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Casa para familias y grupos

Casa para familias y grupos

Manises
9.8

Historic villa with private pool near Valencia Airport.

Enjoy a stay in a spacious historic villa in Manises, just 3 km from Valencia Airport. The property offers luxurious amenities including a private pool and hot tub, making it ideal for families and groups.

  • Private swimming pool
  • Free on-site parking
  • Family-friendly

"The villa is stunning with perfect service and a great location."

— Chris 10.0/10
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Huerto Valenciano - Sol y Tranquilidad - Piscina

Huerto Valenciano - Sol y Tranquilidad - Piscina

Valencia
9.7

Historic charm meets modern comfort in Valencia.

This holiday home offers a tranquil escape within a historic setting in Valencia. Enjoy the sun terrace and seasonal pool, just a short drive from local attractions.

  • Seasonal outdoor pool
  • Free private parking
  • BBQ facilities

"The sunsets here are wonderful, and the pool area is fantastic."

— Maria 9.0/10
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Villa Huerta 1 Manises

Villa Huerta 1 Manises

Manises
10.0

Luxurious villa with spa facilities near Valencia.

Located in Manises, this villa provides a luxurious retreat with a saltwater pool and spa amenities. Perfect for families and groups, it offers great connectivity to local attractions.

  • Saltwater swimming pool
  • Free private parking
  • Spa facilities

"Quiet location with lots of space and a great BBQ facility."

— Martin 10.0/10
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Hotel M5 Valencia Aeropuerto

Hotel M5 Valencia Aeropuerto

Manises
6.0

Affordable stay steps from Valencia Airport.

Conveniently located near Valencia Airport, Hotel M5 offers simple yet comfortable accommodations with free WiFi and easy access to public transport.

  • Free WiFi
  • Family rooms
  • Room service

"Great location for an early flight, with helpful staff."

— Belen 8.0/10
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Casa Tena

Casa Tena

La Cañada
8.7

Relax in a private pool paradise near Valencia.

Casa Tena offers a peaceful holiday home experience with modern amenities and a private pool, ideal for family getaways close to Valencia's attractions.

  • Private swimming pool
  • Free private parking
  • Family-friendly

"The location was easy to find and the pool was perfect for kids."

— Ángel 10.0/10
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Chalet independiente con piscina

Chalet independiente con piscina

La Cañada
8.5

Serene retreat with private pool in La Cañada.

This elegant chalet offers a peaceful escape with a private pool and garden, perfect for families seeking a relaxing holiday in La Cañada.

  • Private swimming pool
  • Free WiFi
  • BBQ facilities

"Very comfortable with a great outdoor area and plenty of towels."

— Emma 8.0/10
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The Valencia Community is a vibrant region that promises an enchanting blend of sun-soaked coastlines, historic landmarks, and rich cultural experiences. Stretching along the Mediterranean coast, travellers are greeted by stunning beaches and warm waters perfect for sunbathing and water sports. Inland, the landscape transforms into rolling hills and lush vineyards, offering a picturesque backdrop for hiking and wine tasting.

Valencia, the region's capital, is a bustling city renowned for its futuristic architecture, lively festivals, and exquisite cuisine. The City of Arts and Sciences is a must-visit, alongside the historic heart of the city where the Gothic Valencia Cathedral and the bustling Central Market reside. From the vibrant Las Fallas festival to the serene Albufera Natural Park, the area offers diverse attractions that cater to every interest.

For those seeking a more tranquil escape, the surrounding towns and villages offer a slower pace of life with charming streets and local markets. Explore the historic castles of Sagunto or relax on the pristine beaches of Canet de Berenguer. Whether you're an adventurer, a history enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, the Valencia Community is a captivating destination with something for everyone.

Highlights

Four standout stops

Historic landmarks, vibrant culture, and natural beauty around Valencia.

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Cullera
Discover the Coastal Charm of Cullera
387 properties

Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Cullera is a picturesque town known for its beautiful beaches and rich history. The town is dominated by the stunning Cullera Castle, perched on a hill offering panoramic views of the coastline. Visitors can explore the charming old town with its narrow streets and traditional markets. The Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Castle and the Cave of Dragut are fascinating sites that capture the essence of Cullera's cultural heritage.

With its wide array of beachfront accommodations, Cullera is perfect for those seeking a seaside retreat. Families will love the family-friendly beaches and water activities, while food enthusiasts can savour fresh seafood at local restaurants. Cullera's lively festivals and events throughout the year add to its appeal as a vibrant destination. Whether you're sunbathing on the sandy shores or exploring the town's historical sites, Cullera offers a delightful setting for a relaxing holiday.

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Sueca
Explore the Rice Fields and Traditions of Sueca
32 properties

Sueca is a delightful town surrounded by lush rice fields, known for its agricultural heritage and traditional festivals. The town hosts the annual International Paella Competition, celebrating its status as the birthplace of this iconic dish. Visitors can explore the Albufera Natural Park, a haven for birdwatching and nature walks. The town's charming streets and local markets offer a taste of authentic Valencian culture.

Sueca is an ideal destination for food lovers and those interested in rural tourism. The town offers a variety of accommodation options, from rustic farmhouses to comfortable hotels. Its location near the coast and Valencia city makes it a convenient base for exploring the region. Whether you're indulging in culinary delights or enjoying the natural beauty of the rice fields, Sueca provides a unique and satisfying experience.

