Valencia
Valencia
VALENCIA Overview
There are few cities like Valencia, able to harmoniously combine the remnants of its farthest past with the most innovative and avant-garde buildings from the new millennium. It is the centre of international and avant-garde design and one of the most active cities in Europe regarding fairs and conferences. Thanks to its location, Valencia has historically been Spain’s Mediterranean port and has that special charm of seaport cities. Valencia has outstanding beaches and dunes at Canet d’En Berernguer, where the coastline
becomes leisurely and residential. When walking around Valencia, visitors can feel the pulse of many centuries in its walls and under the ground. From the remains of the Roman forum founded by Julius Brutus and now in the Plaza de la Virgen which gave rise to Valencia, to the emblematic Arts and Science Centre. An incredible but true city.
Best time to visit VALENCIA
The best time to visit Valencia is in April and May, the sweet spot full of warm weather and avoid of crowds. In general, the city boasts a Mediterranean climate and pleasant weather.
How to get there
Valencia has an excellent network of maritime, air and land connections and is one of the main communications hubs on the Spanish Mediterranean. Access to the city from the airport is fast, with bus, underground and taxi services available. Valencia Airport is 8km west of the city of Valencia, in the municipal districts of Manises and Quart de Poblet.
MICE Venues
Valencia Convention Centre
A prime example of the city’s capabilities and consolidates Valencia as an ideal venue for any comercial activity and cultural Exchange.
Feria Valencia
Pioneering Spanish trade fair centre, holds more than forty annual events, with an attendance of 10.000 exhibitions from all over the world and more than a million visitors.
Valencia ConCert Hall and Convention Centre
An excellent venue for holding conventions and exhibitions, right at the heart of the city.
