Valencia Tourist attractions

Valencia in Spain, stands as the third largest city in Spain set on the shores of Costa Del Azahar in Spain. Boasting of a pleasant Mediterranean climate all year long this city houses a number of historic buildings that speaks loud of the rich Valencia culture, and Valencia architecture. Being conquered and re-conquered by several rulers over the past centuries these monuments stands as the witness to its troubled past. One of the most popular Valencia tourist attractions are the festivals and events in Valencia. The popularity of these events is not only restricted to the native Valencians, rather these are developing into a popular international events. All these together constitute the top tourist attractions of Valencia.

Valencia is abounding with several museums, churches, beaches and of course lively nightlife venues. Some of the top Valencia tourist attractions are:

  - Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències or the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Valencia. This impressive example of modern architecture is an ensemble of five areas in the dry river bed of the diverted River Turia. This place includes an opera house, Cinema, gardens, science museum and an open-air oceanographic park.
Few other popular museums include the Fallas Museum, Valencia and Museo del Artista Fallero, Valencia among several others which rates as top places for sightseeing in Valencia.

  - Lonja de la Seda, Valencia is one of the traditional architectural marvels in Valencia, is home to three buildings of interest. One is the Silk Market, a wonderful example of Gothic civil architecture in Europe which is hailed by UNESCO as Patrimony of the Humanity. Second is the Santos Juanes Churchin baroque style. The third building is the central market where a beautiful modernist building houses a colorful market. This is one of the most popular Valencia tourist attractions.

  - Cathedrals in Valencia are another popular venue among the Valencia tourist attractions, Spain. Among these the mythical Holy Grail (which the chalice Jesus used at the Last Supper) existing for the past 500 years is the most revered and visited one. Another renowned one is the Valencia Cathedral which houses the Gothic Tower Miguelete, Valencia you can mount this tower to enjoy the beautiful view of the city.

  - Valencia is internationally known for its unique and colorful festivals. Some of the popular festivals include La Fellas Fiesta, Valencia in March which is a celebration of St. Josepf's Day and La Tomatina, Valencia, an annual tomato fight in August among others. These festivals are popular Valencia tourist attractions and draws huge crowd from all over the world every year.

  - Few other major Valencia tourist attractions include the vibrant nightlife in Valencia and the refreshingly pleasant beaches in Valencia. Some of the popular nightlife venues include the Fox Congo, Valencia, Radio City, Valencia and Canovas, Valencia among others.