10 TOP Things to Do in Valencian Community (2026 Activity Guide)

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Things to do

Santa Pola: Pola Park Entry ticket

P711

per adult

From Valencia: Hot Springs + Waterfalls + Surprise Stop + Authentic Souvenir

P2,307

per adult

94% of travellers recommend

From Albir & Benidorm, Alicante Discovery day trip

P1,994

per adult

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From Valencia: Guadalest, Altea & Algar Waterfalls Day Trip

P3,204

per adult

Denia: Cova Tallada Catamaran Trip w/ Mussel Tasting & Wine

P1,139

per adult

From Albir & Benidorm: The Magnificent 7 Day Trip

P1,994

per adult

Valencia: Albufera Guided Tour with Boat Ride, Drink & Sunset

P3,885

per adult

Excursion to Guadalest, Altea and entrance to the Fuentes del Algar

P2,778

per adult

96% of travellers recommend

Altea and Calpe Day Trip from Alicante

P3,204

per adult

80% of travellers recommend

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Top places to visit

1. Alicante Harbour

For many visitors to the coast of Spain, the Alicante Harbour is the first port of call. When most of Alicante’s maritime industry shifted to nearby Valencia in the 1980s, the city’s harbor precinct was redeveloped for the tourist market. Today, 80,000 visitors disembark at the harbor from cruise ships, ferries and pleasure craft each year. The area surrounding the harbor is busy most of the day, with locals and visitors alike strolling the promenade in search of the perfect restaurant or bar.

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2. Malvarrosa Beach

Situated north of the port of Valencia, Malvarrosa Beach offers the chance to swim in the warm Mediterranean Sea, play beach sports and take walks along a wide beachfront promenade. The beach features historic villas, fine restaurants and clean waters and is only minutes away from the city.

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3. City of Arts and Sciences

The City of Arts and Sciences is a multipurpose cultural and entertainment complex. Discover over 500 marine species, enjoy opera performances, enjoy interactive science and technology exhibits and watch 3-D movies. This complex of six venues stretches along 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) of Valencia’s Turía Gardens and is a showcase of the city’s modern architecture.

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4. Llevant Beach

Long-time Benidorm residents, families, couples and partygoers all descend upon the glorious setting of Levante Beach (Playa de Levante). This coastal treasure in one of Spain’s busiest resorts is the ideal place to cool off from the hot summer sun and go swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. Levante Beach is where the sun first shines on the town. Come early to watch the sunrise and stick around to watch the action unfold.

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5. Central Market

Visit Valencia’s Central Market (Mercat Central) to experience the sights, sounds and smells of a bustling food market. Sample everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to cheeses and cured meats. Opened in 1928 by King Alfonso XIII, today the market is home to around 1,000 stalls and is one of the oldest-running food markets in Europe.

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What to do in Valencian Community

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Alicante Harbour

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Once a center of industry, Alicante’s harbor precinct is now home to some of the city’s best bars and restaurants, with views along the picturesque Postiguet Beach.

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Where to stay in Valencian Community

Find the best Valencian Community areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Valencian Community

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Valencia City Centre

Valencia City Centre is highly notable for its popular shops, and you might want to visit top sights like Central Market and Silk Exchange. See more of Valencia by jumping on the metro at Angel Guimera Station or Xativa Station.

Alicante City Centre

A noteworthy feature of Alicante City Centre is its stunning beaches. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out Alicante Harbour and Calle Castaños.

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Old Town Benidorm

Old Town Benidorm is known for its beaches, and you can plan a trip to Avenida Martinez Alejos and Malpas Beach while you're in town.

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Orihuela Costa

Travelers come to Orihuela Costa for its beaches, and you can see top attractions like Zenia Boulevard Shopping Center and Cabo Roig Beach while you're in town.

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Ciutat Vella

La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia and Silk Exchange are top sights in Ciutat Vella, and you should be sure to explore the popular shops. Hop aboard the metro at Colon Station or Xativa Station to see more sights in the area.

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