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Wanderlog staff Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
How long is the drive from Denia to Cordoba?
The direct drive from Denia to Cordoba is 380 mi (611 km), and should have a drive time of 6 hrs 1 min in normal traffic.
If you’re going on a road trip from Denia to Cordoba, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Valencia, Jaen, Ubeda, Gandia, and Baeza, as well as top places to visit like Coves de Sant Josep and Sagunto Castle, or the ever-popular Pego-Oliva Marsh.
The top cities between Denia and Cordoba are Valencia, Jaen, Ubeda, Gandia, and Baeza. Valencia is the most popular city on the route. It's 1 hour from Denia and 5 hours from Cordoba.
Gandia, located on the eastern coast of Spain, boasts a rich historical heritage and stunning natural landscapes. The city's old town is adorned with architectural marvels like the 15th-century Los Borja Ducal Palace and the Moorish cloisters of the Monastery of Sant Jeroni de Cotalba. For history enthusiasts, the Archaeological Museum showcases prehistoric artifacts.
2% as popular as Valencia
9 minutes off the main route, 9% of way to Cordoba
Valencia is situated on the southeast coast of Spain, and it's a port city where the Turia River merges with the Mediterranean Sea. It's recognized for its contemporary constructions, consisting of a planetarium, an oceanarium, and an interactive museum in City of Arts and Sciences. Valencia also boasts several beaches, including some located within Albufera Park - a wetlands sanctuary containing a lake and hiking routes.
Most popular city on this route
20 minutes off the main route, 20% of way to Cordoba
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Úbeda is a Spanish town situated in the province of Jaén, which lies on the southern edge of Loma de Úbeda. This table-shaped region is squeezed between the river beds of Guadalquivir and Guadalimar.
2% as popular as Valencia
10 minutes off the main route, 74% of way to Cordoba
Baeza is a Spanish city in the province of Jaén, located in Andalusia. It belongs to the comarca of La Loma and is renowned for its well-preserved Italian Renaissance architecture, which is considered some of the best in Spain. Baeza's rich historical heritage is evident in its impressive buildings and structures, attracting visitors who appreciate cultural tourism.
1% as popular as Valencia
14 minutes off the main route, 74% of way to Cordoba
Jaén, a city located in the southern part of Spain, is well-known for its production of olive oil and historical fortresses such as the medieval Santa Catalina Castle. The Jaén Cathedral showcases remarkable Renaissance-style architecture and houses the Holy Veil, which was believed to have been used to clean Christ's face. The Arab Baths Cultural Center situated in Palacio de Villardompardo features an 11th-century bathhouse alongside two museums.
2% as popular as Valencia
20 minutes off the main route, 77% of way to Cordoba
Best stops along Denia to Cordoba drive
The top stops along the way from Denia to Cordoba (with short detours) are Oceanogràfic, Mercat Central de València, and Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. Other popular stops include El Castell de Guadalest, Platja de Gandia, and Bioparc Valencia.
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Pego-Oliva Marsh
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Hikers & birdwatchers are drawn to this ample open space with natural wetlands in scenic surrounds.
La font de salador
Delightful for a cool swim in hot weather
Derek Tanner — Google review
As a disabled man with dificuly walking and a heart condition ,this place was nice and flat with excellent paths.I found it easy to get around and easy to cycle with an electric bike. And a lovely peacefull place to explore **no toilets though** so go before you start out.
Mark Smallwood — Google review
Clean beautiful water from the 'hot' spring. Easy to swim and a lot warmer than the sea in November! Well worth a visit. The restaurant is nice, we had drinks only
Georgina Peterson — Google review
Excellent day out. Can walk for hours. Very good for dogs
Kevin Forbes — Google review
Lovely area, especially La Font Salada. Does dry out if you go in the middle of a heatwave, but the water feels great, the atmosphere is such a vibe, cannot recommend more. Also some stuff about it being good for your health and all that, only thing I noticed in my health was the pain in my butt after cannonballing and hitting the floor. Be careful. The stickman is our friend who didn't make it
Matthew Richard Russell — Google review
Nature at its best, a gem. I think there could be more information on notice boards about the birds you can see, but take a bird app on your phone and it listens to the bird calls and identifies, it's incredible how many species inhabit this wonderful area
jeanette ball — Google review
Stunning natural park with cold waters for swimming
Richard Creed — Google review
Beautiful for walking the dogs....
axel b. — Google review
Special area. Good to see from. Mont Pego.
Michel Molenaar — Google review
Great place for a walk in nature, especially with dogs, but the paths & board-walks can be submerged in/after wet weather. Popular with bird watchers. It's possible to park & walk a way to enter Font Salada from the back, thus avoiding the difficulties parking near the Font which can get busy.
Nancy Benn — Google review
Fantastic spot just 6km from Oliva. Good restaurant too, been here several times, had a swim and ate in the restaurant. Highly recommend
Richie Phelan — Google review
Great place to visit for a swim in a natural river with fish! Good bar next to the river with toilets and a restaurant also close by. Would recommend swim shoes to be worn.
Coves de Sant Josep offers guided boat trips and hikes through a subterranean river that dates back to the Triassic era, making it the longest in Europe. Visitors can enjoy a 45-minute leisurely boat ride along the underground river, covering approximately 800 meters. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, guests will explore various rooms within the caves, including the Bat Room, Dianas Lake, Siphon Gallery, Dry Zone, and Cathedral.
Really nice and great place to be out of the sun. We bought tickets in advance but ended up running late and had to wait 30 mins before they had space for our group.
Got lucky and had a boat to ourselves and our tour guide managed to speak some English so was able to tell us about the caves, stalactites some history and how they had yet to find the source of the clear water. Super friendly gentleman 🙂
We loved the light show at the end of the ride and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. There are many low ceilings so there was much of the journey where we had mind our heads and dodge.
Amy L — Google review
Is a very beautiful caves. Boat will take you cross the river to see the caves. Only one thing I don’t like is the transit. If you want to go by your self and save time only way can work is take taxi cost around $60euro per each ways. Otherwise can take local bus to go. It will take around 2 and half hr each ways.
Prudence Wong — Google review
A great way to spend an hour, but book in advance to ensure your place or that you don't have a wait for your visit. The wooden boats hold 12 people and you are directed where to sit on the benches along each side to ensure stability.
There is a guide who poles the boat along and provides some details about the caves etc, in Spanish of-course, and our command of the language wasn't good enough to understand, but we still enjoyed the visit.
The caves are very low in places so you have to watch out and duck down to avoid a knock on the head. For this reason, there are only certain places, where the cavern is large, where it is safe enough to take photos.
The visit takes 45 minutes and after a short boat ride, you alight and wander through the caves for 200m. The floor is smooth concrete, but the width and height varies. At the end of this one-way walk, the boat meets you again so you have a longer ride back.
We booked in advance (as I needed to fit the visit into our schedule) and for 14,50€ each, we visited on Friday 28 April 2023. There were many visitors entering 30 minutes apart and I counted five boats of up-to 12 people in each for the trip after ours (as we had to wait for them all to pass).
Nancy Benn — Google review
A very beautiful underground river to be visited when you are nearby Valencia.
Interior cave holds 20 Degrees Celsius and the river holds 17 Degrees Celsius for the entire year.
Amazingly lighted and a beautiful surprise awaits you at the end of the underground journey.
It is kids friendly! I recommend it!
Arthur Radulescu — Google review
Incredible! So crazy beautiful. What a beautiful experience! I definitely recommend doing the kayaking trip after hours! It was Epic! Lucia and Manu were the best guides ever, so kind and knowledgeable. Unforgettable experience. Thank you!
Buzz! Lambert — Google review
The best caves where you should go one time in your life. Amazing view and take the boats under the cave is just like the adventure, everyone will enjoy it.
Chester Lee — Google review
Totally worth visiting! We took a boat trip but I highly recommend a kayak tour so that you are allowed to swim inside.
Before you go, take a look at the agenda - maybe you will be lucky to attend a musical event there 😉
Yuliya Klimishena — Google review
Beautiful experience! It is definitely worth a visit when in Valencia! We rented a car and it was about a 45 min drive, free parking outside. There are some restaurants, shops and an ice cream store next to the entrance of the caves. When visiting the caves you go in boats deep into the mountain. The guide explains everything very nicely and with lots of humor! I went with my teenagers and they loved it too.
Maria Sandmark — Google review
It was a wonderful experience. A visit to Valencia without a visit to San Jose Cave is not complete. The staffs are amazing, and the cave is well maintained while safety precautions are adhered to at all times to ensure the safety of all visitors and tourists. Added to this, the ticket is not expensive if you go there by yourself and not use a tour guide. It cost just 14£ to experience this amazing cave. Before you go into the caves, there are lots of cafes where you can grab something to eat. Ice cream, drinks, food, etc. You can as well do this when you come out of the cave.
If you are driving by yourself to the cave, there are lots of parking spaces to park your car safely. Don't ever worry about that. I don't know the price for parking but I am sure it won't cost anything. The car park is not far away from the main entrance and that is why I will recommend you drive there if you can as this will save you some money.
I need to say that photos and videos are bot allowed while you are in the cave. This is to prevent tourists' safety so they don't hit their head on the rock while taking a picture or videos. However, you will be giving some time, which is about 5 minutes at a safe spot in the cave to take good quality pictures. For those who would like to swim, you can do that within the 5 minutes, but who would choose to swim and ignore taking good pictures.
If I ever visit Valencia again, I will do this over and over again.
Adebayo Adepoju — Google review
Beautiful caves in a wonderful little town. There are so many great places to eat and drink a beer or wine. Be sure to get your tickets online before you visit as it was sold out our first try. We did the cave tour which was about 45 minutes and then went to eat. After lunch we hiked on a few of the many trails. Our friends drove their camper van and were able to camp easily. Forgot to mention there were a few historic points in the trails and on the lookout.
Shane Roberson — Google review
Hidden gem which needs to be published more!
What a great stop for an hour to see some gorgeous and natural beauty.
The caves don’t feel claustrophobic at all even when going through small parts due to the beautiful blue water.
The staff were all friendly and we loved the boat.
I wish the tour could have been in English as I felt we missed a lot during the boat tour.
Watch out for the special finale near the end!
Amie Bentley — Google review
It was great! The guide was super nice, and answer all the questions we had, the place is gorgeous and they even have a light and music show inside. Keep in mind that you are only allowed to take pictures in certain areas
Linnette — Google review
Very nice boat tour of about 40 minutes through the caves. The tour guide didn’t allow us to take pictures on the first half of the tour, but on the second half, we were allowed to take pictures. We paid €10 per person on a group trip, which was a good price.
Mees van Dijk — Google review
Probably one of the best underground caves with a river I have ever seen! worth to visit this place for sure! Inside the cave you will use small boats and maybe walking around 200-300 meters. So is accessible for anyone and any age. For tickets is better to buy them in advance at least one day before!
Vasilis Karakostas — Google review
This place is incredible with a very unique cave where you swim on a boat. The lighting there is spot on which allows to see both the ceiling and the river floor. The only downside is always lowering your head so you don't get hit but that's part of the fun :).
I would recommend buying tickets in advance only if you're 100% sure you'll make it to the time you have chosen, oversize buy tickets when you arrive.
Artemiy Pod — Google review
These caves are about 45 min outside of Valencia. I recommend booking a tour to make it stress free because you will not have to drive there or wait in line to buy tickets and your tour guide should provide a history of the area along the way, The caves are beautiful. It is a comfortable temperature of 20 celsius inside. You ride a boat thru the tunnels and caves. Then you walk for a little bit and then you get back in your boat and go back through the tunnels and caves but this time you can take pictures. On the return ride you stop in the open area for a music and light show before the exit. There are a few shops and a place to eat in the town. And there's also an old Monastery at the top of the stairs above the stores. It was not a long tour but it was fun for all and something different fr9m the usual shops or Unesco sites. I highly recommend it.
Theresa Esposito — Google review
Discovered after moving to the area in July. Have taken three lots of visitors there as we thought it was excellent. Reasonably priced, well organised tour and the guides (one guy in particular) are so enthusiastic and share their knowledge in a really engaging way.
One of the best visitor attractions we’ve visited since living in Spain.
Chris Rae — Google review
Absolutely spectacular- went on a quiet weekday in October. Lovely cafes outside for breakfast, easy parking. I pre-booked online. Guides were informative. I would definitely go again for their concerts in summer if I’m lucky enough to be back. Surrounding area full of natural beauty.
Alison Fagan — Google review
Very enjoyable and relaxing experience. Floating through the caves enjoying the beautiful sights in the relatively cool surroundings was a great way to enjoy a very hot day. Our only problem was that the guide, although very good, gave a lot of information in Spanish and only spoke English when directly asked a question. We do speak a little Spanish but not at the level he was communicating. I feel we as tourists could have got a lot more from the experience had there been perhaps one of the four boats for English speaking tourists with an English guide.
Thank you so much Ian David for guiding us on a wonderful trip exploring the caves. Very knowledgeable and informative with great English.
Karl Rix — Google review
Great trip, loved the boat.
There was a guide, but in Spanish, it would have been good to have been an English tour as well
Dawn Wigley — Google review
Not worth visiting. The paths between the galleries and caves are not natural. It was created by blasting the rock with TNT. I saw a lot's of broken stalactites that will never recover. Also the bed of the river was filled with sand and cleaned from rocks and debris. Not many parts of the cave system remained untouched. Tourist trap.
Ilja Lahovskis — Google review
Spectacular day trip from Valencia’s. About 45 minutes by car to get here, an hour long boat tour in Europe’s longest underground river, and stunning rock formations. We want to come back for the kayak tour ASAP. There is free covered parking next to the caves. Around the cave entrance there are a handful of bars and restaurants. The fanciest one would need a reservation, though we went to a cheaper one and has no wait for lunch. Alternatively, we found out later about some food trucks in the city center about 5-10 minutes away.
M Hernandez — Google review
Really great experience it is the longest navigable underground river in Europe, very close to Valencia, they do 2 types of trips, you can go in a boat for 800 meters and then a 250 metre walk, or you can do it in a single or double kayak, which is what we did, you even get the chance to swim in the water. Fantastic experience and would highly recommend it.
Stephen Ravenscroft — Google review
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Paratge de, Plaça de Sant Josep, s/n, 12600 la Vall d'Uixó, Castellón, Spain
Sagunto Castle, located about 25 kilometers north of Valencia, is a historic site with origins dating back to the Iberian period. The castle offers sprawling remains and partly-restored structures such as the Roman theatre, Gothic architecture, and the old Jewish quarter. The ancient fortification's walls stretch for about a kilometer and provide stunning views over the town and sea.
Soy big fan de los castillos y creo que este es muy menospreciado. Es un castillo grande y todavía quedan muchas partes que puedes apreciar y es gratis. Y mientras paseando , puedes disfrutar de las vistas increíbles que abren los miradores.
No hace falta ser deportista- esta experiencia es para todos (pero no es apto para personas con movilidad reducida).
Una hora aquí parece suficiente para cubrir todo.
Es fácil llegar aquí- puedes coger un tren hasta Sagunto y pasear, ya que la ruta hasta el castillo es agradable, va por la parte antigua de Sagunto. Y hay muchos lugares para comer cerca.
En mi opinión es una experiencia perfecta para familias y amigos, lo recomiendo a todos.
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I am a big fan of castles and I think this one is very underrated. It is a big castle and there are still many parts that you can appreciate and it is free. And while walking, you can enjoy the incredible views that the viewpoints open.
You don't have to be an athlete - this experience is for everyone (but it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility).
An hour here seems like enough to cover everything.
It's easy to get here - you can take a train to Sagunto and walk around, as the route to the castle is pleasant, it goes through the old part of Sagunto. And there are many places to eat nearby.
In my opinion it is a perfect experience for families and friends, I recommend it to everyone.
Egor M — Google review
Free to enter and walk around, but probably not worth the trip out from Valencia for. There are information points across the town but these disappear once inside the castle grounds itself, so you’re left with an odd mixture of Roman ruins, apparently medieval gates, and then recently renovated concrete additions. Hard to tell what you were looking at.
Tom Beck — Google review
We were there on a Monday when it was closed. Still climbed the hill to see the castle, the views were amazing. You can completely walk around the castle and there are information boards. When we reached the other side we thought we could as well go around completely, but at some point there were no clear paths and sometimes we had to climb down from rocks. The views are also not that great from there so it’s better to just turn around when you reach the first half. Also make sure to wear good shoes.
Esra Polat — Google review
Very interesting old fortress. Beautiful views. A bit strenuous up parts of the hill. The theatre is another amazing place to go to see.
Yvonne Beck — Google review
Amazing history. Great walk around. People complained that it's in ruins, but I thought there was still plenty to see. There is virtually no parking. Bathrooms were broken when we were there. Google maps did not give the correct directions to get there. We did eventually find it on our own. If you go to the old city center you will be able to find your way and people to help with directions from there. This is across the bridge from when we entered town then back over on another bridge just on the other side.
Emily Luscombe — Google review
We parked in the town and walked up to the castle. It was free, and not a long walk so I can recommend it to virtually anyone. Mind you, I probably wouldn't visit during the height of summer of around the middle of a hot day.
Great views and, in my opinion, worth a visit.
Chris Grayling — Google review
So glad we visited. Nearly didn’t after being put off by YouTube videos!!!
It’s a unique setting and worth the trip. A beautiful 20 degrees and a cool spring breeze. Fantastic views. Blissful.
The Roman theatre has been lambasted for its renovation. I was prepared for disappointment but I really loved the space.
Sometimes in life it’s what you make of it.
Sarah Ford — Google review
At the top of the hill of Sagunto lays the ruins of this roman castle. Unfortunately there's no information to follow up during your visit. The views to the Mediterranean are really beautiful but the lack of information regarding the complex let me feeling empty of knowledge.
Carla Redondo — Google review
A nice, big castle with remnants from different periods. If you just know what and where to look for, this place is like a journal spanning millenia.
Pieces from Roman rule, Arabs, French and what not!!
- The hike from Sagunto train station isn't difficult, I'd say 3/10 on difficulty scale
- Entry is free
- There are not many signages, jus go there for exploration
- Phenomenal 360 degree views
- The visitor centre houses some historic artefacts
- There is also a small museum inside the castle, with mostly Roman era inscriptions
Now, some of the restoration is done with modern methods and if you are hardcore history buff, you'd be disappointed.
Nevertheless, worth visiting once.
Gokul Naath — Google review
If you are interested in ancient history... It's a nice place to visit. Beside that is free of charge and quite big.
