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Must-see museums in Valencia
Art, science, history, crafts, ideas, and anthropology: Valencia has a museum for everything you might think of and a little more.
Top activities for a rainy day in Valencia
Grey skies, pouring rain, and chilly wind: don’t let them stop you from enjoying yourself in Valencia
Gothic Jewels in Valencia
Pointed arches, spiralling staircases, stained windows, and gargoyles. These are the architectural features that populate the many Gothic landmarks in Valencia.
Fallas Clothing
Bright colours, rich fabrics, endless details and meticulous embroidery. These are the clothes worms by falleras and falleros during Fallas.
Ruzafa
Art collectives, pastel façades, bakeries, courtyard concerts and bohemian bars: this is Valencia’s hip neighbourhood. This is where you come to unwind on a sidewalk terrace after a museum tour.
The metro and tram in Valencia
Valencia’s urban rail network counts a total of 146 stations, divided into ten active lines. With its total length of 162 km, it covers Valencia’s urban area thoroughly and it is a great way to move around the city.