Discover our locals' 101 hidden gems in Valencia

Until March 25, 2025, immerse yourself in ancient Egypt at Bombas Gens, Valencia — VR, AI, and projections bring pharaohs and temples vividly to life.

Casa Judía's variety of colours and decorations is impressive. The building is a fine example of Valencian Art Deco with neo-Egyptian influences.

Valencia’s best street art hides in El Carmen’s backstreets. As you wander the streets, the caras del agua will surprise you with their watchful eyes.

Spotted any weird roundabout in Valencia? Valencia’s roundabouts showcase art from the stunning to the bizarre, blending civic pride with quirky charm.

Explore Valencia’s Huerta, a lush countryside of farms and canals. Walk, bike, enjoy horchata, or taste paella cooked over orange wood at Casa El Famós!

La Marina in Valencia is a mix of historic charm and modern design, with yachts, art, and seaside dining! Look out for stunning views from the terrace!

In the 19th century, the stunning Jardín de Monforte was created as a private garden. Today, the garden is open to the public and free to visit.

Cabanyal is a vibrant seaside district where mosaic-adorned fishermen's houses, lively bars, and raw charm tell tales of its rich, working-class heritage.

Have you ever seen Spain? At Novedades Casino, you can. Every design there tells a little story, often about Valencia's past.

The most intriguing about Casa Carles Recio is that it is such an odd loner on this ordinary street. A closer look at the facade reveals stunning details!

Ubik café regularly organises activities. Expect art exhibitions, live music, wine tastings, a reading club, language exchanges, and creative workshops!

Want to explore Valencia's agriculture and taste delicious Paella? Huertos Urbanos de Benimaclet is a vibrant community garden uniting neighbours in the city.