Valencia started phase 1 of the Spanish plan to ease lockdown, this week, and we're delighted now to offer five fantastic unlocked activities that meet all the necessary health regulations, for those living or staying locally.
The city and region of Valencia enter Phase 1 of the Spanish plan to ease COVID-19 measures tomorrow, Monday, 18 May 2020, so some forms of tourism can now cautiously restart.
Wild flowers have bloomed and animal life has flourished in Valencia's parks and gardens during the corona crisis, as less maintenance has allowed them to grow more biodiverse.
The city centre around the Plaza del Ayuntamiento is preparing for visitors again when Valencia moves into the first phase of the plan to ease the corona virus lockdown in Spain on 18 May 2020.
Latest news about how the global corona virus outbreak is affecting the city.
In a new campaign 'There's good out there', Tripadvisor are asking people to review the places they love to give them a boost. Could you help out by reviewing something you've done with us in Valencia?
We know now might not be the best time to book a trip to Valencia, but while you're stuck at home you can still dream. Right?
Valencia is one of the most popular regions in Spain for expats and, in times of crisis, access to good advice and services in your own language is particularly important, so we hope our new Valencia expat guide will come in useful.
Expect plenty of oohing and aahing as this year's Fallas fireworks programme makes an explosive start, tonight, at Valencia marina.
Our new budget sailing charters are perfect for couples or small groups who want private sailing at an amazing price.