Jay N. — Google review
Sagunto Castle is reasonably big size castle, which has a vast view of surrounding area of Sargunto.
It has free entry and you can drive to bottom of this castle.
Recommended to the tourists.
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Shahid Hussain — Google review
Con 2.500 años de historia hay mucho que contar. Recomiendo su visita, desde arriba contemplarán toda va vista de Sagunto y puerto de Sagunto, la vista de 360 grados es espectacular. Las siembras de naranjas, en pueblo de Sagunto a la orilla de la montaña, el mar bareal en toda su inmensidad. Hasta ahora mi lugar favorito de Toda la zona de Sagunto. En segundo lugar la playa de Sagunto.
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With 2,500 years of history there is a lot to tell. I recommend your visit, from above you will see the entire view of Sagunto and the port of Sagunto, the 360 degree view is spectacular. The orange plantations, in the town of Sagunto on the edge of the mountain, the bare sea in all its immensity. So far my favorite place in the entire Sagunto area. In second place is Sagunto beach.
Renny Moujalli — Google review
Bigger than expected, very nice views, the complex was worth to visit.
If driving, leave your car down in the town, the streets are really narrow.
Luis Mendoza — Google review
Es uno de los monumentos más importantes de la ciudad y uno de los mejores conservados de la Comunidad Valenciana. Entrada Gratuita.
Hay un parking abajo al lado del anfiteatro.
El castillo fue construido en diferentes etapas, desde el siglo VI a. C. hasta el siglo XVI. Las partes más antiguas del castillo son las murallas ibéricas, que fueron construidas por los íberos en el siglo VI a. C. Posteriormente, los romanos construyeron una serie de edificios en el interior del castillo, incluido el foro romano. En la Edad Media, el castillo fue ampliado por los musulmanes y los cristianos
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It is one of the most important monuments in the city and one of the best preserved in the Valencian Community. Free entrance.
There is a parking lot downstairs next to the amphitheater.
The castle was built in different stages, from the 6th century BC. C. until the 16th century. The oldest parts of the castle are the Iberian walls, which were built by the Iberians in the 6th century BC. Later, the Romans built a series of buildings inside the castle, including the Roman forum. In the Middle Ages, the castle was expanded by Muslims and Christians
Juan Vicente “JuanVicenteViews” — Google review
Segunto Castle offers a captivating experience, and I'm thrilled to share my positive impressions. Firstly, the fact that it's a free site to visit makes it accessible and budget-friendly. The ease of reaching the area by train from Valencia adds to its convenience.
The sheer size of the site is impressive, providing a rich and immersive experience. Navigating through the castle is a delight, with the free audio guide enhancing the visit. I recommend bringing earbuds to fully appreciate the detailed commentary as you explore the site.
The historical significance of Segunto Castle adds a fascinating layer to the visit, and the breathtaking views from various vantage points are truly memorable. The inclusion of hiking trails around the site makes it an ideal destination for both hikers and dog enthusiasts, adding versatility to the overall experience.
Personally, I can't wait to return and delve deeper into the area, as it promises more discoveries and exploration. Segunto Castle stands out as a gem for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a well-rounded and enjoyable outing.
Abby D — Google review
Un castillo enorme ( el más grande-de ahínco que he visitado ), muy bonito y con vistas 360. Para pasear y disfrutar de las preciosa vistas, podías pasar una mañana entera allí. La entrada es gratuita. Le pongo 4 estrellas por que el castillo está bastante abandonado de mantenimiento, tiene muchísimo potencial para celebrar eventos o semejante con el debido respeto -claro. Aun así lo recomiendo para visitar.
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A huge castle (the largest I have ever visited), very beautiful and with 360 views. To walk around and enjoy the beautiful views, you could spend an entire morning there. Admission is free. I give it 4 stars because the castle is quite abandoned for maintenance, it has a lot of potential to celebrate events or similar with due respect - of course. Even so, I recommend it to visit.
Valerie — Google review
Very interesting site, good views of the surrounding area, if you are driving up to it be prepared for some narrow roads through the town.
trevor orpin — Google review
Vale la pena visitarlo solo para ver las vistas panorámicas porque por desgracia de castillo hoy ya queda casi nada. Ojo a horario - los domingos se trabaja hasta las 14 pero a las 13.35 ya nos a llamado para que salgamos. La entrada es gratuita. Hemos tenido problemas encontrar parking para coche.
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It is worth visiting just to see the panoramic views because unfortunately there is almost nothing left of the castle today. Be careful with the schedule - on Sundays they work until 2:00 p.m. but at 1:35 p.m. they already called us to leave. Admission is free. We have had problems finding car parking.
Sanita — Google review
Unbelievable castle with Roman forum. Absolutely no entrance fee and an easy train journey from Valencia.
Jennie Walker — Google review
Beautiful ruins, more a citadel than a castle. Quite big, needs time to explore all parts, very nice view all around. Uphill path to walk to entrance, challenging for weak knees. Small museum building (bathrooms available but out of order when we visited).
M S (MTV) — Google review
The views from the castle are truly spectacular. The museum, while very interesting, doesn't provide much information.
This place is not for you if you aren't in shape. There is a LOT of climbing involved to reach the entrance, and more climbing, and scrambling over rocks, once you're inside.
That said, if you're fit it's definitely worth seeing and taking the time to look around.
If you don't want to climb all the way to the top, there is a small, Roman amphitheater that has been restored and is easily reachable and worth seeing.
Jack Andrews — Google review
Hermoso lugar, de los más imponentes que vi.
Es increíble que esté ahí, y pensar como fue en sus tiempos de esplendor, todo el sitio que abarcaba, y la antigüedad que tiene.
Siempre que puedo vuelvo a pasar y descubro que me gusta un poco más.
Si bien le falta un poco de mantenimiento, es un lugar estupendo para ir a caminar, para sentarse a descansar,a pasar el rato.
Y desde el sitio del que lo veas, se ve precioso, pero creo q una de las mejores postales (lejanas) que se puede tener es desde el puente carretero de la estación del Renfe (Sagunto) es espectacular como se lo ve.
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Beautiful place, one of the most impressive I saw.
It is incredible that it is there, and to think what it was like in its heyday, the entire site it covered, and how old it is.
Whenever I can I stop by again and discover that I like it a little more.
Although it lacks a little maintenance, it is a great place to go for a walk, to sit and rest, to hang out.
And from where you see it, it looks beautiful, but I think one of the best (distant) postcards you can have is from the road bridge at the Renfe station (Sagunto), it is spectacular as you see it.
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C/ del Castell, s/n, 46500 Sagunt, Valencia, Spain
Platja de Gandia is a popular beach located in the coastal town of Gandia, Spain. This picturesque beach stretches over three kilometers and features fine golden sand, clear blue waters, and ample space for sunbathing and swimming. The beach is well-equipped with facilities such as showers, toilets, changing rooms, sun loungers and parasols for rent. The promenade along the beach is dotted with restaurants serving delicious seafood delicacies and cafes offering refreshing drinks to quench your thirst.
Museo Cueva de Dragut, also known as Dragut's Caves, is a fascinating historical site in Cullera, Spain. These caves were once used as a hideout by the infamous Ottoman pirate Dragut during the 16th century. Situated along the coast of Cullera, this attraction offers visitors an intriguing look into the region's past. The natural cave is filled with artifacts such as swords, guns, and model boats from that era.
Hidden attractions near Cullera's Lighthouse. Stairs take you to the cafetería and entrance to the museum inside the cave. Guided tour is very good as guide explain the history of the pirates and artifacts in all underground chambers. It has a small ship with a broken mast. Guided tour ends with a lights and sound show of a storm at sea. It is a cool tour for the price. After visiting the cave we walked outside up to the hill to see a hermitage, a sculpture with two huge hands and a natural balcony to see the lighthouse from the distance.
Jose Gregorio Lepervanche Valencia — Google review
Good place. It goes down very deep, so if you don't like stairs, so...
Guide was great and overall experience is good 👍
Sasha Pavlusenko — Google review
Amazing cave! Totally different from all caves that I've been in. It's breathtaking, worth of visiting.
Natasa Scopic — Google review
A curious place, well worth a visit, even if you are not interested in special effects and superficial pirate stories. It's a huge, peculiarly winding natural cave, quite atmospheric, and with a bit of imagination you can almost "see" bad old pirates hiding there in the mid-sixteenth century. There are many old artefacts - sables, guns, jugs models of boats etc. I was given an individual tour by an earnest young guide, in English. Pity I wasn't allowed to take photos. There is also a café by the entrance, which is rather handy.
Tanya Yurasova — Google review
I love this place and have visited a few times - always travelling on the dotto train (tren turistico) from Cullera beach (get on near Ale Hop). They've created a great experience building on the history of the invasion of the town by pirates. Not for those with mobility problems, since as far as I know the out way out is via some very steep stairs.
Angie Airlie — Google review
Must-visit when in Cullera! We were pleasantly surprised about the guided tour included in the €5 entry fee, but would definitely recommend it! Nice bar too 🏴☠️
Kaya — Google review
Absolutely not what I was expecting on the websit it said the tour would be 45 mins. It was terrible we only got 5 mins!!!
The girl tha was with us just stood there not even I sound came out of her mouth so I give this place 1 star!!
James Hughes — Google review
Terrible! Non accommodating for non Spanish speakers. We were told the tour lasted 20 minutes, our tour lasted a total of 5 minutes and when I asked could my son have one last look around, we were told no! Staff were very rude! Will not return, do not waste your time here.
Sinead Kelly — Google review
Meh, not super interesting. Train ride was nice though.
Daan van den Berg — Google review
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Placa Dr. Fleming, s/n, 46400 Faro de Cullera, Valencia, Spain
The Ducal Palace of Gandia is a historical landmark that dates back to the early 1300s. Throughout its history, it has been occupied by the Borja dukes of Gandia and boasts opulent Gothic and Baroque interiors. Though remodeled in the 19th century, original details are still present in the building. The Salon de las Coronas is among several lavish rooms while the Galeria Dorada stands out with its decorated rooms and tiled floor depicting the four elements.
Very helpful staff, wheelchair access including lift. We had a guide which was very interesting.
RoyGlyn Culliford — Google review
interesting and beautiful place well worth a visit. Some renovation going on so not really logic way of seeing things... But besides that all good.
Christian Bergenstrahle — Google review
Very interesting excursion, animated and spectacular. Borgia's family history on brilliant display.
Petr Shirshin — Google review
Very nice place. Interesting history of the place and this family.
Svitlana Kucher — Google review
Home of the Borgia’s! Very interesting guide who explained the history of times gone by, and the extraordinary Borgia family!
Mickie Price — Google review
Beautiful architecture and brimming with history, excellent English speaking guide.
A must visit if visiting Gandia
Very interesting, beautiful pictures and ceilings. The golden gallery is stunning.
It' just a pity that it looks very uninteresting from outside, you would pass it without a second glance if you didn' t know it was there, and the surrounding buildings are also not very appeaing.
Lets just say that the setting is not great.
On the plus side: very friendly staff, a good sound guide and an easy underground parking next door.
Forget about a stroll through Gandia though, its very depressing!
Hans Maes — Google review
This is a beautifully preserved historical palace. You can get a guided tour, audio guide, and some days dramatic guided tours. I got the audio guide and it was narrated well with lots of information. You only see the second floor but that's alright, because there's lots to see. You can probably spend 1 hour in this place.
Shaira Cruz — Google review
A real jewel. Totally must-see attraction in Gandia. Our guide Gabriel was fascinating... made the whole tour absolutely riveting and left us all feeling like we'd taken a 4 credit course of Spanish history at uni. The palace is exquisite and a tribute to the Jesuits who have helped keeping it for posterity.
Alberto Gonzales — Google review
I had a few hours to waste in Gandia and by chance passed by the palace. Well worth a visit of about an hour. Well laid out, I used the QR to guide myself around and it was easy. A lot to view. By the river but fairly central and lots of places to get refreshments nearby.
John Hopgood — Google review
lovely old palace showing the different decoration styles of the many centuries since it was first built. Splendid architecture, poor furnishing and the many royal portraits could do with nametags...
Lucas A. Ocken — Google review
Great palace, the collection of tiles were worth 👌 seeing.
Got a 20% discount via our hotel...
PAUL PEARCE — Google review
Low key 'palace' , well worth a visit for extraordinary decoration . I'd have wanted a little more about the Ducal role in so iety, but otherwise this plan is a secret gem in the heart of Gandia.
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Carrer del Duc Alfons el Vell, 1, 46701 Gandia, Valencia, Spain
The Castle of Cullera is a restored hilltop castle dating back to the 10th century, offering scenic water views and housing a museum. Situated in the coastal town of Cullera, in Valencia, Spain, it provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The castle has historical significance as it was involved in battles and reconstructions over the centuries.
Despite the Castle of Cullera being closed, the view from the hill was absolutely stunning, offering a panoramic perspective of Cullera and the Mediterranean Sea. The castle's exterior hints at a rich history, leaving me eager to return and explore its historical charm in the future.
Florin Kis — Google review
This place is magical! This is our second time here this spring and it never disappoints. I would recommend to anyone looking for a beautiful getaway for an afternoon. There is a small cafe at the top of the castle outside the church but it did not look big. It looked like a nice place to have a cafe but we like to go eat at one of the many restaurants on the beach below.
Shane Roberson — Google review
The castle itself is worth visiting, the view is amazing. However the gift shop is poor unless you want to buy devotional articles. Cafe is not welcoming, the smell of old oil put us off and we didn't try any of their delicacies.
Ewelina Gorniewicz — Google review
Fantastic views from all around the castle. Well worth the €3 charge. Definitely recommend.
Susan B — Google review
It was a very nice experience and we took beautiful photos. The walk us wasn’t too long only like 30 minutes but it was really great.
Emma Taciu — Google review
Tienes unas vistas muy chulas de allí arriba. Las personas con movilidad reducida pueden acceder al Museo por ascensor y a una primera planta con una plataforma, de ahí ya no hay más accesibilidad más arriba. El personal muy amable. El coste de la entrada al Castillo es de 3€ y si tienes discapacidad de 1€. Se puede subir arriba con el coche, hay para aparcar, si tienes movilidad reducida tienes un ascensor que te lleva hasta la entrada del Castillo sin coste para los de movilidad reducida, sino cuesta 1€ subir y otro bajar. También puedes subir por las escaleras para los que pueden andar.
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You have some very cool views from up there. People with reduced mobility can access the Museum by elevator and to a first floor with a platform, from there there is no further accessibility further up. Very friendly staff. The cost of entry to the Castle is €3 and if you have a disability it is €1. You can go up by car, there is parking, if you have reduced mobility you have an elevator that takes you to the entrance of the Castle at no cost for those with reduced mobility, otherwise it costs €1 to go up and another to go down. You can also take the stairs for those who can walk.
Marta Garralda — Google review
Parking (limited when busy) at the base (use toilets there!) if you can weave your way through Cullera to the access road. Funicular available from parking to the castle/cafe entrance.
Views spectacular!
Staff totally amiable and helpful.
Approach on foot is quite steep and long.
Interior not really suited to those with mobility problems.
Peter Drake — Google review
Spectacular place, to make a hiking route and beautiful views. You can see the whole city from the top of the castle.
Crissmath — Google review
This castle overlooking Cullera is very visitor oriented.
Lots of active media panels which explain the history of the site and the town.
Easy walking around the castle with plenty of viewing areas and opportunities to take in the vista.
Some parking available.
Well worth a visit.
David Hickman — Google review
Beautiful castle and church. Is definitely a place to see and take your time to enjoy. The architecture is very nice
Maria Marshall — Google review
Muy buenas vistas de todo cullera, muy recomendable subir a echar un vistazo en un día despejado.
También se pueden por detrás todos los campos de arrozales que es una extensión inmensa, además de los pueblos cercanos a Cullera.
Subo una foto con los precios de las entradas para el castillo.
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Very good views of all of Cullera, highly recommended to go up and take a look on a clear day.
You can also see behind all the rice fields, which is an immense area, in addition to the towns near Cullera.
I upload a photo with the ticket prices for the castle.
Miguel López — Google review
Lovely castle and walk up to it. Beautiful panoramic views over Cullera
Zhyna Williams — Google review
No es un castillo grande, pero es el único aquí y está muy bien conservado. La entrada es de 3€ adulto. Una visita de aproximadamente 40-60 minutos.
Está restaurado, tiene salas diferentes y unas decoradas. Hay placas con información y dos lugares con cine corto informativo. Tienen lugar unos talleres de arte aquí y ahora se ubica una exposición gratis.
Definitivamente merece la visita si quieres subir por la ruta de montaña y disfrutar de las vistas maravillosas. Hay vistas por ambos lados de la montaña- dan al mar y a la ciudad de Cullera.
NO Es recomendable subir del lado Del Mar porque es una carretera para los coches aburrida. Mejor del otro lado - es una ruta especial para caminar.
También hay un ascensor de 1€ para personas que no quieren subir a pie.
En la altura del castillo hay un café sencillo.
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It's not a big castle, but it's the only one here and it's very well preserved. Admission is €3 for adults. A visit of approximately 40-60 minutes.
It is restored, has different rooms and some decorated. There are plaques with information and two places with short informative films. Some art workshops take place here and now a free exhibition is located.
It is definitely worth a visit if you want to climb the mountain route and enjoy the wonderful views. There are views on both sides of the mountain - they overlook the sea and the city of Cullera.
NOT It is advisable to go up from the Del Mar side because it is a boring road for cars. Better on the other side - it's a special walking route.
There is also a €1 lift for people who don't want to walk up.
At the height of the castle there is a simple cafe.
Egor M — Google review
It's okay, not much to go around. We went 10:00 here. If you are thinking to buy ticket in advance I advice you not because the woman in the entrance is not there always, and you can have the same view without entering. Better also to pack your own food (I pack tuna sandwich, try it lol) and water to save (8 Euro if u ask for taxi just going there , 3 euros for entrance, 2 euros for souvenir coin)
Kimcyllerz — Google review
El castillo está muy bien conservado y la guía está fenomenal si llevas instalada la aplicación de castillos con audioguía gratuita. El único problema es que aparcar legalmente arriba en el castillo es difícil porque hay pocas plazas así que hay que llegar pronto.
Hay unas vistas espectaculares de Cullera desde arriba.
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The castle is very well preserved and the guide is phenomenal if you have installed the castle application with free audio guide. The only problem is that parking legally up at the castle is difficult because there are few spaces so you have to arrive early.
There are spectacular views of Cullera from above.
