How do you get to central Valencia from the airport?

To get to Valencia from the airport, you can choose to take either public or private transport options. If you're looking to save some cash getting from the airport to the city centre, hopping on a bus is your best bet. Opting for a taxi? Just a heads up, the journey is 10.2 kilometres so it will cost considerably more. The only thing you'll have to consider are potential queues or waiting times. If you're in a rush, you can take the Metrovalencia Line 5, which will take you to Valencia City and its port area directly. The station for this is conveniently found by the airport's regional flights terminal.

Where in the UK flies direct to Valencia?

You can fly direct to Valencia via an easyJet flight from London Gatwick . This non-stop flight takes only about two hours.

What makes Valencia's old town so special?

Valencia's Old Town is called Ciutat Vella. Built by the Romans in 138 BC, Cuitat Vella still bears many of the ancient civilisation's hallmarks. Where the Plaza de Virgen landmark is today was once the site of the Roman forum. In the Basilica de la Virgen de los Desamparados, you can even catch a glimpse of ashlars bearing Roman inscriptions. The Old Town also has beautiful influences from Muslim and Christian conquests, including the 14th-century Torres de Serranos and the 15th-century La Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), the latter of which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Outside of architecture, Ciutat Vella also has lots of great places to wine and dine. The Mercado Central has over 1,000 stalls selling different types of local Valencia fare. Since Valencia is close to the coast, you'll want to try some seafood. If you're buying fresh, don't forget to ask the friendly vendors for some advice! Most will be more than happy to share pro tips on how to cook authentic Valencian seafood.

Is Valencia cheap or expensive?

You'll be happy to know Valencia is considered an inexpensive city, despite appealing to expensive tastes.. Compared to other major Spanish cities Barcelona and Madrid , Valencia is typically cheaper to visit. A three-day easyJet Valencia holiday is super affordable, especially when you book during the non-summer months of April and May. Since it's also a walkable city with lots of diverse attractions, you won't have to spend too much on excursions or transportation. If you do choose to visit more expensive places, like the high-end stores at Poeta Querol Street, you may end up spending more.

Is Valencia famous for oranges?

Valencia is indeed world-famous for its juicy oranges, which are shipped worldwide. Although these are now grown globally, nothing beats the real deal in Valencia. First brought to Spain in the 10th century by Moorish sultans who used the trees as fragrant ornaments in their palaces, it wasn't until the 18th century that these delicious fruits were recognised for their refreshing zesty flavour. Today, oranges are practically everywhere in this city. Outside of the vast orange groves and the tree-lined coastlines, even urban pavements are dotted with many fruiting trees. If you want to taste the best Valencia oranges, purchase some between February and October, which is harvest season. This is when the fruit is at its plumpest and the juice is at its sweetest. Can't wait until then? You can order the Agua de Valencia for now. This tasty cocktail is made of gin, vodka, cava (a Spanish sparkling wine), and a generous squeeze of fresh Valencia orange juice.

Is Valencia a walkable city?

Valencia is a very walkable city. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's Spain's third-largest city—Valencia is a rather compact region, so you can definitely make the most of it on foot. The city centre, Ciutat Vella, alone is known for having winding alleys and storefronts that lead to everything from tapas bars to churches to boutique stores and more, all within walking distance. There aren't any hills in Valencia either, so you don't need to worry about any sudden inclines. This makes it ideal for multi-generational family holidays, so nobody feels left out of the experience.

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