Valencia is packed with family friendly activities whether you're coming with young ones or teens. From a casual stroll through the Turia park, paella cooking classes or the aquarium, you'll be sure to keep the whole family entertained. What's more, with the entire city being in close -proximity and easily accessible from our family-friendly boutique accommodations, you will never have a long or difficult journey after an fun action packed day out with tired kids in tow!
Our top picks
The futuristic City of Arts and Sciences buildings
cater to a range of budgets, you can either spend an entire day at the complex and buy a mulitpass, buy a single ticket, or, just wander and explore the architecture and take a picnic to indulge in a beautiful setting within the park, this is a must see when visiting Valencia.
For those with more energy, you can also hire self peddle buggies for further exploring and fun, or in the summer months relax on a little boat on the waters.
Our favourite time for enjoying the architecture and the ambiance is before sunset to enjoy Valencia's epic and dramatic skies.
Buildings: Oceanografía - Europe's largest aquarium, the science museum which will keep all ages entertained, the 3d cinema with daily short showings, the botanical gardens and the opera house)
For the younger ones, Gullivers park (within the Turia River Park) is an imaginative experience that will keep kids entertained for hours climbing, sliding and exploring the enormous Gullivers Travels structure... And entrance is free!
Learning a new skill together is a fantastic bonding experience, and what better way than learning how to cook the traditional Valencian Paella using local ingredients with your older kids - of course with the benefit of eating it after! We have a fantastic local cooking school situated between both our accommodations that can cater to larger groups at Valencia Club Cocina
When coming to Valencia, no matter the season, a day at the beach can't be missed. Blog post coming soon of our favourite beaches in Valencia for the full run down - just don't forget your suncream!
Valencia, famous for its oranges, offers visitors the oppertunity to stroll through the orange groves and pick your own oranges (season October - June). With your collection, you can make an abundance of orange recipes in your fully equipped kitchen from fresh orange juice, to orange cakes, or chocolate and orange cookies - just don't forget to leave some goodies for your hosts 😉 😋
Albufera national Park, surrounded by rice fields on one side with a beautiful natural beach on the other, and a beautiful lake to take a sunset boat ride, you can experience a full and diverse day out of walking, swimming, eating, boating, with a traditional paella lunch at a typical family run restaurant
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