Javier Salazar Calle — Google review
Amazing place if you like history, cheap entry also. The view you have over Cullera from the mountaintop is breathtaking, for 1 euro coins you can use the mounted binoculars. Sadly theres no way to change 2 euro coins into 1 euro coins so come prepared. Also the only free watersource up there tastes like bleach, so bring your own drinks
faka g — Google review
un lugar bonito, con un museo pequeño pero interesante. la entrada es barata, entonces creo que vale la pena
hay vistas chulas, todo es limpio y en buena condición.
cuando fui, no había mucha gente así que la experiencia fue muy linda
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a nice place, with a small but interesting museum. The entrance is cheap, so I think it's worth it.
There are cool views, everything is clean and in good condition.
When I went, there weren't many people so the experience was very nice.
tarta — Google review
Seems cool! Amazing view. Cafe was closed though and I was dying for water.
Tom James — Google review
El castillo tiene bastantes cosas para ver, está bien restaurado el recinto, tiene un bar arriba y se puede ver todo en 2:30h. La cuesta aunque sea larga, no es empinada. Tiene una parada de autobús por si no la quieres subir a pie. Recomiendo ir en temporada de Otoño/primavera.
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The castle has quite a few things to see, the grounds are well restored, it has a bar upstairs and you can see everything in 2:30h. The slope, although long, is not steep. It has a bus stop if you don't want to walk up there. I recommend going in the fall/spring season.
SCrislers9 — Google review
Beautiful place and easy to reach, it gives a nice view on the city Cullera
Dymon Orlov — Google review
Muy simple pero no pude visitar el castillo ni el interior de la iglesia pero volvere para verlo y veré si cambio la opinión. En esta ocasión fue disfrutar de las vistas desde el mirador y tomando algo en el pequeño bar que hay. Lo que me pareció bastante deficiente fue que el bar no dispone de servicios y los del lugar estaban cerrados y fue un problema ya que un lugar tan apartado y turístico debería ser abierto todo el tiempo y el bar disponer de ellos también. Con acceso a rutas senderistas. Una pena que el tiempo no acompañará pues estaba nublado pero con buen tiempo creo deben ser muchísimo mejores las vistas. En horario nocturno puede ser un lugar romántico al que llevar a tu pareja a pasar un momento bonito mirando el horizonte o para un amanecer o puesta de sol. El ascensor tampoco estaba en funcionamiento y lo único que funcionaba eran las máquinas para sacar monedas de dicho lugar, habiendo dos de diferentes monedas, recomiendo la que esta en la parte superior, no la de las monedas de latón.
Un lugar que podría estar muchísimo mejor organizado sin duda.
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Very simple but I was not able to visit the castle or the interior of the church but I will return to see it and see if I change my opinion. This time it was enjoying the views from the viewpoint and having a drink at the small bar there. What I found quite deficient was that the bar does not have services and those in the place were closed and it was a problem since such a remote and touristy place should be open all the time and the bar should have them too. With access to hiking routes. It's a shame that the weather won't be good as it was cloudy but with good weather I think the views should be much better. At night it can be a romantic place to take your partner to spend a nice moment looking at the horizon or for a sunrise or sunset. The elevator was not working either and the only thing that worked were the machines to withdraw coins from that place, there being two of different currencies, I recommend the one at the top, not the one with the brass coins.
A place that could be much better organized without a doubt.
Aquopolis Cullera is an exciting aquatic park featuring outdoor pools, thrilling tunnel slides, and challenging obstacle courses. The Crazy River and the Black Hole are among the popular water slides available. Additionally, visitors can enjoy an adventure pool with a zip line and ample sunbeds for relaxation. Families can opt for a seasonal pass offering various benefits such as parking tickets and the option to bring their own food and coolers.
Great place but be aware of the queues. I say circa 10 school buses were parked outside on the day we were in. We only managed to get through some slides after 3pm when school kids have gradually started to depart. 1.5-2h wait for a slide before that made no sense.
Evgen L — Google review
Huge queue to get in the park at 12pm. Instead of making time slots they are making people to queue at the hottest time of the day, pandemic still there by the way. People are running in like mad to grab a table under the tent and leave there their belongings for the rest of the day. There are some semi private booths next to the main pool which you have to pay for separately.
Then another big queue to get the locker. And as a logical conclusion to all of the above, a queue for every water slide you want to go on - expect to wait 20-30 minutes for each amusement.
The only café located in the park operates only from 1 to 4pm (as if the rest of the day people don't need to eat or drink, or the park itself doesn't need extra money) and guess what? - yes, there is a queue!
Definitely not worth it's price of 26€ if you're buying ticket online and 29€ if you need to get one on the door where you have to... queue!
Apparently some of the amusements in August 2021 were closed which didn't stop the park management to let in as many people as possible.
Overall experience is below the expectations. Poor infrastructure and the lack of management.
Not recommended.
Andrej Cholodov — Google review
Despite many bad reviews we went there, and didn't regret it for a minute.
It's a small aqua park, with many life guards and kind staff.
The longest waiting time was about 40 minutes for the "black hole" but it was worth it, so much fun. Waiting places shaded. Clean toilets. For lunch we had pizzas and they were freshly baked not frozen ones, reasonable price.
Price for 2 lounges and an umbrella 8 euro, car park €5
It is nice place to go with smaller kids, but there is enough water for everyone and a few places smaller kids can't go😁
Daiga Krivenoka — Google review
Great fun! I would strongly recommend buying the speedy passes to skip the queues. You can purchase them from the locker room attendant once in the park. Get a locker for your prized possessions and the rest will be quite safe in a bag tucked away on site. Make sure you sit up when you do the speedy race ride!
Chris Holt — Google review
Don’t go here if you don’t want to waste money. You pay extra (10€/each) for lockers, chairs and umbrellas and parking apart from the ticket.
Guards don’t let you do anything apart from walking in the water, also unreasonable weight limits on the slides. Nobody speaks english.
Dari Guerguieva — Google review
Great place to spend the day with the kids! Mine absolutely love it even if they have to queue for sometime. We took the seasonal pass which costs 300€ for a family of four, I think it’s cheaper to do so. It gives you 4 parking tickets per pass and you can bring food and coolers which is not allowed in other water parks(the food is horrible there so better bring yours). You need to pay for the loungers but picnic tables are free so people squatt those 🤭
Lovely smiling staff 😊
FatZoh Djem Nauf — Google review
We spent a very good weekend here. Keep your tickets, and will have more discount when you come back next time with old tickets.
Kiki qwq — Google review
Huge queue to get in the parking space and it is charge 5€. You have to wait anothe rqueue to entry it suppose to open only at 11:30pm it ia bit late for a summer period. All cleaned and staffs are bit angry when you need to speak with them. Th semi private booths next to the main pool which you have to pay for separately.
Then another big queue for every water slide you want to go on - expect to wait 20-30 minutes for each amusement. If you want it faster you need to pay extra 20€ each.
They have a restaurant buy you are allowed to bring your food and drinks.
Definitely not worth it's price of 26€ but the promotion 2x1 was far.
There is not high level water places option to make super adventure for adults, it seems more for children.
Big pool in the middle of the park was hot water.
Vivian Vicentini — Google review
There are a lot of opportunities for a family to have fun. There are a dozen of different slides, with or without water rings. Also, restaurants are ok with prices of about 3€ for ice cream or drinks. Area for small children in excellent.
Area for improvement is waiting time for slides and rings. Plan to spend at least 30min waiting for a ring, for slides with rings, or 30min for slides not requiring rings. Simply, the concept forces you to buy a Speed pass in order to have some fun on slides, but this increases the price significantly.
Milos Trikic — Google review
Fun day out, but way too busy in August. We queued for at least an hour on each slide. Food was decent if you’re buying lunch in there and prices are as expected for a water park. Take flip flops or sliders as the floor gets very hot and you will be standing on it for ages in queues. Buy your tickets in advance!
Emma Chau — Google review
The place is okay something to remark. First 5 euros to pay for the parking space after spending 27 for the entrance ticket is not fair. Also the place open at 11.30 and close at 19 during the summer sounds strange other places open early and close late. You need to have a lot of paciente and do at least 30 min of waiting for each slide with a short time available you need to rush to do all of them. The first arrive the first get the VIP zone you cannot reserve it online.
Alberto Gullo — Google review
The park is so so, I mean, the staff is awesome, very helpful and friendly, however, we had to wait for 1 hour and 20 minutes to ride the Calypso attraction... This lead us to, obviously, not doing the queue again for Black Hole and Amazon River as the wait was nearly the same. So we missed those two.
It was a good experience but unfortunately for me it's the last time.
Sorry, but I don't pay for tickets to waste time...
Al Martín (Bricksvlc) — Google review
We went to this park to slide from all the waterslides! Only 5 to slide from in this park so that was a bit disappointing. Long waiting times, and not very spectacular to say the least. Very expensive both entrance and snacks. Plusses are; enough shadow for everyone and enough tables and seats. Not allowed to bring your own. Also available VIP boxes, but only if you bring even more money.
Jeroen Appers — Google review
Pleasant aquapark for a family day out, but with a few disappointments.
We visited the aquapark on the first day of September, and it was a perfect day for it. The weather was sunny and warm, and there wasn't too much of a crowd.
The aquapark has a few variety of rides and attractions, a wave pool, and a few water slides. However, the wave pool was a bit disappointing. The waves were very small, and they didn't really feel like waves at all.
There are only a few rides that are suitable for children under 120 cm. There is a small splash pad for toddlers, but it's not very big.
Overall, we had a pleasant day at the aquapark. It was a good place to cool off and have some fun in the sun. However, if you're looking for a water park with a lot of thrill rides, this might not be the place for you.
Joaquin Sala Fayos — Google review
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The Oceanographic aquarium in Valencia is the largest of its kind in Europe and contains nearly 500 different species of marine life. The building owes its impressive concrete roofing to the architect Felix Candela, who designed it as a magical space of water and wildlife. Visitors are able to explore different sections of the aquarium over the course of four hours, and it is definitely worth reserving time in your itinerary in Valencia to visit!
This is one of the best attractions in Valencia. Some people in their reviews say you will be done in an hour and a half but we spend over 2 hours and we enjoyed every minute. We spend so much time watching each of the animals, they were all so amazing to see. The dolphin show is around 10 am or 11 so get there early as the seats fill up fast. Some of the best parts were the sea lions, the flamingos, and the most unique part was the tunnel where you walk underneath stingrays, manta rays, sharks, jellyfish. You can see their features up close it's amazing.
Aisling Mulligan — Google review
Amazing. A must see even if you don't have children. We had an absolute ball here. The day was a long one so be prepared to eat on site to make sure you get to see every attraction. Very worth the price and long day. The children and the grandparents loved it.
Casey Jackson-Myers — Google review
We have purchased tickets in advance, but can be purchased at spot. Plenty of parking, daily rate was 7 euro, with additional ticket taken in shops. A lot of connecting buildings, map can be taken at info point. Kids loved it, plenty to see and experience. We stayed about 6 hours and were able to see everything (about 8k steps :))
Brankica Stan — Google review
I visited L'Oceanogràfic on a rainy day in Valencia, and it turned out to be the perfect indoor activity. The aquarium is massive and incredibly well-maintained. The sea life creatures appear happy and healthy, making it a truly enjoyable experience. It was a fantastic decision for a rainy day outing.
The location is awesome, the parking is quite convenient.
I’d recommend to book the tickets in advance. This place can get quite busy on weekends and holidays.
Bharat Balakrishnan — Google review
I think it is a bit expensive for what you can see in the aquarium. Some animals, like the penguins were kept in a very small space and the dolphin show was a bit uncomfortable to watch, there are like 18 of them in a pool that is not big enough for them to swim and more so being so many of them being kept there...
I liked the layout, that you can be outside from one part of the Aquarium to another, but for that money I was expecting the animals to be in bigger and better places, sort of like the aquarium in Lisbon.
Also most of the vending machines were broken and it was very difficult to get a drink.
But overall it was good, especially the tunnel where you could enjoy seeing a great variety of sea life swimming around!
Memi GM — Google review
So much more than an aquarium. We spent hours there and didn't get to see it all. The kids had a great time hoping from one creature exhibit to the next. The animals all seem to be top priority and well cared for. So many different animals to see and very up close.
Tye dolphin show was a clear favourite. Lots of fun and amazing tricks. Make sure you arrive early because there is limited seating.
Stephanie C — Google review
The place in total was really cool, and we had great experiences there. They had everything from tropical fish, to birds to penguins! They also had a dolphin show, which happens every few hours, and that was white cool also, and they also translated everything. Which was good. It does take a long time to visit everything, and I would say you need at least 5 hours to visit everything. The tickets were quite expensive, as for everything, we ended up paying 170€ for 4 adults and 1 child. The food there was also very good, however it was slightly expensive too. Overall, the place was really cool, and I would recommend. But beware, we went here even when it wasn't the crowded season, and it was still pretty full, so you might want to buy tickets earlier, depending on what time of year you want to go.
Quantum Phantasy — Google review
A magnificent aquarium. You can spend almost a full day in it. An aquarium that hosts animals that you may not see in your life. It is very pleasant to walk in. Every detail is very well thought out. You can also coincide with events inside. There was an event with dolphins. Although I was against the use of animals in these events for commercial reasons, it was a good event. I felt sorry for the small area reserved for penguins. I am saddened by the confinement of living things that were brought from their natural habitats to small spaces.
agules ' — Google review
Boss day out. Kids love it here. Lots to do and seem food is good but expensive. Toilets everywhere which is always a plus with 4 little kids. Not like your usual aquarium can spend a good part of the day here and not go bored. Dolphin show is good. So are the shark area. Lots of good stuff and good staff. 4D show is also good abs with the extra for the shark one.
William Burnett — Google review
Huge place that will require several hours for the best visit. Make sure to keep your kids well fed and happy to ensure that everyone will have a good time in yours and the others' groups.
The exhibition will be crowded at times so have patience.
The dolphin show is a must see. I watched it twice because, to be honest, it was a bit hard to follow. Young children around me thought the dolphin show was too much talk and too little action. When something cool actually happened they missed it because they didn't know where to look.I also weren't prepared when and where they would perform a trick.
Penguins would have been so fun to see but the window on that exhibition was a bit dirty and had water droplets all over it making it a bit hard to see clearly. This diminished the possibilities of an amazing, once in a lifetime, experience.
All in all, at first I thought it felt expensive but was actually very good value for money. If you visit Valencia and have the time and the money, go there.
Photo Deus — Google review
Had a very nice experience with my family here. It was the main thing we enjoyed in Valencia. For anyone that is a lover of animals and oceanic life than I would recommend spending a couple hours here. We also got to witness the dolphin show where they taught us about the latest technology used in research and I found that really interesting.
NOTE: We bought our tickets at the front office like a lot of other people. Definitely don’t need to book in advance unless you want to skip the line.
Waleed — Google review
Amazing place. A must if you can - especially good for children. Sooo much to see. Be prepared for lots of walking both inside and out - place is enormous but very well designed and organised. Huge selection of rays and sharks. Beluga whales were the highlight for us and we feel privileged to have seen them.
Highly recommended buying tickets online beforehand
Liz Woolfitt — Google review
Recommending buying tickets in advance so you can skip the line. Need to know exact day and time of the visit to do so. There are some discounts if you buy combo tickets with other landmarks in the city. You can google it to see which ones. Also you need at least 4 hours to see all parts of the place, its really big. Dolphins show is worth it.
Radosveta Petrova — Google review
Such a great aquarium. I’ve visited many aquariums and this one is definitely top 5. So many different animals to see. I liked how they separated most of them by locations (where they would be found in the wild). They had very informative signs. Even though there were a lot of people, it didn’t feel overly crowded. We had a great time.
Widnelly Canales — Google review
Amazing marine life centre, a must see. Amazing design and layout and plenty to see. Informative and instructional for adults and children. Good restaurant with table service and a reasonably priced food selection of food from the menu. The portions were very large as well. Highly recommended.
Chris Newman — Google review
I did not know what to expect, but this place is really special. The buildings and facilities are amazing. You really need to 3 to 4 hours to see all well. The Delphine show is good (included as part of ticket price), but not super amazing, however it’s great for kids to learn. The shark tunnel is fantastic!
Roberto Carton — Google review
A diverse range of aquatic life on exhibit. Displays with an environmental theme are located throughout and feature powerful statements about pollution & plastics. Food services were not plentiful on site, but there are many nearby. Entrance price was a bit steep, but comparable to similar attractions in major cities.
Barbara Williams — Google review
This is definitely 100 times better than bioparc. It's got a huge space almost like the Disneyland of aquariums. It's easy to spend 4-6 hours here except the food options are terrible here so some people suggested bringing your own food. The dolphin show also is very boring, maybe it's very humane and kind to the dolphins but there was 70 percent lecture on saving the dolphins and 30 percent show. Kids couldn't even sit through it, the Spanish audience were the best though, they were singing and dancing thru the music which was much more interesting than the disorganized dolphins. To compare, even a tiny aquarium in Hokkaido Japan had a better dolphin show. However they do have some really cool tanks. I
There was one underwater tunnel they had Atlantic fish which was not so pretty bit there was another tunnel with sharks and tortoises. It's very cool. The bird case was a cool structure but looks better from the outside than from the inside. The octopus is totally cool to look at. The whole area is pretty big but it's not too hard to walk it all. Not really sure I saw it all but the kids were too tired to keep going after 5 hours. Highly recommend the sharks, penguins, belugas, flamingos and the octopus. Very very fun place. Worth the entrance.
Vivian S. — Google review
This place is a true gem, and here's why:
The Oceanographic is incredibly well-maintained, showcasing an impeccable level of care for both the marine life and the visitors. The size of the facility is impressive, offering a vast and diverse array of exhibits to explore. It's like stepping into a world of aquatic diversity and beauty.
One of the standout features of the Oceanographic is its cleanliness. Everywhere I looked, the facility gleamed with cleanliness, making the visit all the more enjoyable. It's evident that the staff takes great pride in maintaining a pristine environment for both the animals and guests.
The exhibit layout is both extensive and well-organized, with various buildings dedicated to different marine themes. Whether you're fascinated by sharks, mesmerized by dolphins, or curious about penguins, there's something here for everyone. The diverse range of exhibits ensures that you'll never run out of new and exciting things to see.
The quality of the exhibits and the welfare of the marine life were top-notch. It's clear that the Oceanographic is dedicated to providing a safe and comfortable environment for the animals. From playful dolphins to majestic jellyfish, the experience is nothing short of magical.
