The world's fireworks experts are in Valencia this week, and they are putting on three free evenings of shows for anyone who wants to watch, two of them by the sea.
Our monthly marvel for October is Valencia Cathedral in the heart of the old town, the natural starting point for exploring the city.
In a highly symbolic moment for Valencians, Jaume I's sword will go on show beside the Reial Senyera, the city's royal banner, at City Hall on Thursday 8 October.
Cruise passengers calling at Valencia can now book a private tuk tuk tour that collects them just outside the terminal and brings them back again.
Around 75,000 people packed onto Valencia's beaches last night to welcome summer the way the city always has — with fire, a midnight swim and a wish thrown to the flames.
Opened just last year, the Roig Arena is a striking new example of contemporary architecture.
Valencia's beloved clóchina mussel season began this month, and 2026 is shaping up to be a particularly memorable one.
This April, Saturdays in Valencia are getting a fresh new plan with the launch of a new afternoon boat trip with swim and DJ.
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event on 12 August 2026 with our Special Eclipse Edition boat tour on the Albufera Lake.
Las Fallas 2026 is now in full swing, with spectacular sculptures filling the streets, including a 27 metre high image of Charlie Chaplin, bringing a message of hope, which has been craned into place in City Hall square.
