As you cruise the Spanish Mediterranean, you'll find that Valencia lives up to its nickname - the City of Arts and Sciences. Avant-garde art and modern buildings blend surprisingly well with the ancient buildings that have adorned Valencia for centuries. As you explore this distinct town, be sure to try the local paella. The silk market, "La Lonja de la Seda," is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And a soft white sand beach is the perfect place to relax. It is also home to Europe's largest aquarium, a big public park, and a beautiful botanical garden. Valencia cruises let travelers experience Spain’s third-largest city with visits to the Gothic Valencia Cathedral, and the bustling Central Market. Stroll through Turia Gardens and admire the UNESCO-listed Silk Exchange. Cruises from Valencia also connect you to other Mediterranean islands, making it an ideal place to start any Mediterranean cruise. You will be able to visit neighboring Barcelona, Malaga, Cannes, Lisbon, or even Morocco. Our Trip Planners will help you make a personalized cruise in Spain and to Valencia.
Highlights of Valencia, Spain The bold identity of Valencia is one of appreciation of its ancient past and a sharp eye to a modern future. Among the things to see and do in this buzzing metropolitan city are:
Exploring the Old Town, where you will see La Lonja de la Seda (the Silk Market) - named a UNESCO World Heritage site.