Lanie Fu — Google review
Hands down the best aquarium I have ever been too - A great variety of spaces and stunning marine life, all in pristine facilities. We went there thinking it would be a couple of hours, but easily spent 4 - 5 enjoyable hours. Dolphins were definitely a highlight 🐬
Would certainly recommend going if you get the chance. Plenty of choices for food if you get hungry too - Great place for a family trip out
Sam Pratt — Google review
Fantastic place! We spent over 7 hours here, strolling around the outdoor exhibits, watching the dolphin show, and going through the many underground exhibits showcasing a wide variety of fish including sharks, rays and eels, as well as turtles, seals, beluga whales, and penguins. And so many birds - flamingos, ducks, ibis, swans, and spoonbills. Take your time! It's well worth the price of admission.
This aquarium is well maintained and clean. Animals appear well taken care of. Staff are very friendly and most speak English.
We went in January, with no lineups, but still recommend buying tickets online ahead of time. Got to go straight in! Be aware you can bring in water bottles to drink, but no food allowed. This is to make sure you don't feed the animals. Reasonable request considering the circumstances!
This was definitely a highlight of our stay in Valencia. Highly recommend going for the day!
Ernie Silhanek — Google review
This aquarium is so pretty!
There are a lot to see : beluga, turtles, pingouins, birds, crocodiles and more.
You can easily spend half a day there and there are some restaurants/fast foods to treat yourself.
I visited Oceanographic as an adult but I was as excited as a child. Would 100% recommend it, especially if you have kids.
Catherine — Google review
Awesome. We loved it. The spaces are out of this world. I love how it puts a lot of focus on the environment. We booked the backstage tour that takes you inside and explain how the water filtration works. Our guide Nuria was very knowledgeable and replied all our questions.
Also in case anyone needs it there are lockers, the size might fit a very small carry on, but otherwise I wouldn't take any luggage with you here.
We also tried the 4D movie theater, it was very good. An amazing experience, I believe it was only 3 euros. It's a must see in Valencia.
Jamie Monroy — Google review
Great place for the whole family, beautiful surroundings outside and the aquarium itself is really well managed and spacious. Even when busy, it’s quite easy to look around. It’s a fair bit of walking but lots of places to sit down.
Sunil Raja — Google review
Wow what a big and beautiful aquarium.
I’ve visited some aquariums and I’ve never been to one where they pay so much attention to the animals and how big their living environments are.
This is how we’ve ended up spending almost 4,5 hours here, something we couldn’t imagine beforehand. There are a lot different animals to see. Very good of the park to separate most of them by locations (where they would be found in the wild). Must say that the signage in English is very good and placed at every item.
Remco Stribos — Google review
Love the park. We had very nice weather so that is also a plus. But it's recommended to pay a visit. Only the Dolphin show was not what I expected. A little short in my opinion. But a lot fish and beautiful Aquariums to see.
Alexander Lundqvist — Google review
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C/ d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1B, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain
The Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias is an extremely impressive state-of-the-art science complex set within a landscaped park with a huge aquarium & IMAX screen. The architect Santiago Calatrava is largely responsible for the stunning architecture, which has been met with mixed reactions from Valencians. It's well worth visiting for the beauty and scale of the buildings, as well as the variety of exhibits on offer.
Amazing place. One of my favorite spots and definitely a must visit if you are in Valencia. The complex was designed by Santiago Calatrava and the architecture is just amazing. It includes different buildings, each one really beautiful and overall is a great place for pictures and for taking a walk.
I bought a ticket that included visits to the science museum, a movie and the aquarium. I do not think the entrance to all of these it's worth it, but you can try, specially if you come with children.
Andr?s Zamudio — Google review
I provide the review for the complex only.. as we did not have time to go inside the premises.
To be honest, the architectural designs are extremely amazing. I cannot describe how it really impressed me. You can see from the pictures and video. The best is to experience the complex in the afternoon and enjoying the sunset to take pictures.
We love the water entertainment too.
Definitely in love with this place in addition to the paellas 🥳
Mida Hardo — Google review
Much fun for kids and grown ups. The science museum is one of the most interactive ones I've been to.
The aquarium was well maintained, even though a bit expensive.
Took us the good part of a whole day to cover both, ideally they should be done one a day. Buy your tickets in advance for sure, even for weekdays.
Aastha Sood — Google review
I absolutely adored this place!
The architecture itself is very detailed and beautiful along with being modern. So many museum and shows you can see, you must book in advance. The perfect place for anyone and kids will be very entertained. I only had time for their Oceanogràfic which takes about 3 hours to get through but was worth it. Lots to see and we even got fortunate enough to see a dolphin show which was captivating and cute to see. Would love to come back and see more, i recommend good walking shoes being that getting all the way across is a stretch in itself. But also a magnificent spot for photo ops!
Briana Villarreal — Google review
Special place, different and a must visit if you are in Valencia. Well served by means of transport and 10 minutes from the center. Futuristic structure, you can visit the botanical garden. the science museum, the innovation pavilion and what is on offer in the period you are in. Unfortunately, we came across a short period of exhibition and we still appreciated the architecture, the beautiful swimming pool with the equipment that you can rent. A moment of relaxation. You can also rent bicycles to go to the park next door or visit the exhibition space which is very large.
Max Martinuzzi — Google review
Amazing place. Even if you don't visit any of the buildings there, its still a great place to just take a walk and enjoy the amazing architecture. You can take a boat ride, grab a quick drink or sandwich at the small food stand. There is a small park there where you can sit on the grass and admire the view.
I visited l'oceanográfico, it was nice. The kids would enjoy it the most, I think. It takes about 2-3 hours to fully enjoy it, and taking your time at each room.
Vio Banciu — Google review
If you like Architecture, photography, and wandering around in warm weather then this is probably the place for you. The architecture is amazing and provides countless photo opportunities. The only downside was that when I visited (mid June 2023) there was a stage built by the science building that obscured many views and I understood it was there all summer as they had a number of concerts planned in the space. Also, at night it appeared that a lot of the lights went off at 10pm, and only the opera building seemed to leave the lights on later.
Michael Sutherland — Google review
The architecture is incredible. Each of the structures has distinctive features but maintains the space age style of the site.
You can buy a range of entrance tickets depending on which attractions you wish to visit, the oceanographic being the most expensive.
Also, it's only possible to enter the Opera House as part of a guided tour at set times.
If you feel adventurous, you can hire a board or boat and shoot around the lake for a while.
Each place is fascinating and worth a visit. You can also go in and out of the Science Museum as many times as you please during the day.
Michael Lees — Google review
Must visit when in Valencia. You can walk from central Valencia in apparently 50 min or you can take a bus or a tram. Definitely very impressive! Spanish modern architecture to its T. I loved everything about it. There’s some restaurants and bathrooms if you are looking for one. Highly recommend.
Artur Stec — Google review
Beautiful architecture and color scheme! It has many things to see and do. And is always full of people tourists, locals and students in large groups. The exhibits inside the water spaces are beautiful pierces of art. There are several shopping and eating places within walking distance.
Tarang Srivastava — Google review
Absolutely loved this place as the glass and skeleton like architecture goes so well with the water surrounding the buildings. The buildings and gardens are maintained well and they are very clean. We happened to visit when there was a Christmas market which was lovely as they had a variety of food stalls and gift shops. We didn’t enter any of the buildings but a walk around here and the park is a great way to spend the day!
Julia SH — Google review
It's really a treasure. Beautiful and a wow architecture and romantic environment. I did not have opportunity to visit inside buildings but from outside its so unique. Worth to see
Sanaz Nik — Google review
Great place to visit with kids or kids at heart. Lots of interactive displays set in a very beautifully designed building. Worth the visit just to explore the building.
Also tickets are reasonably priced compared to some of the close by attractions.
Dave Parker — Google review
Amazing place. It looks like it’s from the future and I love it. You need to spend a full day there to really enjoy. I spent most of the time in the museum of Science and I loved the concept. There was a section for history of music, for the earth and mars and also different experiments you could try about a lot of scientific subjects. It is very educational and fund for children and people of all ages. I had fun.
Jezuela Gega — Google review
These amazing futuristic buildings in Valencia are a must see. We visited on a cruise and the shuttle bus dropped up in the town centre where there are plenty of historic buildings to view. But I wanted to see the HEMISFERIC structure and other "star trek style futuristic buildings" and WOW WOW WOW. Thanks to Google maps and a cheap local bus ride to get us there.
glyn moore (ytgvmtv) — Google review
The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia is an absolute must-visit destination. This sprawling complex is more than just a cultural hub; it's a fusion of art, science, and nature, beautifully encapsulated in striking modern architecture. Each building within the complex is a masterpiece, drawing your attention with its innovative design and aesthetic appeal.
The site encompasses a museum, an aquarium, and a cultural center, each offering a unique experience. The museum is a treasure trove of knowledge, ideal for those keen on science and technology. Meanwhile, the aquarium is a journey through marine life, making it perfect for families and nature enthusiasts. The cultural center, with its variety of events and exhibitions, caters to a broad range of interests.
But it's not just about what's inside these buildings. The surrounding area, with its lush greenery and water features, creates a serene environment that's perfect for leisurely walks or sitting back to soak in the scenery. It's also a fantastic place for bike riding, with paths winding through the stunning modern landscape.
In conclusion, the City of Arts and Sciences is not just a highlight of Valencia but a symbol of modern creativity and innovation. It's a place where you can spend hours exploring, learning, and simply enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Whether you're visiting the museum, the aquarium, or just wandering around the complex, it's an experience that's both enriching and visually spectacular.
Stas Bunchukov — Google review
The low rating is specifically for the science museum. I paid €9 and it was a total waste of money. The building itself is incredible, but you can see it for free from the outside. The exhibits inside are 90% Spanish with no translations. Everything felt disorganized which was a shame given how much space they had to work with. This could’ve been an amazing place to visit, but save your money and just walk through the lobby and visit the outside areas.
Lilly Rose — Google review
Even though i did not enter any of the facilities where a ticket was required and only went there for sightseeing, I reccomend visiting this place for sure. The architechure is spectacular during daytime and even more spectacular at night. The vibe is also nice. There is also the park a level above the buidings which shines the most during the day. So you have to visit it twice, on daytime or when is dark. Or get there around sunset to get the best of both worlds.
RA HDR — Google review
Great architecture and it is probably the best sight to visit in Valencia. It's free to walk around the outside too, where you can take photos. We were staying in the city centre and walked down Turia park to get there which itself is worth visiting. The previous route of the river is now a park.
We were there near Christmas and there was a Christmas market with mulled wine etc which was nice in the evening. We visited Oceanographic and the science museum. Both worth seeing but a lot to fit into one day.
Ben Hackeson — Google review
This is a major complex in Valencia. There are multiple museums and sites to see. There is a lot of walking.It is a nice layout with pools and greenery and statues right near the end of the river park. We spent an entire afternoon in the oceanografic, going from building to building and site to site, which is well mapped. You can also get an audio guide in multiple languages for €4 per person. They offer discounts for seniors, kids, students disabled and unemployed. There are multiple restaurant options throughout the complex and within each individual museum area. The costs for a standard note at the april month was €37 and student was €31. We went through the aquariums and saw different fish, Coral, octopus. Sea lions sharks Baluga, whales, dolphins, penguins turtles and tortoises. There is s dolphin show 4-5 times each day. The Oceanografic is both inside and outside so sunglasses or an umbrella may be necessary at times. Overall. I loved it and do did my college aged student.
Theresa Esposito — Google review
Wow wow wow! Spectacular experience. This is a wonderful place to wander among museum pieces, beautiful plant life, and gorgeous views. I wish we would have planned more time. Highly recommend.
Terri Leichty — Google review
This gorgeous museum is like traveling to the future. Actually, I believe parts of Star Wars was filmed here too! It’s very kid friendly catering to all intrigued minds with plenty of restrooms, rest points, food options and handicap access. Elevators, open spaces for those with limited mobility. Go early and make a full day of it. There’s parking but easiest by bus or taxi. The bus will leave right in front of the entrance. We took a 3 and 8 year old who had a blast all day here! A MUST see in Valencia. They change the exhibits all the time too, so there’s always a reason to go back!!
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Av. del Professor López Piñero, 7, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain
El Castell de Guadalest, also known as Guadalest, is a picturesque Valencian town nestled in the mountainous region of Marina Baixa, Alicante, Spain. Despite its small size and population, this medieval village boasts a rich history showcased within its castle walls. Visitors can explore charming bars and restaurants as well as a diverse array of museums.
Jardí del Túria - Tram VIII is a picturesque park in Valencia that follows the path of a former riverbed, offering a scenic route through the city center. The 9km green space is adorned with orange trees and palm trees, providing a delightful setting for various activities such as picnicking, mini-golf, and skateboarding. Families can hire family trikes to explore this vibrant area which also features Gulliver Park with its giant slides.
I took bad pictures and I did it at night. The place is amazing, so nice for those who love running, footing, walking or just relaxing. Excellent views, very recommended!
JESUS MEJIA PATERNINA — Google review
What an amazing park this is. A haven of peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Perfect for a quiet stroll, cycle ride or even a jog or a picnic. Pitches for football basketball and other sports. If you like walking and exploring cities make use of this wherever you can as it extends throughout the city. Such a beautiful variety of trees and shrubs will provide plenty of shady spots to retreat from the heat when it gets too hot.
Valencians are so fortunate to have this incredible asset for the city, its residents and visitors.
alan price — Google review
An uncontrollable river turned into a beautiful park: one of the best town-planning concepts I've seen around Europe. Lot's of trees, running tracks, bicycle routes, everything you need in a modern city.
Ryojin — Google review
It’s very big park thats good for Cycling, jogging, running and just leisure walk (around 9-10km).You can see very interesting trees and flowers just nice to keep up your activity. Went there during the sunny time (between 1pm-4pm) so you can imagine how hot it can be. Make sure to bring or apply sunblock when you’re planning to go be there same time as ours and don’t forget water. Oh and careful as well with animals poop as you might stomp it without you knowing it (my experience 😂) Recommended To have a visit on this park when you’re around the area.
Cindy Marie — Google review
PROS: amazing urban park | perfect for kids and outdoor activities lovers | safe & clean
CONS: more public WC would be great
Pedro Falcon — Google review
Once a river, this park is 6km long and lower than the street level. Because of its river shape, it is a perfect place for joggers. This park has a designated track for runners with distance markers (every 100 meters). It’s also a lovely place to stroll, picnic, and do every kind of outdoor activities. It has become one of my most favorite parks in the world!
Rachel M — Google review
Beautiful and huge park.
Cut through all the city like a green vein.
Adapt for all kind of people and activities.
However could use more public toilets!!
(Sorry not my best pics)
Alexander Sibilio — Google review
Unique and extraordinary. It makes Valencia an outstanding first choice city break with children. The park runs 9km through the centre of Valencia between the bioparc and the centre of arts and sciences, giving traffic free access by foot or bike to many of the city's attractions. The park itself is a green oasis with lanscaped gardes, playgrounds, sportsgrounds and exercise areas. Could be improved if more toilets were available and bikes could be hired and dropped-off at multiple spots.
The How To Channel — Google review
It's an incredible 11 Km long park!!! The Lungs of Valencia City!!
Luis Miguel Portillo OMeara — Google review
I love how this former river bed has been adapted to create areas with beautiful lush gardens, cycle & walking paths through the centre of the city. Some very creative use of the space & the old bridges
rae rendell — Google review
We all know about the beauty of the park, but I really appreciate the water quality (clear and clean water, without chlorine) so that frogs and fish can grow there
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y San Pío V, y Paseos de la Ciudadela y de la Alameda, C. del Pintor López, El Pla del Real, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
Valencia Cathedral is a beautiful Gothic-style cathedral dedicated to the Holy Grail and with stunning views of the city. It is home to a museum with many interesting items, including an Italianate fresco above the altarpiece, as well as two Goyas in the Capilla de San Francisco de Borja. The cathedral also has a famous tower with great views of Valencias Historic District.
Such a beautiful church, full of history and impressive religious art.
The facade is impressive as well as the inside of the Cathedral. It features beautiful Gothic style designs as well as impressive religious pieces, stained glass and much more. We were lucky to attend mass at the Cathedral on Christmas day and we loved the community as well. Such a great place to visit. The Holy Grail chapel was closed at the time of our visit, but I hear it's beautiful as well.
Adriana Perez — Google review
The Holy Grail is here! Believe it or not, you should visit the cathedral. The cathedral, La Seu in Catalan, is situated between two squares. It is built in Gothic style with Roman elements and other. For me, each cathedral is always one of the main sightseeing points. Because it is the history of the city.
You can also visit the bell tower and enjoy the view of the city.
Hubert — Google review
Must see when in Valencia! Entry ticket was around €10, you’ll get the auto guide included ( selection of languages available). Beautiful building inside and out. A lot of Artwork inside which is worth seeing and listening to the history. Cathedral was build in XIII century, so there is plenty history there. You have an option to climb the tower of the cathedral on your way out for an additional €1.5 ( you’ll definitely get your steps in that day ).
Artur Stec — Google review
Really really gorgeous cathedral. 8 euro entry fees. Really friendly personal. I have a bag and I was allowed to leave near the reception
And a tower about 70m height. Man it was difficult to go till the top and it costed 2 euro plus
Fadela Elagag — Google review
The most beautiful cathedral in Valencia! It’s such a precious place to visit and I believe it’s a must visit place for all tourists and visitors. Every angle of this cathedral is photogenic and it’s full of holy paintings and adornments that are worth the visit. The entry fee is €8 which is totally worth it as you can spend hours in there. It’s also quite close from the central station so you can walk there. Also there’s a mini museum inside so go have a visit.
Julia SH — Google review
Very beautiful place. We spend there around 2 hours as there are some additional zones with exhibitions around main part church. Inside and for an advanced price like 2-4 euro you can visit the tower. It's 240 stairs there.
Oleg Svirskyi — Google review
The experience was made enjoyable through the useful audio guides and for €9 it was definitely worth it. Lots of other things to see not just the Holy Grail, which was impressive in itself.
Ollie Leat — Google review
You have to visit the cathedral if you're in the city. It's a bit pricey, and to go up the tower, they charge a supplement; but if the cost goes towards the upkeep of the building, fair enough.
They do include an audio tour, which is surprisingly good, and there's a great museum inside that has superb displays and access to the catacombs.
Michael Lees — Google review
we climbed the tower (207 steps, would not recommend the elderly or inactive) before visiting the church and the 360deg view was worth it! the church itself also exhibited a very interesting concept of mixture in architecture styles.. and one can see the holy chalice here. audioguide also enhanced the whole experience, worth a visit!
AadelineA — Google review
The place where Holy Grail is station, carefully crafted with good management to maintain. Beautiful cathedral (not so big and very nicely welcome visitor).
