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The Region of Valencia has a great artistic and cultural legacy. From rock art dating back millennia to countless castles and galleries displaying contemporary works, our destination will plunge you into a world of artistry and history.
Cultural tourism in the Region of Valencia has been formed by centuries of history. Across the destination, you’ll have the opportunity to see ancient paintings depicting the collection of honey dating to between 9000 and 1400 BC and a contemporary art museum housed in a Gothic palace in Vilafamés. Use our searcher to discover museums, cultural tours, festivals and much, much more.
There is a wealth of cultural tourism on offer in the Region of Valencia, in part because we have been the home of great artists who have left behind enduring literary, architectural, sculptural and artistic legacies.
Our land has been inhabited by ancient civilisations that built countless towers, walls and castles. We’ve kept alive oral traditions that are part of our DNA and every week a session of the Water Tribunal is still held in València.
The footprints of dinosaurs, dry stone constructions protected by UNESCO as well as Immaterial Heritage like Las Fallas, La Mare de Déu de la Salut Festival in Algemesí and Misteri d’Elx: we are a destination that breathes culture.
Use our searcher to find cultural activities in the provinces of Castellón, Valencia and Alicante and start planning getaways to soak up the culture. Experience festivals with long traditions, wander around fascinating archaeological museums, enjoy listening to our bands and feel our palpable cultural legacy and the spark that inspires avant-garde artists.
Get to know the most important civil building in the La Serranía region. The building contains remains from the Iberian era, including an Islamic fortress, church, palace of the Viscounts and inn, in addition to suffering the Carlist Wars and the Civil War. Future headquarters of the regional museums, the building will bring together a cultural center of reference in the region.
Get to know the medieval fabric of Chelva through its 4 Historic Neighborhoods, the Andalusian Neighborhood of Benacacira, the medieval Christian neighborhoods, the Jewish neighborhood of Azoque and the Mudejar-Moorish neighborhood of Arrabal, which are declared, together with the Protected Gardens, Asset of Cultural Interest in the Historical Ensemble Category. Night-time sessions are also available, featuring projections of old images.
Discover Alicante on our complete electric tuk tuk tour: over 1 hour and more than 15 must-see locations.
For one hour, explore the most emblematic spots of this fascinating Mediterranean city with our guided tours while immersing yourself in its history, architecture, and charm. This historical tour is the perfect way to enjoy a fun, comfortable, and sustainable experience ideal for those who want to see the essentials of Alicante in a short time.
Experience it in your language: Spanish, English, Russian, and Hungarian.
Perfect for all audiences, you’ll enjoy a surprising journey that lets you discover the best of the city in a quick and enriching way. Don’t miss it!
During this tour of the city of Valencia, we will discuss the history of the city after the fall of the Roman Empire. With the arrival of the Muslims, the urban layout of the city changed completely. We will discover the remains of the Arab wall, as well as the cultural heritage we have inherited from them. After the Christian reconquest, we will highlight the cultural and economic advances of the city of Valencia, as well as its importance in the politics of the time.
Valencia is a city where women have played a significant historical, cultural, and social role, yet they have been largely overlooked in traditional history, silenced and forgotten. This tour of the Historic Center will delve into the lives and works of the first female university students, printers, writers, sculptors, artists, and politicians who lived in our city and broke with established social roles, from Roman times to the present day, pioneering many fields of arts and sciences.
Women such as the Roman Viria Acte; the humanist and Vicereine Mencía de Mendoza; the abbess and writer Sor Isabel de Villena and her "Vita Christi"; the printer Jerónima Gales; the painters and daughters of Juan de Juanes, Dorotea and Margarita Macip; and the physician and gynecologist Manuela Solís; The lawyer and first female member of the bar, Ascensión Chirivella, the first female councilor of Valencia, Guillermina Medrano, and other women who left their mark on Valencia's history.
Camins en Femení is more than a cultural route: it's a tribute to the resilience and talent of women in Valencia. Reserve your place with us and be inspired by the stories of all those women who have made Valencia a unique and special city. Join us and walk the paths of their legacy and history, where every step and corner of the city reveals a tale of courage, entrepreneurship, and creativity!
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