Valencia Two-Day Tour Guide

Valencia - the third largest city in Spain, not as crowded with tourists as Barcelona and Madrid, but the scenery is just as good, very comfortable. Plus, it's the birthplace of the Spanish seafood rice dish paella, which is also great to eat, so it's recommended to spend two days. If you only have one day, you can focus on checking out the following places: City of Arts and Sciences A classic work of avant-garde art, with three venues, the Science Museum, the Aquarium, and depending on your preferences, you can choose to check in one or more. Even if you don't go in, it's quite impressive just to look at it from the outside. Valencia Silk Exchange Although not large, it has a long history and is related to the Silk Road, which makes it well worth a visit. Central Market Right next to the Silk Exchange, a fresh produce market, very large and bright, with a beautiful dome, more imposing than both Barcelona's Boqueria Market and Madrid's. Valencia's Plaza de la Virgen The heart of the old city, with many churches, etc., where the essence of Valencia lies. Serranos Towers (Valencia) At the junction of the old and new towns, a tower that offers a panoramic view of the entire city. If you still have time, you can go to the beach, and also to Turia-Park.