Valencia has all the trappings of a big city but with the amicable and user-friendly mien of a small town. It's relatively affordable, despite its prime Mediterranean location, and visitors can experience the uniqueness of its two vibes - a divide between beach and city. The first is all cocktails on the seashore and sandcastles in the sun, and the second an urban ambiance with museums, playgrounds, and upscale restaurants. It's like having a villa in two places at once.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Valencia
One-third of the rentals include a pool, which makes Valencia a wonderful vacation destination for vacationers looking to spend vacation poolside. In addition, more hotel rooms have a pool than apartment rentals. On average, hotel rooms with pools in Valencia can welcome 4 people and have an average cost of $188 per night. In Valencia, most of the properties with a pool are situated close to the water.
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Vacation Rental Price Information in Valencia
We rendered price information data on the above graph to give you more insights on prices in Valencia. Valencia is more expensive in August (8/6 - 8/13), where prices are on average $244 a night. In October (10/15 - 10/22), prices will hit an average low of $98 per night.
Rental Availability Information in Valencia
Have a look at the above graph to see the global availability of vacation rentals in Valencia. More people travel to Valencia a week in August (8/6 - 8/13). So far, 80% of the rentals are occupied this week. On the contrary, only 19% of the rentals are booked during a week in October (10/15 - 10/22).
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Fine Dining in Valencia
Valencia's top restaurants are easily reachable from your villa, with cuisine from Michelin-starred chefs at pocket-friendly prices. Richard Camerena's Canalla Bistro serves eclectic modern classics with an original twist - drop in here to try a kebab or enjoy their superb lunch specials.
Paella was born in Valencia and is a serious affair among locals. It is a lunchtime meal shared between no less than two people. A typical paella menu has snails and vegetables, and meat like chicken, seafood or rabbit. Try this fare at Panorama Restaurant while you enjoy an incredible 360 degree view of Valencia's beach.
Arts and Culture
Designed by Santiago Calatrava, a local celebrity architect, The City of Arts and Sciences Complex features wonderfully peculiar modern architecture and is an iconic symbol of Valencia. Several buildings with educational and cultural purposes come together to form this complex. These include an IMAX cinema, a planetarium, aquarium, and a science museum.
The strange and alien-like structure of the museum rests on the Turia River bed that saw conversion into a park. You're free to wander around the exterior of this ethereal landmark, but if you want to enjoy the assortment of attractions within, you'll need to buy a ticket.
Browse contemporary Valencian art at the IVAM museum, which hosts traveling international modern art displays plus an extensive and permanent collection of regional and local artists. Also, enjoy artistic graffiti street art and large murals painted all over the streets, particularly near Turia River Park.
Sun, Sand and Science: Activities for Children
A Valencia vacation villa offers access to fabulous playgrounds, outdoor activities in the sunshine and lots of beaches, making it an exceptionally family-friendly destination. Head to Malvarrosa Beach, just a short bus ride from the city center, for fine golden sand and a monitored bathing area. Or go a little further afield to El Saler beach, where you'll find large dunes, white sand and clear blue water.
The Principe Felipe Science Museum, located at the City of Arts and Sciences, is a great place to make learning fun for kids. An interactive experience planned from a child's perspective, it explores the most striking features of the scientific world, aiming to stimulate curiosity and critical thinking in children. This indoor facility is the perfect destination for the rare Valencia rainy day when you need to get your kids out of the house rental for some fun.
Explore the Bicycle Friendly Paths of Valencia
Valencia rests on flat land close to the sea, making it rather easy to get around on a bike from your house rental. The beauty of this gem lies in the fact that Valencia turned a dry river bed into a green space, the Jardines del Turia, weaving its way through the city center for 9km.
After the river was diverted following a disastrous flood in the 1950s, the green space became home to a children's playground and a nature park, making it an excellent spot for picnicking, jogging, and cycling. The large green space also hosts museums and the City of Arts and Sciences.
Several bike-rental establishments dot Valencia's city center, mainly around the Old City; a good bet is Solution Bike Rental, which has several branches to choose from. You can choose to rent for a day, a week, or opt for the city bike-share system.
Local Festivals Where Tradition meets Modernity
Valencia, like any Spanish city, has its traditions - and the locals take these somewhat seriously. Every spring, the Falles festival takes place with several neighborhood ceremonies. Falles monuments, artistic constructions made by local communities, are burned ceremonially in tiny but rather loud celebrations. This ancient festival dates back to the Middle Ages.
The International Festival of Pyrotechnics is a fireworks extravaganza which marks the victory of a Spanish king over the occupying Moors in 1238. Taking place in October, it also features a parade of people dressed as Moorish and Christian soldiers before the sky is lit up with a profusion of rockets and firecrackers.
Then there is the more modern festival of La Tomatina, which began in 1945. Basically a big tomato fight that lasts for two hours, it takes place in the nearby town of Buñol - and is definitely not for the fainthearted!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Valencia?
The average nightly price for vacation rentals in Valencia is $17.
How many vacation rentals are available to book in Valencia?
October has the highest amount of available Apartment rentals and House rentals in Valencia, so you can expect plenty of offers, even for last-minute bookings.
What amenities are most popular for vacation homes in Valencia?
The most popular amenities for home rentals in Valencia include accommodations that have: Internet, TV, and Balcony/Patio.
How many vacation rentals are in Valencia?
Discover 7,120 vacation rentals available to book in Valencia.
Are pets allowed in vacation rentals in Valencia?
If traveling with a dog in Valencia, 9% of vacation rentals allow pets.
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