Only YOU Hotel Valencia

The Cathedral is the mother Church of the Christian community in Valencia. Dedicated to the worship of God the Father, welcome the believers and men of good will. Witness of the passing of the centuries, its history is master of humanity and its images, archives and the architecture are signs of the cultural and religious vitality of the Valencian Christian people from the 4th century onwards. The Cathedral is not a museum, though there are many interesting things to contemplate. Through this website, we invite you to know it better, share the sacred liturgy celebrated here and examine its archives.

Santos Juanes Church in Valencia (Iglesia de San Juan del Mercado o de los Santos Juanes) was declared National Historic Monument in 1947. It was built in Gothic style in 1240 over a mosque. Although it is popularly known as San Juan del Mercado Church, its real name is Royal Parish of Santos Juanes and is located next to the Central Market, not in it.

Come in. Welcome to the Valencia Conference Centre, a venue created in 1998 to host professional events, boost trade relations, business and networking, and act as a catalyst for knowledge. For more than two decades, based on an ethic of quality and professional service, we have been pushing the boundaries to contribute to the economic and social development of the city, playing host to national and international congresses and events. We have taken standard services and elevated them to a unique tailor-made experience. We have taken the expected to the surprising, based on the philosophy that an event needs to be brought alive, and bearing in mind that no two events are the same. Our role is to be our customers’ ally, sharing their vision and reinventing ourselves constantly to provide results that meet their expectations.

Just 10 km from the city. Nature in its purest form, magical sunsets, boat rides and the chance to disconnect like nowhere else. An urban oasis surrounded by paddy fields and woods: that is what L’Albufera Natural Park means to anyone who is familiar with it. You will definitely want to pay a visit if you’d like to discover the origins of Valencian cuisine. Because what better reason to come than the fact that paella was invented right here? Head over to the town of El Palmar and try their traditional dishes. Sample some all-i-pebre (eel stew flavoured with garlic and pepper) and marinated striped mullet. You’ll experience a new way of understanding food: enjoying it while also learning its origins. Take a walk along one of the six signposted routes through the nature reserve. Discover all the waterfowl and vegetation, live like an authentic local fisherman on Spain’s largest lagoon. You are sure to return.

The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia is a unique complex devoted to scientific and cultural dissemination which is made up of five main elements: the Hemisfèric, IMAX cinema and digital projections; the Umbracle, a landscaped vantage point and car park; the Science Museum, an innovative centre of interactive science: the Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe; the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía, which takes care of the operatic programme, and the Ágora, which gives the complex a multifunctional space.