In this guide, I’m sharing 30 fun and worthwhile Valencia activities for first-time visitors–from top attractions and local food experiences to beach spots and hidden gems.

4. El Cabanyal / Beach El Cabanyal is a good option if your main priority is spending time at the beach, but I wouldn’t recommend staying here if it’s your first visit to Valencia.

Mainland Spain offers a unique breed of urban beaches, with low-key surf communities, coastal restaurants and sea-facing old towns. Here are six of the best for your next break.

SPAIN’S beautiful holiday beaches are under threat from an invasive seaweed, which has left local officials “completely ...

Valencia, Spain’s third-largest city, boasts wide Mediterranean beaches, a laid-back vibe, and more than 300 sunshine-filled days each year. Sound good?

Mainland Spain offers a unique breed of urban beaches, with low-key surf communities, coastal restaurants and sea-facing old towns. Here are six of the best for your next break.