Small Boutique hotels in VALENCIA

If you arrive by train to the city of Valencia, at Estación del Norte you will enjoy the Modernist entrance that makes this city shine. Capital of the Valencian Community, on the east coast of Spain, it is a delight to stroll through its old town. Other notable buildings include the Central Market, with iron and glass domes also in the Modernist style, and the Silk Exchange from the 15th century.

To get a 360º panoramic view of the city, go up the Miguelete, as the bell tower of the cathedral is known. Reserve time to walk through the Jardines del Turia on the old riverbed. Today it is an enviable green lung of ten kilometers, at the end of which is the City of Arts and Sciences.

The IVAM Museum of Modern Art is an international reference for art lovers and the Ceramics Museum has a remarkable collection.

No one should leave Valencia without trying two of their star specialties. One is paella, based on rice. To try it, it is worth the trip to El Palmar, a small fishing village in the center of the Albufera Natural Park where rice fields are cultivated just a dozen kilometers from Valencia. The second culinary marvel is tiger nut horchata: a sweet and refreshing liquid delicacy that is not easily forgotten. Hotels with charm provide accommodation in this unique city that seduces the traveler.