Tourism

Just 11 minutes from our hotel, Patacona Beach is an ideal destination for those who are looking for a quieter and more relaxed looking for a quieter and more relaxed atmosphere. With its wide stretch of golden sand, this beach is perfect for long walks, playing in the sand or just sunbathing. La Patacona has an excellent infrastructure, including beachfront restaurants, beach bars and sun loungers and umbrellas for rent, beach bars and sun loungers and umbrellas for rent, making your day at the beach a comfortable and pleasant experience.

Located just 12 minutes from Saman Hotel Boutique, Malvarrosa Beach is the most famous and crowded beach in Valencia. Its long promenade is lined with restaurants and bars where you can enjoy a delicious Valencian paella overlooking the sea. With all the necessary amenities, such as showers, public toilets and sun lounger rentals, the Malvarrosa is perfect for families and visitors looking for an urban beach with plenty of atmosphere and activities for everyone.

A little further south, 14 minutes from the hotel, you will find Pinedo Beach. This beach offers a more relaxed and familiar atmosphere, with fine sands and calm waters ideal for swimming. Its proximity to the Albufera rice fields gives it a special and more natural charm. Pinedo is also an excellent place to practice water sports such as windsurfing and sailing. In addition, it has several gastronomic options to enjoy a meal by the sea.

Only 18 minutes away by car, the Saler Beach awaits you with its natural and unspoiled environment, located within the Albufera Natural Park. With its fine sand dunes and pine forests, this beach is a true Mediterranean paradise. Its crystal clear and calm waters are perfect for swimming and relaxing. El Saler is ideal for those who wish to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy nature in its purest state. The beach also has basic services, including parking and some beach bars where you can refresh yourself .

Located in the historic center of Valencia, the Plaza Redonda is a unique and charming enclave. Here you will find a wide variety of stores specializing in ceramics, souvenirs, lace and other handicrafts. On Sundays, the adjacent streets are transformed with a lively market selling stamps, coins, cards and other collectibles that delight children and adults alike. This market is the perfect place to discover little treasures and take a piece of Valencia home with you.

A few steps from the Plaza Redonda, the Calle de las Cestas is known for its establishments selling handmade wicker objects and high quality handmade wickerwork and high quality leather goods. Strolling down this street is like entering a world of traditional craftsmanship, where each store has unique and authentic items.

For a more exclusive shopping experience, head to Calle Poeta Querol. This elegant shopping area is home to some of Valencia ‘ s most prestigious stores, internationally renowned firms and Spanish luxury and artisan brands. Here you will find haute couture fashion, fine jewelry and designer accessories, all in an environment of sophistication and style.

Calle Colón is one of the main commercial arteries of Valencia, full of large stores and fashion boutiques. Just five minutes from the hotel, you will find several first class shopping centers, such as El Saler Shopping Center, Aqua and El Corte Ingles. These malls offer a wide variety of stores, restaurants and entertainment, making them an ideal destination to spend the day shopping and enjoying.

One of Valencia’s most emblematic icons is the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. This impressive architectural complex, designed by Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, is composed of several futuristic buildings that house interactive exhibitions and science and art shows. It includes the Hemisfèric (IMAX cinema and planetarium), the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, the Oceanogràfic (the largest aquarium in Europe) and the Agora, a space for events and concerts.

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, La Lonja de la Seda is one of the masterpieces of European civil Gothic architecture. This historic building, built between 1482 and 1533, was originally a silk trading center and reflects the and reflects the wealth and prosperity of Valencia during the 15th century. Its majestic Sala de Contratación, with its soaring ceilings and helical columns, is an impressive spectacle.

Known as the ” Valencian SistineChapel “, this church is a marvel of baroque art. Its ceilings and walls are covered with colorful frescoes depicting scenes depicting scenes from the life of St. Nicholas and St. Peter. Recent restoration has restored the splendor of these paintings, making the church a must-see for art lovers.

The Cathedral of Valencia, also known as La Seu, is a fascinating mix of architectural styles, ranging from Romanesque to Baroque. Inside, the Chapel of the Holy Chalice houses what is believed to be the Holy Grail. Do not miss the climb to the Miguelete tower, from where you can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city.