Patpon Vatanatham — Google review
The Cathedral in Valencia is an awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece that captivates visitors with its grandeur and historical significance. From the moment you approach its magnificent facade, you're drawn into a world of centuries-old craftsmanship and intricate details. Stepping inside, the interior boasts breathtaking beauty, with ornate chapels, stunning stained glass windows, and the awe-inspiring Holy Chalice. The audio guide provides invaluable insights into the cathedral's rich history and cultural significance. While some areas may be crowded with tourists, the overall experience is well worth it. A must-visit landmark in Valencia for anyone interested in history, art, or architecture.
Ilias Blioumis — Google review
Went for the bell tower, but ended up staying for over an hour because of the museum in the cathedral. It is a separate entrance than the bell tower and requires a separate ticket, but is well worth it. Not only is the main part of the cathedral beautiful, but the museum is very interesting and actually takes you UNDER the church to an excavated area… which includes a small graveyard. Non-fluent Spanish speakers- everything here is in espanol, so I recommend downloading Google translate (and downloading the offline option, otherwise you won’t get the really interesting info from the sites under the church!).
Courtney K — Google review
Another great example of the church's wealth & power continuing into the 21st century in Europe. A good few interesting pieces, rooms & art. If you're spending a few days in Valencia, this is not a bad place to kill a few hours.
John Keenan — Google review
During my recent trip to Valencia, I had the opportunity to visit the iconic Valencia Cathedral. While the cathedral itself was undoubtedly interesting and impressive, the €9 admission fee seemed somewhat steep, especially since the building wasn't significantly more remarkable than other cathedrals or churches I've visited.
As a non-religious person, I was still captivated by the stunning frescoes, intricate icons, and majestic statues throughout the cathedral. The architecture and historical context were noteworthy, adding depth to the overall experience.
My main interest, however, was the 'Holy Grail,' believed to be the cup from which Jesus drank. Unfortunately, the artifact was tucked away in a small, dimly lit room and displayed in a dark case, making it difficult to see clearly. The room was under renovation, which made it challenging to appreciate the artifact in a serene setting. Furthermore, there was a lack of information or indication about the Holy Grail's significance, aside from a lengthy audio tour that included unnecessary chanting.
In summary, the Valencia Cathedral is an interesting place to visit with its impressive architectural and historical elements. However, my expectations regarding the Holy Grail were not entirely met, and the €9 fee seems excessive for visiting what I perceive to be a public church. If you're in Valencia, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for the admission price and potentially underwhelming display of the Holy Grail.
Dylan de Roo — Google review
Absolutely splendid medieval cathedral with significant 18th-century renovations. The prerecorded handheld tour guide was just right in terms of length and detail. There is a super museum accessed from within the Cathedral with amazing artefacts. The Cathedral itself has at least one painting by Goya. And if you like relics, this is definitely your kind of place!
Steven Courtney — Google review
Gorgeous cathedral with lots to see inside. Budget at least an hour if not longer. It's not only the church (which hosts the holy grail and the arm of the patron Saint of Valencia) but there is also a museum attached to the side. Be sure to check out the upper floor that has lots of artwork and artifacts. Clean bathrooms available on the 1st floor. If short on time, I would suggest the Valencia Cathedral over Saint Nicolas.
Vivian S. — Google review
A very beautiful cathedral in the middle of Valencia's city square. A must visit when in the city. Beautiful altar that opens and closes like a cabinet. One of the best in Spain in my opinion, perhaps just behind the one in Seville.
Sherwin Clarence Go — Google review
Right in the heart of the old city centre, this cathedral is absolutely beautiful. It costs to enter, but it's worth it. You get an audio device as part of the entrance fee. There are chapels surrounding the main altar piece that are worth exploring. My absolute favourite is the magnificent and highly decorative baroque altar. Staff are very friendly and I highly recommend visiting.
Antoine M — Google review
Oozes history. The walk to the Bell tower is a great challenge too - 200+ steps but the view from the top is incredible.
Top tip - you must have cash to enter as they don't accept cards
David W — Google review
What an amazing cathedral. The entrance fee was 9€/6€. If you want to visit the tower, you would have to pay an additional 2,5€. I'm definitely coming back 💞
Monika Halleraker — Google review
Well organized visit with relevant short explanations. Beautiful interior, certainly spend time in the museum. The tower is high (207 high steps, no resting place) and the view on Valencia from the top is a bit disappointing. We do not recommend to climb if you are not in great shape.
Raphael De Wilde — Google review
A very interesting cathedral - 9 euros entrance fee, they give you an audio guide, which lasts about 1.5 hours and tells in great detail and mostly very interesting about the history of the temple, Christianity and Valencia. You can calmly sit on a bench, listen to the tour and enjoy the beauty of the temple.
Igor Omarov — Google review
Cathedral opened at 10.30
Costs 9 euros to get in and an extra 2.50 euros to go up the tower that said you do get an audio guide included which does provide a lot of information
Inside is beautiful and there is a lot to look at in particular the chalice which is alluded to be the holy grail as has been tested and it's really old ie 1bc
You need at least a hour plus to look around
Debbie — Google review
Really huge cathedral!
There's an audio guide available, and I believe you'll need it to fully explore this wonderful church!
We paid around 10 euros per person, but I've read that you can visit for free after 6 PM
Stanislav Andreev — Google review
Marvellous! It literally feels like stepping into a movie! We walked in during mass, which made it feel even more solemn.
I wish I knew more about its history coz I think I would have appreciated it more.
It’s super central so don’t skip it, you are gonna have to pass by it sooner or later, so take the opportunity and walk in and explore all the nooks and crannies!
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The La Lonja de la Seda is a historical building located in the city of Valencia, Spain. The building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was originally built as a silk and commodity exchange. The courtyard inside of the building is filled with citrus trees, which adds to the beauty of the building.
Lovely building steeped in history. Orange trees in the central courtyard smelled heavenly. We didn't get a guide as 8 of us so just had a quick look around. Worth a stop on a city break and free too!!
Jo Henderson — Google review
Worth a visit as it’s free entry and it’s such a beautiful medieval architecture that used to be used as a food trading place, like a market. It’s right next to the Central Market and it has stunning views of the church in front. The gardens are well kept and the building has tall and delicate pillars.
Julia SH — Google review
Highly recommend to visit. This place is a hidden gem, just next to Mercado Central. Maybe it is not a very lengthy tour, just several halls, but each of them is just stunning! The main one is enormous and takes you back in time to middle ages. The price for entrance is also a nice surprise, just 2 EUR per person. In addition you can get an audio guide. We really enjoyed the place during wanderlust in Valencia.
Kuba Kretkiewicz — Google review
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this monument is a feast for the eyes. Built by the city council in the late 15th century to house the commerce, the architecture and decorative stone work is filled with symbolism of religion, sin and wealth.
The audio guide is highly recommended, highlighting the details and history of this impressive building.
massluciano — Google review
Beautiful buildings with so much history. A great little place to visit and get a feel of what Valencia used to be like. Take your time strolling along the walls and door frames to see all stunning carved pieces. From the courtyard to the halls, all in their original layout and each area has its bit of historical place. Cheap to enter and Audio Information given. Definitely worth a visit
Sari Blue planet — Google review
The building has very nice architecture, it isn’t too big, it’s has a small courtyard and and lovely interior with a small chapel and some plaques on the walls, the designs and structure was beautiful as was the garden, I would recommend checking it out if your in the area.
Pong Lenis — Google review
Incredible building! Beautiful both on its interiors and also facades. I would recommend to spend some time watching the videos explaining the history and details of the building!
Sunday’s is free :) but regardless it would be worth it to pay for an entry ticket!
A H — Google review
It's one of the highest-rated tourist attractions in Valencia for a reason - it's a breathtakingly beautiful building. The entrance fee was a measly 2 euros and the guided audio tour was really fascinating; I'm used to feeling ripped off when I visit tourist attractions but this was accessible, incredibly well-maintained, cheap and very informative. Highly recommend.
Eva S. — Google review
Incredibly beautiful building in the city center of Valencia. Admission is free and you can choose to pay for the audio guide. The main patio is full of beautiful trees and the overall architecture is stunning. An amazing place to see in Valencia.
David Rodriguez — Google review
Beautiful building, well worth a tour. The audio tour helps tell the story of the history of the building as well as some great little quirks on the outside (such as the carvings in the masonry etc). I'd definitely recommend doing the audio tour! Takes about an hour
Michael Hunter — Google review
Beautiful building, inside and out. Definitely worth the visit even just to see the interior architecture and decor. You won’t spend a long time here as there are only three or so main rooms, but with the orange tree courtyard in the middle, and the amazing merchant trading hall, it’s not to be missed. Free entry on a Sunday!
Matt Ward — Google review
I went here with the guide from a walking tour. She explained the history of this building, why it was built and many fun facts. In general, it’s a pretty and well-managed historical site to visit, but if you come by yourself, it might be more interesting to get an audio guide.
Nico Yu — Google review
This entire edifice is an indication of how powerful and bold silk tradesmen were during Europe's expedition of the Orient (Marco Polo). The small, provocative ornaments on the structure's main door are facing the church directly... making it even more bold of the silk tradesmen back then!
The architecture is obviously why one goes here. But the history of silk and how it built half the city through the Silk Road from Asia is also a narrative that provides more context to your visit. I suggest doing a quick wiki.
The spiraling columns are different especially when you stand up close and look up. The best lighting seems to be around 10 AM when it opens.. the best time to take pics!
Nabil R — Google review
A very strange place - it costs 2 euros (free with the Valencia tourist pass), which seems like quite a bit. But surprisingly, the visit is not worth it at all. Well, that is, there is nothing interesting inside at all. The building is cool from the outside, it’s also nice on the inside, but there’s no information written anywhere about anything, all the halls are empty, there’s no ancient furniture or other furnishings that would tell us how everything worked here. In one of the halls they play a video - very boring.
Igor Omarov — Google review
An incredibly beautiful building and well worth a visit. We bought the audio guide and I found the nasal American accent which is supplied for English pretty grating and this detracted from the overall experience. Other than that it's well worth a visit - great insights into the history of Valencia.
Mandy B — Google review
Undoubtedly this place is among my top 5 in Valencia. It is so pretty with amazing architecture, gorgeous gardens and gorgeous views of the town. And the fact that is free is unbelievable! A must if visiting Valencia!
Laura F. — Google review
The place IS worth visiting provided you pay separately for an audio guide which offers visitors an abundance of details with regards not only to the historical significance of this place (see the triad The Cathedral, The Silk Exchange and Generalitat), but to the mixture of symbolism carved into stone both inside and outside. Not to mention the beauty of the gargoyles.....
Teodor — Google review
This is a world heritage site, and I'm not surprised. It takes you back in time. I have never seen a building like this before. The features are stunning. The history have to be seen and heard via audio. We'll be worth the money and it does not take too long to see around the building. If you only have limited time to sea the hidden treasures of the city, this is a must.
Richard Parsons — Google review
Interior and exterior of this building is very beautiful. Large stained glass windows, wooden ceiling and a lot of stone looks amazing. It would be great if it has some information stands about the place.
Hanna Stelmakh — Google review
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C/ de la Llotja, 2, Ciutat Vella, 46001 València, Valencia, Spain
The Central Market of Valencia, Spain is a massive and beautiful market filled with fresh produce, spices, and specialty ingredients from all over the country. It's one of the largest markets in Europe and is also home to a Michelin starred chef who prepares bites at Central Bar. There are many stalls selling unique items from all over Spain, making it the perfect place to buy souvenirs or find regional dishes to cook at home.
Very lively place with tons of great spots for food, souvenirs and several other items. I particularly enjoyed the variety of typical foods, Spanish hams, cheeses and the ambience of the market. It is surrounded by restaurants and shops so it makes for a very nice area of the city.
Adriana Perez — Google review
A unique market experience and must-see for tourists! While you might not be able to purchase many of the items, there are still fresh juices, drinks, snacks, and other take-home items. The freshness of every market item is unlike anything I’ve seen in the states!
Colleen Martin — Google review
The market is a dream come true for any foodie. We visited twice while in Valencia and got to try a lot of stuff. The produce is all fresh and the prices are absolutely fine. There are also bathrooms right by one of the main entrances.
I'd appreciate at least a small corner to eat the food you purchase there. There's plenty of outside seating by one of the side entrances, but no shadow.
Linda S. — Google review
This market is incredible! It's probably the best indoor market I've ever visited.
I'm almost lost for words.
The building itself is beautiful, but it's the amazing amount of authentic working stalls inside that has to be seen to be believed.
The choice of fresh seafood, vegetables, cheeses, meats, sweets, the list goes on, will take your breath away.
The fact that this market serves the local community rather than pandering to the hoards of tourists adds greatly to its charm.
Not to be missed.
Michael Lees — Google review
The Central Market is one of the iconic places in Valencia. The architecture of the building itself, specially built for market trade, is noteworthy. But the most interesting thing is inside. There are fruit and vegetable rows and butcher shops with such a variety of jamon! Fish ruins are easy to find by their specific smell. But this is not the smell of a week’s catch, but a mixture of aromas of the freshest fish, octopus, cuttlefish and many more unknown sea creatures. Here you can wander around just like that, watching with interest the interactions between sellers and buyers, plunging into truly Spanish everyday life.
Verónica — Google review
Fantastic place. First of all, the building is phenomenal, well maintained and beautifully decorated. The market has something for everyone, lots of seafood, different fruits and vegetables. Of course, there is also the famous prosciutto, which you must try. You haven't had breakfast, everything is waiting for you here 🙂🙂🙂
Goran Šormaz — Google review
Very nice covered market in a very nice building!😍 If you are in Valencia you should definitely see it. Fresh meat, fish, vegetables, herbs, etc. A feast for the eyes. You can also enjoy coffee / tea / wine etc at the bar in the Mercado. Super friendly people, we will definitely come again. Love it!❤️Until next time😃
Janet Simone — Google review
Wow, what an unbelievable site. There are so many vendors, fresh foods and delicious treats all over this place. There are a few things to know before coming here.. Some of the vendors only accept cash, they do not allow you to TOUCH the fruit unless you are purchasing it, it says it closes at 3:00 but everything shuts down at 2:00pm. On the back there is a nice bar with a long wait to sit at where you can grab coffee or a drink. It is crowded with locals and travelers. Go early on if you want a more upbeat relaxed experience because if you go towards closing there is a rushed feel. Next to the bar is a key copying place & a place to fix leather. This market is worth checking out!
Gina Britt — Google review
A must visit for tourists and locals. One of the oldest markets in Europe that has been renovated and it shows; the architecture is beautiful and looks really clean for a market - so be sure to look up at the building as it can be missed with the other eye catching produce on offer.
There can be an overwhelming amount of stalls to choose from and the market is huge, so give yourself ample amount of time to explore. There are plenty of cultural foods and drinks all at very good prices - there is bound to be something you will like.
Minor issue is there is not much place to sit in so be prepared to either eat outside or standing up. Also there is a small fee for the toilet use.
Sam S — Google review
Notice the parrot symbol all over the place, including the old parrot structure on top of the dome of the entire building. This bird is emblematic of the market being the place for news of town gossip! This symbol has existed since the central market has existed!
Numerous fruit stands, delis, butchers, artisan products and etcetera. Also has a few restaurants to eat in while you are shopping. You will see that even locals shop for their greens and fruits here.
I would recommend getting a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice or a quick cafe cortado before walking around this massive commercial areas, which used to be the center of town.
If wanting solid photos with less people in the vicinity, I would recommend coming right before siesta hours so that the place is semi-empty!
Nabil Ramirez — Google review
Amazing! Very hot and crowded -so maybe go early?
Food was so fresh and was a great experience! Fruit, food, meats, a bar, desserts... Make sure to get the avocado toast in the back! Salads made fresh and such friendly service!!
Brianne Deeds — Google review
Beautiful market, full of fresh produce, food and souvenirs. Make sure you try a few pots while walking around admiring the architecture.
I was disappointed it was closed on a Sunday as I wanted more time there, but I'm glad I got the chance to see it regardless!
Maria Livia Ch — Google review
If you like food and drink then you will love this place. Traditional stalls where you can get free samples before you buy. The building itself is Amazing. Fresh Meat seafood vegetables. Even buy a drink whilst looking around
Richard Parsons — Google review
Nice place to visit to grab some snacks and taste some of the localities.
There you can buy veggies, fresh and cured meats, cheeses, oils and amazing seafood and even some jewelry.
The Pescados stand was amazing, there you can get some fresh Unis ( sea urchin) and oysters 🦪 by peace and try right there with lemon. That was so yummy!
We tried cheese and sausages too.
As well as some really nice olive oils.
Amazing place to check out if you’re a foodie and you can get some gifts too!
Iulianna Panchenko — Google review
The Central Market of Valencia is one of the oldest markets still in use in Europe and has been declared a ''Heritage of Cultural Interest'' site by the Spanish Ministry of Culture. After about ten years of work it was inaugurated in the course of 1928 and decades later, in 2010, it was completely renovated. It's a popular spot among tourists as well as locals, as it’s the perfect location to immerse yourself in the heart of local culture and to get lost in its numerous aisles filled with local products.
Maqbool Khan — Google review
Central Market Valencia is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves fresh, local food and an authentic shopping experience. The market is a bustling hub of activity where vendors offer an incredible variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, spices, and baked goods. The quality of the products is outstanding and the vendors are friendly and knowledgeable, always willing to offer tips and advice on preparing and cooking their products.
The market is also a feast for the eyes, with colourful displays of fresh produce and beautiful architecture that captures the essence of Valencia's history and culture. The market is conveniently located in the heart of the city and is easily accessible by public transportation or on foot.
Overall, Central Market Valencia is a wonderful place to experience the local food culture and indulge in some delicious, fresh, and healthy ingredients for your meals. Highly recommended!
Tai Dissanayake — Google review
This place was very nice! We got this delicious candied orange there and fresh fruits and smoothies. You can’t get lunch there but tons of places to get snacks. Tons of restaurants around the outside though. The setup was just beautiful though. Definitely worth checking out!
Marion NYC — Google review
Fascinating old market building with all variety of foods on offer. Very Spanish and a treat to see all of the fresh produce. Worth going when there is some hustle and bustle around the middle of the day. It opens from 7:30am to 3:00pm so don’t make the mistake of trying to visit in the evening!
Jeremy Gardner — Google review
This is a beautiful traditional Spanish market with great architecture both inside and outside. You can find pretty much anything there including turon, sweets, chocolates, exotic fruits. It is also a great place to eat small tapas for lunch.
