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Valencia

When visiting Valencia, several emblematic monuments deserve special attention. The Cité des Arts et des Sciences is a must with its futuristic architecture and its many attractions, including the Museum of Science, the Hemisfèric and the Oceanogràfic. Valencia Cathedral, located in the historic centre, is a Gothic masterpiece that houses the Saint Calice, supposed to be the Holy Grail. Nearby, the Plaza de la Virgen and the basilica of Virgen de los Desamparados are important places of pilgrimage and gathering. The Lonja de la Seda, or Silk Hall, is another UNESCO World Heritage site, exemplifying civil Gothic architecture. The central market, with its modernist architecture, is one of the largest covered markets in Europe, offering a unique sensory experience. Finally, the Torres de Serranos, the ancient gates of the city, offer stunning panoramic views of Valencia and its surroundings.

Valencia offers a variety of means of transport for tourists, facilitating the exploration of this vibrant Spanish city. Valencia Airport, located only 8 km from the city centre, hosts international and domestic flights, ensuring fast and comfortable arrival. Tourists can reach the heart of the city by metro, bus or taxi from the airport. The railway network is also well developed, with the Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla train station serving high speed AVE trains to Madrid, Barcelona and other major cities. For urban travel, the public transport network includes metro, tram and bus lines, allowing easy and economical movement. Valencia also has a bike rental service, Valenbisi, perfect for exploring the city's many parks and bike paths. Finally, taxis and carpooling services such as Uber complete the transport options, ensuring maximum flexibility for visitors to travel.