These imposing Gothic towers, built in the 14th century, were part of the walls that protected the city. The Serranos Towers are one of the best preserved gates of the city and offer a breathtaking historical view. Today, the towers serve as a lookout point, providing a privileged view of Valencia.

The Central Market of Valencia is a jewel of modernism and one of the largest markets in Europe. Inaugurated in 1928, this vibrant indoor market is home to hundreds of stalls selling fresh produce, from fruits and vegetables to seafood and sausages. Its architecture, with beautiful domes and stained glass windows, makes a visit a gastronomic as well as a visual experience.

This museum is one of the most important museums in Spain and houses an extensive art collection extensive art collection ranging from the fourteenth to the twentieth century. Among its works are pieces by great masters such as Velázquez, Goya and El Greco. The museum building, a former seminary school, is itself a work of art, is itself a work of art.

The fishermen’s quarter of Valencia, known as El Cabanyal, is famous for its modernist architecture and colorful houses. Strolling through its streets is like traveling back in time, with an authentic and vibrant atmosphere. This neighborhood has undergone a cultural revitalization and is a perfect place to enjoy local cuisine and street art. perfect place to enjoy local gastronomy and street art.

The IVAM is a reference in modern and contemporary art. The museum is dedicated to the dissemination of the artistic avant-garde of the twentieth and twenty-first century, with a permanent collection that includes works by Julio Gonzalez, one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century, one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century. IVAM also organizes temporary exhibitions, conferences and workshops that attract art lovers from all over the world.

There is no better way to take advantage of the Mediterranean climate than relaxing on one of the many seafront terraces . relaxing on one of the many terraces facing the sea. Enjoy a refreshing drink, tapas and the sea breeze in places located on beaches such as La Patacona and La Malvarrosa. These places are perfect to relax during the day and enjoy a livelier atmosphere at night. enjoy a livelier atmosphere in the evening.

For nightlife lovers, Valencia offers a vibrant scene with something for everyone. From discos and trendy clubs where you can dance until dawn, to cocktail bars with a more laid-back atmosphere. Neighborhoods such as Ruzafa and El Carmen are known for their lively nightlife, with numerous venues offering live music, DJ sets and a festive atmosphere.

Valencia is also a reference destination for music lovers. The city hosts numerous outdoor concerts and festivals, especially during the summer months. Events such as the Festival de Les Arts and the 4ever Valencia Fest or the Viveros Concerts attract internationally renowned artists and offer a unique experience in emblematic venues of the city. internationally renowned artists and offer a unique experience in emblematic venues of the city.

The tardeo is a very Valencian tradition that consists of going out in the evening to enjoy tapas and drinks with friends in the historical center or in trendy neighborhoods like Ruzafa. tapas and drinks with friends in the historic center or in trendy neighborhoods like Ruzafa. This plan is perfect for those who prefer a more relaxed and social atmosphere relaxed and social atmosphere before the night gets more intense.

For a unique experience, don’t miss the parties in front of the Mediterranean. Many venues and beach clubs organize theme parties and special events that combine music, gastronomy and a unique atmosphere overlooking the sea. These festivals are ideal to enjoy the Valencian summer to the fullest.

Valencia also offers a wide range of entertainment options for all tastes. Gambling enthusiasts can enjoy an evening at the Casino Cirsa Valencia with an elegant atmosphere, excellent ambience with live performances and gastronomic offerings. For those looking for a little relaxation and self-care, the city has numerous spas and beauty centers offering rejuvenating treatments, the city has numerous spas and beauty centers offering rejuvenating treatments.

If you prefer outdoor activities, Valencia will not disappoint. You can enjoy bike rides in the Turia Garden, explore nearby natural parks such as the Albufera, or practice water sports on the city’s beaches. In addition, the city offers leisure options such as the Bioparc, an innovative zoo that recreates natural habitats, and the Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe. At Eseence Hotel Boutique, we invite you to discover all these exciting leisure options. Our team will be happy to help you plan your activities and make sure your stay in Valencia is unforgettable.