featuring restaurants, cafes, and a variety of local products and Spanish cuisine.

Gardens of Turia

Large urban park created in the former riverbed of the Turia featuring gardens, sports facilities, cycling circuits, and recreational areas.

Jardines de Monforte

19th-century formal garden laid out in neoclassical style, featuring symmetrical beds, marble sculptures and shaded promenades near the city centre.

Gulliver

Part of the extensive Gardens of Turia, this huge statue of the famous traveller doubles as a safe and fun adventure park for both kids and…

Museum of Las Fallas

This museum is wholly devoted to the city's unique and internationally known festival.

Espai Verd

Contemporary residential building noted for its modern architectural design and striking geometric facade.

Chapel of the Holy Chalice

Gothic chapel that houses the Santo Cáliz (Holy Chalice) displayed in a shrine within the church.