Valencia is the 3rd largest city in Spain and yet some guidebooks like Rick Steve’s don’t even mention this city as one of the places to visit in Spain
This busy market is a must, especially for foodies. Wander the stalls at filled with colorful fruit juices, vegetables, jamon, and snacks. Try some samples or buy a few items to make a meal out of it.
The site of the cathedral has historical significance as it was once the location of an ancient Roman Temple, a mosque, and now the cathedral you see today. The interiors are a mix of Gothic and Baroque styles.
The river that once flowed through Valencia was diverted to prevent flooding of the city. The riverbed then was converted into a massive park complete with jogging and biking trails.
The most impressive of these is the Oceanografic, the largest aquarium in Europe. Even if you don’t want to enter any of the museums or buildings, it’s still a worthy sight to walk around and see.