Sagunto Castle

The 14th-century Torres de Serranos are imposing twin towers that once guarded Valencia’s city walls, offering panoramic views and rich medieval history.

Valencia’s Old Town blends medieval streets, lively squares, and historic landmarks with cafés and markets, offering an authentic slice of the city’s past and present.

Located on the Costa de Azahar, in the heart of the Mediterranean and at the gateway to the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park, Les Coves de La Vall d’Uixó is the longest navigable underground river in Europe.

Valencia Cathedral blends centuries of architecture and is home to the Holy Grail tradition, offering stunning interiors and views from the Micalet tower.

Plaza de la Virgen is a historic square surrounded by the Cathedral and Basilica, offering fountains, cafés, and a lively yet timeless Old Town atmosphere.

This 17th-century basilica honours Valencia’s patron saint, featuring a pink facade, elegant dome, and richly decorated interior beside Plaza de la Virgen.