Multimedia Gallery
Multimedia Gallery
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.
Learn about the history of the Puerto del Mar of Gandia Land of the Borgias located in the Grao de Gandía from 1494 until today. A sea of history that includes the guards of the sea who watched over the coast, the entry of the corsairs through the Puerto del Mar, the old fruit stores of the Borgia family, the old seafood recipes and fishing gear such as the bolig, the encirclement, the trawling, mussels... Enjoy the lost stories of the coast of the Region of Valencia.
Learn about our history through a guided tour of the "Casco Antiguo" of Valencia where you can learn about a route that from the 14th to the 18th century, set a tone in the textile trade in Valencia. Merchants, scientists, diplomats, soldiers and adventurers were involved in this singular journey.
Our guided tours are adapted for all kinds of audiences and will immerse you in a unique experience to understand the history of the Borja women's family through their collection.
The museum's collection is made up entirely of works of art that the Santa Clara Sisters of Gandía offer generously to contemporary society to be contemplated.
The collection is the cultural legacy donated by dukes, noble and powerful who, over time, have formed a magnificent collection of art from the fXV to the XIX century.
Among the collections, the visitor will be able to admire works by painters such as Paolo da Sant Leocadio, Nicolau Falcó, Joan de Joanes, José de Ribera or sculptors such as Pedro de Mena. An important example of 16th-century jewelery stands out.
One-day schooltrip package that includes official guides, monitors, entrance to the Palau Ducal in Gandia, Juga Palau game, cultural gymkhana in Gandia, games and dynamics. The school excursion begins around 10:30 am with the reception of the group in Bocairent and ends at 3:30 pm. Recommended for primary and secondary.
Through this Gandía school trip you will meet the most universal Valencian family.
This visit allows to access a room located on the second floor from which you have privileged views of the Lonja and the Central Market, a very special guided tour that allows access to spaces that are not visited with the general entrance. Visitors can learn about the art, architecture and history of this temple located in the heart of the city of València.