Gilles Chapellon — Google review
The biggest and most popular market in Valencia. We visited on two separate days to be able to see every shop. Multitude of options from trinkets and souvenirs to butchers and food stalls. If you’re a tourist looking to buy souvenirs to bring back home, this market is your one-stop shop.
Ye Aung — Google review
This should be your number 1 place to visit whilst in Valencia if your a foodie like myself. It is simply stunning with a vast array of different shops and little restaurants inside. We spent a couple of hours here but could have stayed longer as it was so much fun. Free to enter and free to see all the beautiful types of foods from this area.
Joanne Philpott — Google review
The Central Market in Valencia is great. It is in a very good location with lots on offer nearby, bars/ tapas/ street food, seating options a plenty.
the street area around the market has lots to see with a number of vintage and artistic stalls. The indoor area is foodie heaven! With lots of local delights . And beyond that, lots of windy lanes to explore.
Sun Rise — Google review
Love this market! Huge variety of food, both fresh groceries and cooked dishes. We wondered around for hours trying things from different stalls including fresh oysters! Great place to spend the afternoon. Only open until 3pm.
Bav Mistry — Google review
It’s the place to be when you want to buy fresh vegetables and all other ingredients. We saw a lot of things. If you just ho to the Central Market you can find all the ingredient to make a whatever dish you want to cook.
We bought delicious Turron here to eat. Our first time. The atmosphere is good. The market is clean and hygienic. Even the fish and meat area are clean.
Awi Mahabier — Google review
Paradise for foodie lovers! You can eat, drink, buy souvenirs, taste excellent oils and many more. Some merchants do not accept taking photos so please keep that in mind.
Zuzanna Klimek — Google review
Beautiful old local market. Go early! Everything is closing down by 2pm (14:00).
Great option for small bites, local specialties and local meat and seafood. If you’re a fan, look for the local fish mongers with fresh oysters 🦪 and uni/urchin,…or look for a favorite cured meat, paella, or seasonal fruit, all of which you can enjoy on the spot.
For fresh food, be prepared with cash. Some vendors only accept cash, others only cash for small purchases, and most did not want to accept the Mercat certificados (cash coupons) that say you can spend them on market purchases. Most vendors told me they wouldn’t accept the certificates at all, or they were only for parking but not purchases.
Anne O. Davidson — Google review
A must see - one of the largest in the world with an astonishing choice and opportunities to drink/eat. Early in the morning the fish market is fantastic. A pity we cannot go shopping there every week.
Raphael De Wilde — Google review
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Pl. Ciutat de Bruges, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 46001 València, Valencia, Spain
The Valencia Bioparc is a modern naturalistic zoo in Spain that boasts an array of African animals such as lions, gorillas, and giraffes. The park's focus on education and conservation sets it apart. The innovative landscaping creates the illusion of free-roaming animals without visible fences segregating their habitats. Madagascar is particularly magical with lemurs cavorting around waterfalls among lush vegetation.
Very nice experience! Animals looking good and healthy. The installation are very clean and well kept. A lot of freedom for the animals. We liked the fact that different species are together kept as in their natural environment (co-living). Happy to visit again. Entrance price is in good relation. You can see that they take really good care of the animals ans the park. Enhorabuena, Team Bioparc!
Eivissa Love — Google review
We liked the park because of the beautiful surroundings and everything is nicely put together. They have a lot of beautiful animals which you can see from quite small distance. We didn't like the price regarding the size of the park. It's actually quite small, was expecting a larger park... you can't bring some sort of food with you, which they don't have written on their site so don't bring many snacks with you, fruits are allowed. In general it's a lovely zoo but there are a lot more beautiful and larger round the Europe...
Jelena Proli? — Google review
Bioparc Valencia is a fantastic zoo that is sure to please visitors of all ages. The zoo is well-maintained and organized, with informative signage and exhibits that teach visitors about the animals. The animals are well-cared for and seem to be happy in their enclosures. The setting of the zoo is also beautiful, with lush vegetation and ponds. I would highly recommend Bioparc Valencia to anyone visiting Valencia.
Pros:
- Well-maintained and organized zoo
- Large collection of African fauna
- Informative signage and exhibits
- Educational and entertaining for all ages
- Beautiful setting
Cons:
- Can be crowded during peak season
- Some exhibits could be larger
Overall, I had a wonderful experience at Bioparc Valencia and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Valencia!
Damien — Google review
Very nice place to spend a day, very clean and well maintained. The animals are well-cared and have spacious enclosures, a lot of clean ponds and spraying water during the day.
Even in hot summer day, there was so much shade it was actually comfortable.
Food is expensive and not very good quality, but you do not visit Bioparc for the restaurant.
Rafael Palomino — Google review
Bioparc was beautiful and very well designed. We enjoyed seeing the animals from different viewpoints. Eating lunch outside where we could see giraffes, lions and other animals was a great experience. Your food choices were amazing. It wasn’t “junk” food. We enjoyed Bioparc more than we have enjoyed zoos in the United States. The admission prices are fair and well worth the visit. Thank you.
Erica — Google review
I honestly loved this place. The enclosures are fantastic as different species live amongst each other. The animals looked relaxed and happy too which I find the most important factor. Plenty of drink vending machines and toilets dotted around the place.
Maria Nagli? — Google review
One of the nicest zoos I've visited. The enclosures are built in such a way as to feel as natural as possible to both visitors and the animals of the park. You will hardly see any fences or cages, it all feels a lot more natural. The theme is Africa and there are only African animals in the park. The highlight has to be the fact that you can enter the lemur enclosure and have them running around you and up in the trees above you.
Emil Oprisa — Google review
Beautiful place, the Bioparc Valencia it is known for its unique design that aims to recreate and preserve natural habitats for animals. .
The zoo focuses on African wildlife and providing its animals with spacious enclosures that resemble their natural habitats as closely as possible. This allows visitors to observe the animals in environments that are more similar to the wild, promoting both their well-being and education about their natural behavior.
If you have an interest in wildlife and conservation, it is definitely worth a visit. Kids will love the place.
giuseppe gramaglia — Google review
Lovely experience. From start to finish there were really entertaining ways to look and be very close to the animals . You also can have lunch and good ice cream there.
Make sure to reserve about 3-4 hours to see everything calmly and enjoy it.
Nicolás Maldonado — Google review
I've been to many zoos and this is among the best. Focused only on African species, they combine several different animals in the same exhibit. For example rhinos and zebras or giraffes and impala. there is a great flow to the design and you usually have different viewpoints of the animal areas. not a traditional cage anywhere. highly recommended.
Sean Essex — Google review
Stunning modern take on a Zoo experience with carefully designed natural enclosures that will make you think "how can just that keep the animals inside?!" and fully immerse you into an authentic Safari experience!
The highlight of my visit was seeing the rhinos and hippos playfully fight! What a show!
Ondřej Řepík — Google review
Had an amazing day at Bioparc, Valencia. It is so well designed and planned. It is really easy to see the animals and they are very relaxed and natural in this environment. There are plenty of signs giving lots of interesting facts too. Would definitely recommend to all ages and allow plenty of time for your visit.
Jill Bolton — Google review
One of the most beautiful zoo places I have ever been! It only took around couple of hours to check all the animals and they were really interesting in a well designed surroundings. Recommend 👍
Eimintas Kunc? — Google review
Really enjoyed the visit. Plenty of biomes and animals to see. Lemurs up close were great. Restaurant food was brilliant and had no issues there whatsoever. Could do with more shading and possibly a mist feature to keep guests cooled during peak season, at some parts, the heat was unbearable.
Callum Haynes — Google review
I really enjoyed my visit to Bioparc Valencia. It is a nice zoo, smaller than I expected but that makes it easier to look around. My trip took ~2h for everything. It seems like they pay a lot of attention about every detail, especially animal welfare and their comfort.
di?i — Google review
Awesome park. Very pleasant place to spend time, especially with children. Very comfort spaces for animals, big, spacious, a lot of clean ponds and spraying water during the day, there is almost none quilty feeling on visiting zoo. I liked how clean the place is, wood, stone and glass everywhere for the terrain relief. There are nice places to eat, rest, buy a drink on premises.
Iuliia Zherdieva — Google review
A really great animal park - clean and animal friendly. The enclosures blend in with nature, there are no cages.
Visitors really enjoy this place! Suitable for visiting with small children.
Animals can be viewed from many angles. Their activities can also be observed in their private places - caves.
Many food places that allow you to enjoy this pleasant park longer.
What is very important for families with children - there are toilets everywhere.
Some birds are "free range" (see picture!)
Kylli Kell — Google review
I think this was the nicest bioparc I ever went to. I really love the idea of creating micro-ecosystems and putting together species which are compatible. Also a great thing is they do not have cages! Animals are separated using streams of water and rock walls. I really recomand visiting this place!
Bogdan Timofte — Google review
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Bioparc in Valencia is an absolute gem! From the moment you step in, you're surrounded by lush greenery and an immersive experience that transports you to different habitats. What sets Bioparc apart is its commitment to conservation and creating a naturalistic environment for its inhabitants. It's not just a zoo; it's a sanctuary for wildlife.
The kid-friendly atmosphere here is remarkable. My children were captivated by the diverse array of animals and enjoyed every moment exploring the park. The interactive exhibits and educational programs kept them engaged and entertained throughout our visit.
Overall, Bioparc offers a perfect blend of entertainment, education, and environmental consciousness. A must-visit for families and nature enthusiasts alike!
Ilias Blioumis — Google review
Amazing place with various animals (yes it is not a typical zoo) - the animations are very educational (some of them are only in Spanish) and the visiting path is well designed, no need to look at the map all the time as there is only one main path. The animals are in quite good condition. The dauphin animation starts with a quiz (6 questions) to select a winner to have the opportunity to be interact with the dauphin which is a great idea! However the animation itself is a little bit “messy” as all dauphins are doing different activities on the same time.. the buffer restaurant has a great view on the giraffes and lions.
Highly recommend to buy the tickets online in advance which saves time and money (slightly cheaper than buying on site)
Chris G — Google review
Spent a bit more than 2 hours there. Amazing place to spend time and see beautiful animals. We went at 10AM right when it opens and had bought tickets in advance so we got in super fast and had no queue in front.
Dagnija Iesalniece — Google review
Nice park! Our 2nd time here! Great place to visit with the kids!
Nice show of birds at 4.30 pm.
The conditions for animals seem better and closer to natural than in the usual zoos.
Make sure to put one layer of clothes more! It always feels colder than in the city.
However, we hoped to see more species of animals such as snakes and others!
Оксана Авад — Google review
Love this place! So wonderful animals, lovely shows and great place to spend the day with your kids. Check the hours of the shows beforehand to be sure you won’t miss anything interesting.
Anastassia Kazakova — Google review
Easily the best zoo I have ever been to! Absolutely stunning landscaping and happy, healthy animals with large enclosures mimicking nature. So many interesting species to see and you get to see them so close I have never experienced anything like this! 100% worth a visit!
Susanna Rantonen — Google review
Truly amazing place. It's designed in a way that allowes you easily navigate to see everything without getting lost or using the map, although the map is available.
You can spend there 2h but I'd recommend spending at least 5-6h. Personally I saw the whole park and after that I attended every event possible.
Activities like live exhibition or meeting with keepers are enjoyable even if you don't speak Spanish.
You can get a ticket online, including the meal which is a bit cheaper than buying it on site. Nevertheless it's not expensive either way.
Bioparc is located 10-15 minutes on foot from metro.
I should add that the whole place is so adorable, I'd go there even without any animals inside.
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Av. Pío Baroja, 3, Campanar, 46015 València, Valencia, Spain
Safari Aitana in Alicante offers a unique safari experience where visitors can see animals like elephants, giraffes, and even swimming tigers up close. The park allows self-guided or group tours by car, with the option to book a private tour with a comfortable van and guide. Visitors are allowed to leave their cars at designated stops where staff members provide information about the animals. This safari park is not a typical zoo but rather an expansive space for a sensorial experience with wildlife.
We loved this place. Situated up in the mountains in what feels like the middle of nowhere, this is a chance to go on a driving safari and have the opportunity to get close to some of the animals. If you drive yourself you are allowed to get out of the car where you see a keeper and be close and they will give you talks about them. The wild cat enclosures have an electric fence so no particular chances of them jumping at the car etc for any concerned. Look out for cheeky Charlie the Zebra who decided to stick his head in the car and have a good nose much to the childrens amusement.
Some animals at the entrance area that you can walk around and see. Picnic area and restaurant. A very enjoyable day out in beautiful surroundings.
A note for driving there! We came from the direction of Villajoyosa. The last 35kms is up hill all the way on very windy mountain roads, past a reservoir and a couple of very pretty villages. Some very windy roads but lovely scenery. Make sure you have plenty of fuel!!
The last couple of kms, Google maps looses the plot a bit so when you see the sign for Safari Aitana take that exit, it IS correct even if you feel you are on the road to nowhere!
Cid Poole — Google review
Great place, animals really well looked after and the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The lions and tigers were majestic. A brilliant day out no matter how old you are! Make sure and take plenty water in your car though as it gets hot out there
Dave Hutchison — Google review
Not a bad place but definitely animals need some more water and greenery. Hippos are being held in a place with practically no water. They are practically on a desert with very little trees or bushes.
The whole excursion is quite long, more than 2 hours. Good to take drinks and food with you, especially if you are going with kids.
Magda Seko — Google review
This was an incredibly experience. We took a private tour and we were lucky that it was hosted by Laura. She was very knowledgeable and passionate about the park and the animals. Close contact and feeding of the large animals was unbelievable. The stuff was very friendly and kind. Private tour is much more interactive than standard tour and you should take a note to book it in advance because of capacity limits. Highly recommend!! 🥰
Ana Rakicevic — Google review
Today was my sixth visit to Safari Aitana. We always arrive before 11:00 so we can join the guided tour which takes about 2 hours. Jose feeds the animals and explains everything in Spanish and English. This is a unique experience that is suitable for all ages to learn and enjoy. We always have a meal in the restaurant after the tour which is good value and very tasty.
Simon Heard — Google review
The trip to the safari is 1h from Alicante and the way there was very zig zag so we all got super carsick.
The park is very awesome and worth the trip tho! Awesome lions, tigers and many more, the best part was the giraffes for us!
In the park you drive your own car for 7km and 2hours - theres guides too, and sometimes you can can come out of the car to see them closer.
After the park theres a restaurant with burgers, soups etc. AND a small zoo behind the restaurant with other cool animals like owls, birds, bunnies etc, thats included in the ticket too!
We took a different path back to Alicante that was not so zig-zag and way better. 😊
Janne Prints — Google review
We are very happy about everything!!! Especially about private tour with Christine in English which was helpful, she was lovely and almost 3 hours with her went very nice, full of knowledge and fun‼️😉 for sure we will be back. Thank you
Mariusz Suder — Google review
Excellent day. Kids loved it and the animals are awesome. A good day well spent
Dany Barakat — Google review
3 weeks ago we went to Aitana Safari we were a family of 4 with 3 children. Jose was really good explaining the life of the animals. We had a great day, it was a beautiful experience seeing the animals free
The lady in the restaurant was so nice and friendly and the food was excellent.
Doris Nagen — Google review
If your kids love animals and wildlife this is a great day out. The start on the drive through is quite boring but grows with a stop at the giraffes 🦒 and the elephants 🐘. Great photo opportunities all the way round. Daktari a bit disappointing afterwards but overall a great day.
Gary Murphy — Google review
What an absolutely stunning place. The guide that showed us round was brilliant. He told us a lot of information about the animals.
It is lovely to see wild animals in captivity in such good condition, the hippos are brilliant and to see the elephants so close was also brilliant.
We also dined in the restaurant this is a must.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes wild animals.
Lisa Paul — Google review
We bought a private tour via internet with a van (comfortable and with climate control) and a guide; for 2 families (7 people) and it's a best solution.
Our guide Carlos was so engaged and nice, talk a lot with our smallers, we really love him! It was our first experience when animals are so close to us, with feeding and petting them.
Elephants and giraffes are super cute, we even saw how tigers swim in a pond. It's not a zoo, just another blow-minded place with a lot of free space and sensorial experience.
Ksena Shurubura — Google review
Great place! Our gide Carlos was the best! Better to take Safary individual tour, because for driver it will be difficult to drive through the animals on thin road. Also, gide gives you information and food for feeding animals. It's not chip, because you pay 170 for 7 person place Wan + 160 euro for 7 person entrance, but it worth... And have place for one time...
Liudmyla Barabash — Google review
I come here every single year with my family and it is my favorite safari. Kids enjoy seeing and discovering new wild animals and most of the time you can touch some of them.
You don't see animals from afar, but a step away from you! A magnificent experience.
Also, guides explain animals' characteristics in a very entertaining way!
When I have kids I won't hesitate to come back here.
Maria Llorens — Google review
Realy nice place. It was my first safari ever and I was not dissapointed. Worth to visit with kids if you are around.
Piotr Wawa — Google review
My family and I loved our visit at SAFARI. It is a well organized place to visit , I have been to other places like this but for me this is the best. A very big place to take care of the wild animals, well preserved. People are well informed of what dangers that we can encounter during the visit. The personnel and staff are very kind and helpful. Very recommended to all family and friends who are adventure seekers.
Angelito Villamin — Google review
Even though it was raining, we still had a great day at the safari. The staff were all helpful and friendly. The cafe on site had some very nice food and reasonably priced too. I think the only thing that would have made this visit better, would have been some sunshine and some monkeys.
Perched on a hill, Castell de Xàtiva boasts a rich history dating back to Roman, Islamic, and Christian eras. The castle offers breathtaking panoramic views and is well worth the visit. Accessible by foot or bus, the site features archaeological remains and well-marked attractions. The town's tranquility adds to its charm, while ticket prices are reasonable. Hiking up the old route provides an enriching experience with various historical landmarks along the way.
This was an absolutely worthwhile experience!
I recommend hiking up to the castle, and taking the “old route”. You will pass a lot of important and interesting structures relevant to the castle and ancient times. The hike is not too challenging either- but I don’t recommend it for young children or people with mobility issues.
The actual castle itself is made up of two sections. You enter in the middle where there are bathrooms and a small restaurant. There are signs throughout showing the important or interesting places, which are marked in several languages (including English!). The view is amazing from up here! The website recommends buying tickets in advance online, which is exactly what we did. When we got there we just showed them the QR code that was sent via email, and off we went!
Courtney K — Google review
El castillo está bastante bien, lo tienen bien cuidado.
