Valencia is proving a popular post-lockdown destination and not just for the sun, sea and city attractions. Nature lovers are also finding a haven of peace and tranquility at Albufera lake, just south of the city.
The catamaran boat trip season started in Valencia, this weekend, so now you can sail and feel free at sea again starting from just €19 per person.
Whether you're looking for boat trips to breathe in the fresh sea air, outdoors activities with plenty of sunshine and ventilation, or private group tours so you can keep your distance from others, we have a great selection of pandemic-busting things to do in Valencia.
Once tourists are able to visit Valencia again, we expect many will need to take a pre-flight coronavirus test before they return home, so we've teamed up with top private clinics in Valencia to offer a COVID test booking service.
A fascinating new exhibition by Spanish artist, Juan Uslé, opened, on Friday, at the Bomba Gens Art Centre in Valencia.
Feel free driving your own small motor boat in Valencia. Based at the city's central marina, these 16 foot (5 metre) boat rentals take up to 6 people and you don't need a licence to hire them.
Valencia was ranked the best city in the world for expats in 2020, in a study of more than 66 global destinations.
More urban artworks are appearing around Valencia marina, as 10 artists are given free rein to paint and spray 10 walls around the docks.
Valencia is experiencing higher numbers of COVID cases again, but less than much of Europe and it is not currently under lockdown. We won't pretend now is a good moment to visit (or go on holiday anywhere of course) but Valencia is organised and ready to reopen to tourism fully later this year when the pandemic permits, so now is a good time to plan your escape and things to do when you get here.
Valencia is feeling as festive as ever with decorations around the city and a host of seasonal activities and attractions to visit.