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Faro de Cullera
Explore the Scenic Faro de Cullera
55 properties

Faro de Cullera is a picturesque coastal area known for its striking lighthouse and stunning sea views. The lighthouse itself is a landmark that offers breathtaking vistas of the Mediterranean, making it a popular spot for photography and relaxation. The surrounding area is perfect for nature enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities for hiking and exploring the rugged coastline.

Staying in Faro de Cullera allows visitors to enjoy a tranquil setting with easy access to the lively town of Cullera. The area offers a range of accommodation options, from charming bed and breakfasts to modern hotels. It's an ideal choice for couples and families seeking a peaceful retreat with the option to engage in outdoor activities. The serene environment and stunning landscapes make Faro de Cullera a perfect destination for those looking to unwind and connect with nature.

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Charming brand-new loft with garden and pool
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Valencia

Four places that define the area

The Valencia Community is a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. From the buzzing cityscape of Valencia to the tranquil landscapes that surround it, this area offers a diverse array of attractions. Discover historical landmarks, explore vibrant cultural sites, and enjoy the serene natural parks, each telling its own unique story of the region.

City of Arts and Sciences

Cultural Complex

City of Arts and Sciences

The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia is a sprawling architectural wonder, designed by Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela. The complex features a series of futuristic structures, each dedicated to a different aspect of science, nature, and art. Key highlights include the Hemisfèric, an eye-shaped IMAX cinema and planetarium, and the Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe, an interactive science museum. The complex's avant-garde architecture is complemented by serene reflective pools and lush gardens, providing a blend of natural and human-made beauty.

Visitors can explore the Oceanogràfic, Europe’s largest aquarium, which showcases marine ecosystems from around the world, or catch a 3D show at the Hemisfèric. The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía offers a rich programme of opera and performances, while the Umbracle, a landscaped walk with an open-air gallery, provides a peaceful escape. The complex is open year-round, but spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather for strolling its expansive grounds.

Ideal for families, science enthusiasts, and architecture lovers, the City of Arts and Sciences is a must-visit in Valencia. Plan to spend at least half a day here to fully appreciate the exhibits and architectural details. The complex is easily accessible by public transport from central Valencia, and its iconic structures make it a popular spot for photography. Don't forget a camera to capture the stunning interplay of light and form against the Valencian sky.

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Bioparc Valencia

Zoo

Bioparc Valencia

Bioparc Valencia offers a unique zoo experience, designed to immerse visitors in natural habitats. Covering 25 acres, the zoo is structured around the 'zoo-immersion' concept, removing barriers between visitors and animals to create an authentic wildlife experience. The park is divided into ecosystems such as the savannah, equatorial forests, and wetlands, each meticulously recreated to provide a home for its diverse inhabitants, from lions and elephants to gorillas and hippos.

Explore the savannah where giraffes and rhinoceroses roam freely, or venture into the dense equatorial forest to see gorillas and leopards. The park also hosts daily educational talks and feeding sessions, offering insights into the animals' lives and conservation efforts. With its focus on natural behaviour, the Bioparc allows visitors to observe animals as they would in the wild, making it a captivating experience for all ages.

Perfect for families and animal lovers, Bioparc Valencia provides an educational yet entertaining day out. Allocate at least three hours to fully enjoy the park's diverse ecosystems. Located just a short drive from central Valencia, it is easily accessible by public transport or car. Bring comfortable walking shoes and a water bottle to stay hydrated as you explore the expansive park grounds.

La Albufera Natural Park

Natural Park

La Albufera Natural Park

La Albufera Natural Park is a tranquil escape just south of Valencia, renowned for its large freshwater lagoon and rich biodiversity. The park spans over 21,000 hectares and includes rice fields, forests, and the lagoon itself, which is one of the largest in Spain. Visitors are greeted by expansive views of shimmering water, lush greenery, and the diverse birdlife that populates the area, including rare species like the purple heron and the marsh harrier.

Enjoy a boat tour on the lagoon to fully appreciate the park's serene landscape and observe its vibrant birdlife up close. Cycling is another popular activity, with several trails meandering through rice fields and surrounding countryside. The park is also famous for its traditional Valencian dishes, such as paella, which you can savour in the local restaurants in nearby villages like El Palmar.

Nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat will find La Albufera a perfect destination. Plan to spend a half-day here to enjoy the tranquillity and partake in a leisurely boat ride. The park is approximately a 30-minute drive from Valencia, making it an easy day trip. Bring binoculars for bird watching and a camera to capture the stunning natural landscapes.

Torres de Serrano

Historical Landmark

Torres de Serrano

The Torres de Serrano is a grand Gothic gate that once formed part of Valencia's ancient city walls. Built in the 14th century, these twin towers served as a primary entrance to the city and a defence post. The structure is an impressive example of Valencian Gothic architecture, with its imposing stone façade and intricately carved details. Visitors can climb to the top of the towers for sweeping views of the Turia River and the city skyline.

Explore the interior of the towers, where you’ll find exhibits detailing the history of Valencia and the role the gate played in the city's defence. Climbing to the top is a must-do, providing a breathtaking panorama of the city and a unique perspective on Valencia's architectural heritage. The towers are especially captivating at sunset, offering a golden view over the city.

History buffs and photographers will find the Torres de Serrano particularly appealing. Allow about an hour for a visit, which includes climbing the towers and exploring the exhibits. Located in the historic centre of Valencia, the site is easily accessible on foot or by public transport. Wear comfortable shoes for the climb and visit in the late afternoon for the best light and views.

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