Donde fallan es en los servicios, compras la entrada y los tornos están bajados y no hay nadie controlando. No se ve seguridad por ningún sitio. Da la sensación que si entras sin pasar por taquilla no pasaría nada.
El servicio de la cafetería, flojito flojito...
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The castle is quite good, they take good care of it.
Where they fail is in the services, you buy the ticket and the turnstiles are down and there is no one controlling. There is no security anywhere. It feels like if you enter without going through the ticket office, nothing would happen.
The cafeteria service, weak, weak...
Jose Luis Fernandez Perez — Google review
Definitely worth the quick train ride from Valencia on the C2 line that runs every half hour both directions all day. It took me about an hour to walk/meander from the train station in Xàtiva to the top of the mountain. Bathrooms, restaurant, etc at the top too. Definitely take the side walking paths on the way down at least.
Frank McCollum — Google review
Definitely see this castle when you are around! Beautiful scenery's and a lot of the buildings are in a preserved condition! Nice views from the tops and staff was friendly. Prices are fair, also in the restaurant. Only downside is that are no English translations anywhere, only Spanish and Portuguese. You can see the website for more info, but a little explanation in English would make it more convenient.
Rene Tijs — Google review
Great experience! You get to see two castles situated opposite eachother. Beautiful scenery. You will need a minimum of two hours to see all but you dont have to do it in one go. There is a beautiful restaurant / caffeeteria right by the gate where you can have lunch, coffee or dinner.
If you travel from the City Centre, you can jump on a bus, but Im not sure how frequent it is. We went with a car, which is the most convinient. If you decide to walk up the hill, it will take you about 45min if youre fit. On your way up to the castle, there are local restaurants and a beautiful hotel.
Just to remember one, important thing, dont visit it on a hot day as it gets extemally hot on the top and it might spoil your visit badly.
Magda — Google review
The town was quite empty on Sunday, it added a certain calmness to it. From Xativa train station, we walked up the hill to where the castle is. Ticket prices for adults is €6 and if you're a student or has carnet joven, you can get it for €4.
The castle is worth a visit. They also have picnic tables. If you've never been to a castle, I think this is the perfect place to start. On our way up the hill, we encountered churches, caves, and some other landmarks as well.
The vendor lady was very nice, she'd explain to you everything and what she recommended to see.
Sheamus A — Google review
Very impressed. Highly recommend. Have good walking shoes and plenty water. Allow a lot time to explore, because I personally could spend all day here searching. Magnificent experience.
Richard Houseago — Google review
Hay que dejar el coche abajo en el parking, hay un bus que sube hasta el castillo y vale 1€, o se puede ir a pie por la carretera pero hay bastante tramo, justo en frente del parking hay unas escaleras de piedra que también llegan hasta el castillo. Había una chica abajo en el parking, le preguntamos, y no nos informó de nada, solo nos dijo que se subia a pie, y me pareció fatal. Arriba hay una cafetería y máquinas con agua y refrescos. Para visitar el castillo hay que pagar 6€ de entrada, se tarda 1h más o menos en visitar el Castillo Mayor y unos 30min el Menor. Es bonito de ver, hay zonas muy bien conservadas, otras no tanto pero aún así las vistas merecen la pena. Mi lugar favorito, el Balcón de la Reina Himilce, desde allí se puede ver el Castillo Mayor y toda Xátiva, y quedan unas fotos preciosas.
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You have to leave the car downstairs in the parking lot, there is a bus that goes up to the castle and costs €1, or you can go on foot along the road but it is quite a stretch, right in front of the parking lot there are some stone stairs that also reach to the castle. There was a girl downstairs in the parking lot, we asked her, and she didn't tell us anything, she just told us that she would go up on foot, and I thought it was terrible. Upstairs there is a cafeteria and machines with water and soft drinks. To visit the castle you have to pay €6 to enter, it takes 1 hour or so to visit the Major Castle and about 30 minutes to visit the Minor. It is beautiful to see, there are very well preserved areas, others not so much but the views are still worth it. My favorite place, the Balcón de la Reina Himilce, from there you can see the Castillo Mayor and all of Xátiva, and there are some beautiful photos.
N. H. — Google review
Beautiful walls left from the castle. Not may buildings you can enter but you can walk the length of what would have been the castle and it's grounds.
The cafe is lovely. Good for drinks. The croquettes were delicious but the paella had no flavour and the protein was just lumps of fat, no meat.
Rebecca Ali — Google review
A nice place. It’s better to visit early in the morning because it can be very hot later.
I walked up to the castle. A trip takes about 40 minutes. You also can take a tourist bus which can take to straight to the castle.
The castle works from 10 am. Ticket price - 6 EUR. The ticket includes visiting 2 castles (Small and Big one) and 2 museums in the City Center - museum of fine arts and archeological. I visited the first one. It has a good collection of paintings from XVI century and some pictures from Prado Museum.
Maria Palchuk — Google review
I'd you opt to walk up the mountain, it'll be about 30 minutes, but a bit tiring, since once there, there will be also plenty of walking involved. The entrance was 6 euros. It is a large complex, worth the climb. There is a restaurant with outdoor seating in a very pleased, cool area to recharge and relax. The office can help call for a taxi for the way down.
E Mont — Google review
Great castle and amazing views, would recommend going to tourist information in xanita(janita) before travelling up as they gave great things to do while it was too hot to walk to the castle but also have a taxi to drive you up. There is also a shuttle bus however its only on Sundays and holidays. The walk is alright coming down but I can imagine quite difficult to walk up when hot. Overall great day out!
Harry Bath — Google review
It's an incredible place that must not be missed if you are in the area. The castle is spectacular even if it is a bit daunting at times due to the scale and height. Getting up to the castle can be done on foot (quite long, but you can see some archaeological remains) or by bus (recommended, but you have to pay an extra small fee).
With the small and large keeps, as well as a cafe, drinking water fountains, and well signposted features, it is well arranged. The views from the top of the castle are incredible
.A place well worth the visit!
Rares Maglan — Google review
The castle is beautiful and fascinating with fabulous views. Delicious tapas at the restaurant but very weird service! There were too many menus starting and stopping at different times. Slow service and confusing. The restaurant is in a beautiful setting though and you can visit the restaurant without paying to go into the main part of the castle.
There is enough parking near the entrance for about 20 cars, maybe more.
Alison Savic — Google review
Stunning castle. It's best to get a taxi up, unless you are very fit. A lot of uphill walking within the castle but views to die for. A good restaurant within the grounds.
Alayne Worrall — Google review
A great place to visit if you enjoy scenic views and a bit of easy hiking. It offers fantastic views of the city of Xàtiva and the surrounding mountains. The walk isn't too challenging, mostly just steps, and you can see everything in about an hour and forty-five minutes. It's a good spot for kids too, as long as you keep an eye on them.
The castle is big enough to wander around and enjoy the sights. There’s also a cafe where we stopped for coffee, but we didn’t try any other food there.
The dramatic backdrop of the place also provides for an ideal place for photos and your next Instagram photo.
Overall, it’s a nice place for a visit and great for taking in the views. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.
Juan Tec — Google review
Castillo enorme, con muy lindas vistas. El estado es regular. La entrada cuesta 6 euros, lo cual me parece económico. Se puede aparcar arriba. Tiene un barcito. Creo que hay un tren turístico que tb sube desde el pueblo. Creo q vale la pena visitarlo si uno se encuentra cerca. Pero no viajaría más de 30 minutos para visitarlo.
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Huge castle, with very nice views. The condition is fair. Admission costs 6 euros, which seems cheap to me. You can park upstairs. He has a little bar. I think there is a tourist train that also goes up from the town. I think it is worth visiting if you are nearby. But I wouldn't travel more than 30 minutes to visit.
Marie — Google review
Importante dar a conocer que aunque en la página oficial se puedan sacar entradas gratis no es cierto al llegar a lugar te dicen que hay que pagar seis euros por la visita y comentar que los domingos y festivos solo se puede llegar al castillo andando desde el parking más alejado, la subida tiene bastante desnivel. En la página deberían dar un poco más de información y rectificar lo de las entradas gratis. Por lo demás el castillo es una pasada y muy bien conservado con una cafetería en la entrada.
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It is important to make known that although you can get free tickets on the official website, it is not true that when you arrive at the place they tell you that you have to pay six euros for the visit and comment that on Sundays and holidays you can only reach the castle on foot from the parking lot. Further away, the climb is quite steep. On the page they should give a little more information and rectify the free tickets. Otherwise the castle is amazing and very well preserved with a cafeteria at the entrance.
KARLOS MARTINEZ GONZALEZ — Google review
Beautiful place, spent 3 hours to see the castle and take photos.
We walked to the castle along the hiking trail, not difficult, took up to 30 minutes.
Although the ticket says you have 1.5 hours, you can be there as long as you want)
Жанна Чайковська — Google review
Beautiful castle and lovely scenery! It's quite a walk up to it 😅 and some of the parking is a little tight. Only 6 euros each, well worth a visit!
There's also toilets, a cafe/restaurant and picnic tables.
Laura — Google review
Great place to stroll around; slightly off the beaten track. More catering for local tourists, but our basic Spanish just about got us through. The staff were friendly.
joseph lo — Google review
Amazing Castle. The history about is so interesting. They show all type of defense weaponry and how they were organized to defend the castle. It is located in a high spot where you can see all Xativa surrounding and wonderful view from the top. The weather was perfect, knowing that it's still winter. We paid a ticket but it's worthy. Highly recommend to visit.
Marco Pontes — Google review
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Subida al Castillo, s/n, 46800 Xàtiva, Valencia, Spain
La Albufera, a national park located just ten kilometers from the city of Valencia, is known for being the birthplace of the traditional dish paella. Visitors can enjoy a day trip to this picturesque area and savor paella at one of the many specialist restaurants such as Restaurant Mateu or Casa Carmela. The latter offers a unique experience as chefs cook up to eight huge paellas simultaneously over firewood.
(Translated by Google) Excellent place to spend the afternoon after having done the Route of the 3 Ana Waterfalls. The landscapes are wonderful and you can enjoy a quiet atmosphere
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Excelente lugar para pasar la tarde luego de haber hecho la Ruta de las 3 Cascadas de Ana. Los paisajes son maravillosos y se puede disfrutar de un ambiente tranquilo
Gretel Gallusi León — Google review
Very beautiful
pepe martinez — Google review
(Translated by Google) Nice to walk. Recommended with children. Disastrous that all municipal services are closed on a national holiday.
The cafeterias located inside also do not have bathrooms.
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Bonito para pasear. Recomendable con niños. Nefasto que tengan todos los servicios municipales cerrados en un día de fiesta nacional.
Las cafeterías ubicadas dentro tampoco tienen baños.
M M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent place to spend the day. The day we went was Easter Sunday and it was completely packed. I guess another weekend or in the middle of the week it will be quieter
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Excelente lugar para pasar el día. Nosotros el día que fuimos era domingo de semana santa y estaba completamente abarrotado. Supongo que otro finde o en medio de semana estará más tranquilo
OSCAR PASTOR — Google review
(Translated by Google) I am in favor of paying in this type of recess and bathroom for the maintenance of the facilities. But if it is really used for that. One of the slide and swing areas is in poor condition. Half broken wood, the slide with patches and where there are no patches children can cut themselves.
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Estoy a favor de pagar en este tipo de recreo y baño para el mantenimiento de las instalaciones. Pero si realmente se utiliza para eso. Una de las zonas de toboganes y columpios está en mal estado. Maderas medio rotas, el tobogán con parches y donde no hay parches los niños pueden cortarse.
Vicente García — Google review
(Translated by Google) Great to spend the day!
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Estupendo para pasar el día!
Francisco Javier Nataren Guardado — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and immense place. Unique Mediterranean place...
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Precioso lugar e inmenso. Lugar único Mediterráneo...
Mario Barderas Fernández TV. — Google review
(Translated by Google) Disastrous. Benidorm in the mountains. Without capacity control. People to burst and take table or to the floor! Round business for the organization.
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Nefasto. Benidorm en la montaña. Sin control de aforo. Gente a reventar y llévate mesa o al suelo! Negocio redondo para la organización.
Francisco Pche — Google review
(Translated by Google) Phenomenon for bird watching, everything very careful and clean.
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Fenomeno para la observacion de aves, todo muy cuidado y limpio.
Pedro Vera — Google review
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46820, Valencia, Spain
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Museo de la Tomatina
Museum
Events
Cultural Events
(Translated by Google) Excellent place 👍
(Original)
Excelente lugar 👍
Roberto Peñate — Google review
(Translated by Google) A museum that has a lot of graphic information about the Tomatina festival, a festival that in recent years has become very internationalized. It is located in the restored Molino Galán next to the Buñol Municipal Library on Pelayo Street, 12, but if you go by car you will not be able to park, as there is nowhere to park. Try to find a parking spot well before you get there. The museum is prepared with a stage and public address system to be able to hold cultural events there.
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Un museo que cuenta con bastante información gráfica de la fiesta de la Tomatina, un fiesta que en los últimos años se ha internacionalizado muchísimo. Se encuentra en el restaurado Molino Galán junto a la Biblioteca Municipal de Buñol en la calle Pelayo, 12, pero si vas con coche no podrás aparcar, pues no hay dónde hacerlo. Intenta buscar sitio para aparcar mucho antes de llegar a él. El museo está preparado con escenario y megafonía para poder hacer actoa culturales en él.
Juan Benito Movil — Google review
Pesca 2 — Google review
(Translated by Google) The one in the museum is very rude and with very little desire to work. He didn't let us in even though the museum was open, he said he had other things to do and it was impossible for him to let us in.
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Muy borde la que está en el museo y con muy pocas ganas de trabajar. No nos dejó entrar pese a que estaba el museo abierto, dijo que tenía otras cosas que hacer y que le era imposible dejarnos entrar.
Jose Antonio Zanon — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice and fun. The girl who served us was very friendly, a 10
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Muy bonito y divertido. La chica que nos atendió muy simpática, un 10
Vero Miro Pardo — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very good museum to learn about one of the best festivals in the world
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Muy buen museo para conocer una de las mejores fiestas del mundo
Health-focused countryside property with rooms & apartments, plus dining & a spa with hot tubs.
Lovely spa facilities and treatments beautiful grounds and pine forestry for walking, cofrentes town only a short distance away. A good selection of food and wine in the restaurant and plenty of it entertainment every night, all in all a very enjoyable and relaxing week at a very reasonable price.
Peter Carter — Google review
No happy faces, with a few exceptions, Alba in reception for ex. Things that is offered on the website is not possible. (Right now the whole place is a construction sight.)
Was trying to change the time for having dinner. It was absolute not possible. That would never had happened "in my word" so last night no dinner. Who needs dinner at 21.30 ??
And NO INTERNET, absolute not good. Incredible frustrating.
Was trying to make an appointment for massage. Not possible because their internet was slow. (A day later it was possible)
This place needs a person in charge that cares for guests and also for the outdoors of the hotel.
I will not stay the whole week that I intended to.
On the positive side, the nature around here is absolutely fantastic.
Ingegerd Norman — Google review
Did not a actually stay but did visit and walked around. Overall it looks like a nice place to stay. The staff were very helpful and the view is really nice. They have a swimming pool at the back of the reception building which only guests of the hotel can use. Looks like a lovely place to spend time with the family were you will enjoy peace and quietness.
Javier Rivera — Google review
Absolutely perfect for a relaxing weekend
JP Roozen — Google review
When we arrived it was a mad dash to get some food from the self service buffet before it was cleared away, by postre there was one choice - yoghurt from machine in tiny pot. Not impressed at all, possibly if you got there at noon you would be happy with the selection but not at 2.30.
Valerie Turner — Google review
Kept everyone waiting ages before sitting us. Then cleared what limited food was available before some had eaten.
Very very limited if you are a vegetarian (salad).
Lee Donovan — Google review
Very nice clean and food was excellent our room was too hot as no AC and could not open windows as one walking past. Was aovy trip
barbara mahoney — Google review
Relaxing atmosphere where anyone at any age can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and treatments.
Omg!!! This place is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. It might be because I love caves and cave houses...From the village are plenty of signs to the Devil's cave. You can't miss it! At the reception is the owner, such a caracter, such a lovely man ( I think he is well known in Spain ) with his beautiful dog. We were allowed to visit with our two doggies. 💜 Impressed by the low price that includes the visit and a drink at the 5 floor balcony. There is a lot of history, old objects, pictures with the owner's past....so relaxing. I felt full of good energy and vibe after the visit. And the feeling of enjoying a good glass of red wine at the balcony...Absolutely gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing with us this place!
suzana r — Google review
One of the attractions of Alcala de Jucar. We loved it! Stroll down the corridors and rooms carved into a limestone .You get feel of the traditional cave house. One can only imagine how much of hard work and skills are involved. Watch out for charismatic El Diablo. He is happy to stop for a chat and photos. You may want to read some of his poems before the visit.
Anna Lloyd — Google review
A amazing place worth visiting. Got a chance to meet the legendary El Diablo in person. The place is preserved well. There is also lot of photos and antique stuff inside the cave. You also get a free beverage inside. A must visit if you are in Alcalá del Júcar.
Navnish N — Google review
We stumbled across the impressively named ‘Caves of the Devil’ almost by accident but once in Alcalá Del Júcar you can’t miss the signs everywhere pointing you to them. We went in with no prior knowledge so they were an absolute treat. This is no small home dug into rock - this eccentric marvel is part museum, part events venue, part bar (with great views out of the other side of the hill), part indulgent tribute to owner Juan José Martínez García, who I must confess seems to be famous though I still don’t know why. You simply must visit the caves, the entrance ticket gives you a free drink to boot.
Richard W — Google review
Quirky place to go and check out. One drink is included in the entrance price, we all enjoyed a red vermout.
We also met El Diablo himself, so you always have that as a possibility.
Laura Stevens — Google review
A must see. Much bigger than you’d expect. Key highlights are how extensive the tunnels are that go straight through the mountain and drink is included which you can have at the terrace with nice views. Good price/ quality ratio
joeyateit — Google review
A must visit when in Alcala del Jucar.
Amazing cave museum with a bar.
Friendly owner and his dog opens the door that links one side to the other.
Only €3.50 including a drink at the bar.
Andy Dawson — Google review
What a great place to explore! Not my first visit but was for my girlfriend. Great collection of typical Spanish antiques, covering everything from cabinets full of matches, medical equipment, typewriters, farm tools and machinery (to name a few artifacts), my favorite being a mini tractor type ploughing machine with what looks like grannies armchair sat on top for the operator 😂😂. Great value at €3 per person which includes a drink at the far side of the caves, really nice little bar overlooking the river at the mountains that surround Alcalá de Júcar. You can explore further the caves by walking up a 7 stories stairway, so take a deep breath before you do! The cave walkways are fascinating and you discover little nooks along the way. Another benefit is how cool temperature wise in there, especially when it was 40+ outside, so a welcome relief. The owner who is a spitting image of Salvador Dali complete with pointy mustache, there are plenty of photos of him with famous people along the caves, and we managed to grab one with him when we left. Great experience highly recommend!
Philip David Peters — Google review
It's worth to visit. Quite big cave, u can see the beautiful view through some windows(even in the toilet).
Also drinks are included in the ticket. It's just 3€. No reason not to visit🤷♀️
Eli _Ciosa — Google review
It's not just a cave. It's system of caves connected via tunnels, that go through the hill to the other side. Great view to the river valley from the terrace. Perfect temperature.
Karmo — Google review
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C. San Lorenzo, 7, 02210 Alcalá del Júcar, Albacete, Spain
The Castillo de Alcalá del Júcar, a medieval fortress located in the heart of Alcala del Jucar, offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the town from its top. The fortress is nestled within a rocky ridge and features an artificial moat. Visitors can explore the pentagonal tower, which symbolizes stately power and serves as a defense axis for the enclosure. Additionally, there are three floors and a rooftop to explore.
Great place and a nice view of the city, river and valley.
Svein Pedro Jahr — Google review
Really amazing especially during the evening with the reflective lights. The walk up to the castle was also excellent. The little gift shops sell some wonderful memorabilia. A fantastic day out - worth every minute
Mary-Alexandra Harrison — Google review
The fort is located on the top and has amazing views. There is an entry ticket but it’s worth it. You can get a 360 degree view of the town. The medieval fortress closes a small space in the rocky ridge, through a series of buildings and an artificial moat. In the fortress as a whole, the keep stands out, as the axis of defense of the enclosure and a symbol of stately power. It is a pentagonal tower, with two turrets at its rear ends, the result of the reforms carried out by D. Juan Pacheco, II Marquis of Villena, in the 15th century. The place has rich history. A must visit if you are in Alcalá Del Jucar.
Navnish N — Google review
A good castle with an amazing views of the town and River Jucar gorge.
Martin Parker — Google review
Great for an hour or so, good views
Sez it Reght — Google review
Well worth a visit. €2.50 each, prices in the gift shop are very reasonable. Not much to look at in rhe Castle, 3 floors and the roof top which offered great views. The best part for me was the cave below the castle, well set out and lots to see. It is quite a walk through the town but the streets are very quaint. There is parking at the Castle for a few cars.
Camille Duesbury — Google review
Amazing castle, town and caves. We rent a car from the station Joaquin Sorrolla and went there in 1.3 hours. Not sure why is not more popular is simply amazing.
Vero Go — Google review
Lovely castle in a quaint town. Worth a visit
Dave Heap — Google review
A real gem of a place, stunning views around the area. The only negative is the descent from the cave House to the bottom of the hill is that the cobbles can be extremely slippy.
Liz Pickles — Google review
Amazing place! Built around mountains. Lots of excursions and places to visit.. cool caves to see and some of the best food in Spain. Highly recommended!!!
Ali Raja — Google review
It is so beautiful, the walk up to the castle is very steep but well worth it, gorgeous town, restaurants very reasonable
Pauline Barcoe — Google review
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Calle Bajada del, C. Castillo, s/n, 02210 Alcalá del Júcar, Albacete, Spain
Group of small lakes in Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park, a revered spot for birdwatching & swimming.
One of my fav spots in La Mancha. Great natural park for a day out where you can swim, sunbath,rent a boat,trekking,biking... shame people don’t look after them very well.
Jose Daniel Daimiel Villaverde — Google review
Please don’t trust Google Maps to find this Park entrance. I was lost in the park and had a difficult time finding my way. At the same time, it's not as beautiful as you see in the pics.
Sayed Mahdi Munadi — Google review
In via park v
C Laguna de Ruidera have a ( Daljit mini supermarket )
Phoenix cafe bar
La strada Italian Restaurant
BAJA BAR
All open every day
Daljit Sangra — Google review
Great place, with alot to see, great day out, great for picnics or swimming or just exploring around, there is parking but its limited , overall great day out with the family or friends
Tyrone Murtagh — Google review
Expectacular
Dolores Gr — Google review
(Translated by Google) Wonderful weekend in this little
jewel that, thank God, is not very well known and is not very exploited. Views and an environment that take you for walks, outdoor sports, activities in the lagoon or reading on a bench listening to the birds. A great plan to go with children
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Maravilloso fin de semana en esta pequeña
joya que gracias a Dios no es muy conocida y no está muy explotada. Unas vistas y un entorno que te llevan a pasear, hacer deporte al aire libre, actividades en la laguna o leer en un banco escuchando los pájaros. Un plan estupendo para ir con niños
Manuel Manzanera — Google review
(Translated by Google) An amazing place! A unique place or few like it in the world.
All lagoons are accessible by car and there are many picnic areas, otherwise there are several restaurants with a typical local menu.
In the various lagoons it is possible to swim and in some even rent canoes. In addition to swimming and taking advantage of the picnic areas, you can take walks along the paths around the lagoons themselves. I highly recommend it, you will be enchanted with a strong desire to return.
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Un posto fantastico! Un luogo unico o pochi così al mondo.
Tutte le lagune sono accessibili in auto e son presenti molte aree pic-nic, altrimenti sono presenti diversi ristoranti con un menù tipico locale.
Nelle varie lagune è possibile farsi il bagno ed in alcune perfino affittare canoe. Oltre farsi il bagno e sfruttare le aree pic-nic si possono fare passeggiate lungo i sentieri intorno alle stesse lagune. Lo consiglio fortemente, rimarrete incantati con una forte voglia di ritornarci.
Marco B. — Google review
(Translated by Google) In the middle of the La Mancha steppe is the oasis that could be considered the Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park.
Emblematic place of waterfalls that are recommended to visit in the wet season, that is, in spring, to be able to see all their force in action.
The Park consists of a total of 16 lagoons. In some of them bathing is allowed and it is a typical recreational place for the locals to withstand the high temperatures that the region reaches in the summer.
You will also find boat rental stands. If you use them, it is advisable not to go against the current between lagoons. It can end up stranded among reeds.
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En mitad de la estepa manchega se encuentra el oasis que podría ser considerado el Parque Natural de las Lagunas de Ruidera.
Lugar emblemático de cascadas que se recomiendan visitar en la estación húmeda, es decir, en primavera, para poder avistar toda su fuerza en acción.
El Parque consta de un total de 16 lagunas. En algunas de ellas se permite el baño y es lugar típico de recreo del lugareño para soportar las altas temperaturas que alcanza la región en la epoca estival.
Encontrarán puestos de alquiler de barcas también. Si se hace uso de ellas, es recomendable no meterse a contracorriente entre lagunas. Puede acabar encallada entre juncos.
Natalia — Google review
(Translated by Google) A VERY BEAUTIFUL "BEAUTIFUL" PLACE AND EVEN THOUGH IT WAS NOT BATHING "SEASON" IT WAS GOOD WITH PEOPLE!! A "MUST" VISIT WHETHER FALL, WINTER, AND OF COURSE IN SUMMER!! 👏💦⛱️
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UN LUGAR "PRECIOSO" MUY BONITO Y A PESAR DE QUE NO ERA "TEMPORADA" DE BAÑO ESTABA BIEN DE GENTE!! VISITA "OBLIGADA" SEA OTOÑO, INVERNO, Y PORSUPUESTO EN VERANO!! 👏💦⛱️
JOSE HONRADO — Google review
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13248, Ciudad Real, Spain
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Museo Antonio López
Art museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
Esoectacular
vicent carbonell company — Google review
(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum, by an unknown painter who knew how to teach his nephew the best!
The building is beautiful and bright !!
The man who attended us was very polite!
The
Museum is free!
(Original)
Maravilloso museo , de un pintor desconocido que supo enseñar lo mejor a su sobrino!!
El edificio es bonito y luminoso!!
El hombre que nos atendió muy educado !
El
Museo es gratis !
Lucia Mar?a Almagro — Google review
Expectacular
Tecno 15 — Google review
(Translated by Google) The building is very nice and modern. The exhibition is small, but interesting. There is a floor with black and white paintings and another with color paintings. Admission is free.
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El edificio es muy bonito y moderno. La exposición es pequeña, pero interesante.Hay una planta con cuadros en blanco y negro y otra con cuadros en color.La entrada es gratis.
MissCelius — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very good collection by López Torres, explained with enthusiasm and professionalism by the person in charge of the museum.
Magnificent building and environment.
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Muy buena colección de López Torres, explicada con entusiasmo y profesionalidad por la responsable del museo.
Magnífico edificio y entorno.
Juan Gómez Castañeda — Google review
(Translated by Google) Tremendously interesting museum. He did not know the artist, and he turned out to be Antonio López's mentor. The works that we find in this museum are mainly made in graphite on paper and in oil on canvas and panel. He has very high quality works and each of his paintings is very enjoyable. In the temporary exhibition there was an artist from Malaga, whose work honestly didn't mean anything to me. Special mention to the woman at the reception, who obviously loves her job and gives some very interesting brief explanations.
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Museo tremendamente interesante. Desconocía al artista, y resultó ser el mentor de Antonio López. Las obras que encontramos en este museo principalmente están hechas a grafito sobre papel y al óleo sobre lienzo y tabla. Tiene obras de muy alta calidad y se disfruta mucho cada uno de sus cuadros. En la exposición temporal había un artista malagueño, que sinceramente, su obra no me dijo nada. Mención especial a la mujer de recepción, que se ve que ama su trabajo y da unas breves explicaciones muy interesantes.
Andrés Navarro — Google review
(Translated by Google) This museum designed by Fernando Hidalgo, a Madrid architect, is spectacular as a building. Inside are the works of Antonio López Torres, uncle of the famous hyperrealist painter, Antonio López García, who convinced the architect to design the museum. The garden and the part behind the building under construction. The two staircases, the monumental one and the spiral one, are a gem, as is the design of the ceilings that illuminate the rooms with filtered light so that they do not damage the works. The entire building with QR codes. In my opinion, a text is necessary that gives the importance that the architect and his work deserve. Ultimately, the building enhances the entire collection of Antonio López Torres, and another temporary exhibition by a Malaga artist. See the photos.
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Este museo diseñado por Fernando Hidalgo, arquitecto madrileño es espectacular como edificio. Dentro están expuestas las obras de Antonio lópez Torres, tio del famoso pintor hiperrealista, Antonio López García, quien convenció al arquitecto para que diseñara el museo. El jardín y la parte de detrás del edificio en obras. Las dos escaleras, la monumental, y la de caracol son una joya, como el diseño de los techos que iluminan las salas con luz tamizada para que no dañen las obras. Todo el edificio con códigos QR. En mi opinión es necesario un texto que de la importancia que merece al arquitecto y a su obra. A fin de cuentas el edificio realza toda la colección de Antonio López Torres, y de otra exposición temporal de un artista malagueño. Ver las fotos.
Concha ridaura cumplido — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, great quality. The building and auditorium are beautiful. Thank you very much María Teresa for your explanation, kindness and detail. It's very nice to find such passionate people.
(Original)
Hermoso museo, muchísima calidad. El edificio y el auditorio son preciosos. Mil gracias María Teresa por tu explicación, amabilidad y detalle. Da mucho gusto encontrar gente tan apasionada.
Augusto Tinetti — Google review
(Translated by Google) I highly recommend your visit! It is a beautiful two-story building and its interior is surprising. On the ground floor there are all the graphite drawings and on the upper floor the paintings.
The guide was very friendly and even showed us a catalog with more work by Antonio López Torres that was in other museums or private collections. What we miss is that there is no store to buy prints.
(Original)
Recomiendo mucho su visita! Es un edificio precioso de dos plantas y que sorprende su interior. En la planta baja están todos los dibujos a grafito y en la superior las pinturas.
La guía fue muy amable y hasta nos enseñó un catálogo con más obra de Antonio López Torres que estaba en otros museos o colección privada, lo que echamos de menos es que no hay tienda para comprar láminas.
Diana Abellán Martín — Google review
(Translated by Google) Small museum that has a lot of charm, and also a peculiar and curious architectural style. The paintings on the upper floor are iconic, it is very worth visiting this place on your stop in Tomelloso
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Pequeno museo que tiene mucho encanto, y tambien un estilo arquitectonico peculiar y curioso. Los cuadros en la planta de arriba son iconicos, merece muchissimo la pena de visitar este sitio en tu parada en Tomelloso
Federico Ricci — Google review
(Translated by Google) Small museum with an interesting interior design (on the outside it is a normal building).
It houses part of the work of Antonio López's uncle, also a painter, with an interesting story that is told in an educational way by the person in charge of the museum.
We liked it, but we found the collection quite limited; We are left wanting more.
(Original)
Museo pequeño con un interesante diseño interior (por fuera es un edificio normal).
Alberga parte de la obra del tío de Antonio López, también pintor, con una interesante historia que cuenta de forma didáctica la responsable del museo.
Nos gustó, pero nos pareció bastante limitada la colección; nos quedamos con ganas de más.
maria jose — Google review
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C. Pintor López Torres, 38, 13700 Tomelloso, Ciudad Real, Spain
Great place to spend an afternoon. Really enjoyed watching the mill work from the inside. The inside is only open on the first Sunday of every month so plan accordingly.
Jackson Stewart — Google review
Difficult to reach, but if you can get there either by local train or rental car (our option), it's worth the visit. Nice to see small towns in Spain that aren't overrun by tourists and remain true to their own culture. The atmosphere is very calming, as there is almost nothing going on during the day, and the streets are empty. This also means that everything was closed for a couple of hours in the afternoon, presumably for a siesta.
The windmills themselves are magnificent and stand on top of a hill that has a good view of the rest of the town, as well as a landscape of distant mountains beyond.
Tourist Information center spoke little to no English, but were nice, and provided an interior tour of one of the windmills.
Not much else to do in the town except visit the windmills, but it's worth it for a few hours long day trip.
Srinidhi Srinivas — Google review
Awesome atmospheric place to visit old windmills and enjoy great views too.
Michael Flory — Google review
These windmills are really well preserved and the area surrounding them very well done. If I compare the visit to the windmills in Consuegra, this visit was more pleasant. There are several bars, cafés and souvenir shops right next to the windmills. We had a coffee and a snack while sitting and admiring the views. The parking area wasn't huge, but they are working on it...this area is in construction and when it is finished, it will be even better. Very good experience overall. If you can only visit one set of windmills on the Don Quijote trail, let it be Campo de Criptana. No tickets needed.
Michelle Martínez — Google review
What a wonderful place to visit! The views from the top are breathtaking. There are a number of windmills with working machinery and a traditional house that are opened to visitors. Additionally, there is a gift shop and a few very nice places to eat.
Zhanna Glazenburg — Google review
We've been to both but if you are short on time, we think this is a very good option instead of Consuegra which is heavy on tourists.
Luis R Granados — Google review
I went there on a Saturday afternoon, it wasn't crowded. The scenery was beautiful. The Cafe was more expensive than I thought.
Aymina — Google review
It was great to see the windmills the views from up here are amazing
Kevin Gast — Google review
Beautiful location with the best views of the city! These famous windmills have been featured in Don Quixote’s match scene so if you’re a fan of the book, a visit is worth it! It’s free to visit plus some windmills are open sometimes so you can go in and view the inside as well which is fantastic. There are gift shops and restaurants here as well so if you want some original Don Quixote gifts or food, this is a reasonable place to purchase them.
Julia xtina (julia.xtina) — Google review
Wonderful place to visit. Near is excellent michelin recommended restaurant. From this position you have best view on the city. And ofcourse you can enjoy in famous Don Quixote windmills. Visit is free, but some windmills are open where you can buy souvenirs or learn more about culture of the area and more about windmills.
Marin Ćosić — Google review
Very good examples of windmills, unfortunately you can't go inside any of them.
Motorhome Quest — Google review
The quintessential windmills of Don Quixote. We parked at the bottom and walked up which was nicer than fighting for parking near the castle.
Jennifer Lang — Google review
Very nice place to visit on top of the village. You can follow a route with the car.
andries rozenberg — Google review
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C. Senda Molinos, 13610 Campo de Criptana, Ciudad Real, Spain
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Plaza Mayor
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Beautiful and lively. In a sunny day, terraces are crowded.
Antonio Vázquez — Google review
nice old part of the town to relax and have a drink
Martin O Brien — Google review
:) Precious Castilian-Cervantesque square.
Alexis Castillo — Google review
Beutifull place to go full of history
Cliff Barlow — Google review
Monumental
Juan Manuel Estoquera — Google review
Very nice
yodos otra vez — Google review
Amazing Plaza ! I recommend it !
Ana Maria Pereira da Silva — Google review
Ok
Cesar Lopez — Google review
4.6
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Pl. Mayor, 4, 13320 Villanueva de los Infantes, Ciudad Real, Spain
30
Molinos de Viento
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Beautiful views and if you want to see something unique, you must wait until sunset. The vineyards fields in combined with the sunset and the windmills made this an experience to remember for the rest of your life. You can access two of the windmills, one of them has a history and information about the use of them in the past, the other one has the grinding wheel and you can understand how the windmill works. They only turned on the working windmill 7 times in the year.
Lucia Ojeda Morales — Google review
If you’re in the area, I recommend a visit as the entrance fee is free plus you’ll get stunning photos of the windmills here. The parking on the side is free as well so don’t worry
Julia xtina (julia.xtina) — Google review
Beautiful wind mills, not as busy as the ones in Campo de Criptana.
Emi Lopez — Google review
One of my favourite places to visit when we visit our daughter in Alcazar.
William McFadden — Google review
Wanna meet the spirit of Don Quixote? This is a great place to do so
Javier Fernandez — Google review
Beautiful. Visited on a cold windy day, so I did not stay long but very picturesque Windmills and good views of the surrounding landscapes.
Doug N (heydn62) — Google review
If you want to have an impression how it was in times of Don Quixote it is a good idea to come here and look at the windmills, walk between them, feel the wind that is blowing and look down at the fields of Castilla la Mancha. You can access them by foot or by car. The place between them is good for walking.
Sergiusz Nizinski — Google review
Nice place went when the museum was closed, but general area and information was good. Beautiful sights.
Ron Simmons — Google review
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Cerro de, Calle San Antón, s/n, 13600 Alcázar de San Juan, Ciudad Real, Spain