Airbnbs in Valencia

Comfortable Airbnbs in Valencia, in the heart of the city

The Airbnbs in Valencia are located around areas with a combination between ancient and modern buildings, Valencia is one of Spain's most impressive cities. Located on the east coast of Spain, this city full of contrasts has a lot to offer, from wide beaches, and striking culture to fabulous architecture. Valencia is perfect for discovering on foot, which is why it is home to a diversity of Airbnbs and villas in Valencia near the city centre where the main attractions are located. This and much more make Valencia a must on your next holiday destination.

Modern Airbnbs in Valencia with air-con

The range of Airbnbs in Valencia offers modern accommodation to suit whatever you're looking for. You can find accommodation for two people, as well as for large groups of 8 people. Cosy and bright, within the renovated Airbnbs you will find living rooms with wonderful views of the city, fully equipped kitchens, spotless bedrooms and balconies to sip a morning coffee and enjoy the Valencia skyline. In the accommodations closest to the coast you'll even find swimming pools.

Holidu presents a variety of conveniences to ensure your sojourn in the accommodation of your preference is both enjoyable and comfortable. You can be confident that the Airbnbs in Valencia deliver exceptional quality and top-tier experiences.

You can enjoy multiple amenities such as:

• Air Conditoning
• Terrace
• Internet
• Garden
• TV

Valencia for nature lovers

If you are a nature lover, you can find the perfect Airbnb in Valencia, since this city has several green spaces that you will enjoy. A favourite activity is a day trip to the Albufera Nature Reserve, a nature reserve with hundreds of bird species. Only 10 km from the city, here you can unwind. The main attraction is the large freshwater lagoon, the largest in Spain, where you can see a variety of birds, including flamingos. Another urban oasis is El Jardín del Turia, one of the largest urban parks in Spain. Most visitors come to the Turia Garden for its nine kilometres of green space with paths, fountains, ponds, pine trees, orange trees, palm trees and exquisite aromatic plants. And if you want to pick a special place to enjoy the beach-side environment and green spaces, you should stay in a holiday letting in Oliva!

Valencia for families

This is the lucky day for families since you can find plenty of family-friendly Airbnbs in Valencia! We want to highlight the Turia Garden, which connects several family-friendly attractions such as the realistic-looking African savannah at Bioparc with the underwater world that can be visited at the Oceanogràfic. At Valencia's Bioparc the family can enjoy 150 different African species including lions, Nile hippos, gorillas, lemurs, giraffes, elephants and much more. While in the Oceanogràfic, Europe's largest aquarium, you can see the most important ecosystems of each of the planet's seas and oceans. You will travel through the longest underwater tunnel in Europe and discover different extraordinary creatures such as beluga whales, penguins, sharks, moray eels, jellyfish and others.

1. Experience the Hemisfèric's immersive 3D projections
2. Take an artistic tour of the Museum of Fine Arts
3. Try the interactive activities at the Science Museum
4. Enjoy a day at the beach!
5. Taste the delicious dishes typical of Valencian cuisine
6. Stroll through the romantic Monforte Gardens
7. Get to know the city by bike

1. Experience the Hemisfèric's immersive 3D projections

Located in the City of Arts and Sciences, the Hemisfèric is a 3D digital cinema where several immersive films are screened daily. Put on your 3D glasses and immerse yourself in spectacular jungle landscapes in Born To Be Wild; feel yourself in space in Hubble; watch recreations of the starry sky in "Evolution"; discover the mysteries of Pterosaurs in "Flying Monsters 3D" and prehistoric sharks in "Sea Monsters". To enjoy these unique and fun activities, book an Airbnb in Valencia now!

2. Take an artistic tour of the Museum of Fine Arts

With works from the 15th to the 19th centuries, the Fine Arts Museum is the second-largest art gallery in Spain. Visit the Gothic art room, see the collection of Renaissance paintings, see the unpublished work of Velázquez and discover the courtyard of Ambassador Vich, one of the most important Renaissance courtyards of the 16th century. You can see works by Valencian artists such as Juan de Joanes, Pinazo, Vicente López, Joaquín Sorolla, Ribala and others.

3. Try the interactive activities at the Science Museum

Another museum not to be missed is the Science Museum, located in the City of Arts and Sciences. Surround yourself with impressive water curtains while experiencing various interactive exhibits and numerous activities related to life, science and technology. The motto of the Science Museum is "It is forbidden not to touch, not to feel, not to think", so here you can interact freely, stimulating curiosity and fun.

4. Enjoy a day at the beach!

With 20 km of long sandy beaches, Valencia offers various beaches not to be missed on this holiday. Listen to the sound of the waves as you bathe in the sun and then cool off in the waters. The beaches of Cabanyal, the most southerly, Malvarrosa and Patacona, will provide you with fine sand, sparkling waters and all the services for your comfort. You will find some of the best restaurants to enjoy Mediterranean cuisine after a tasty day at the beach.

5. Taste the delicious dishes typical of Valencian cuisine

Made with rice, vegetables and animal proteins such as chicken and rabbit, Paella is considered the most famous dish in Valencia. However, Valencia's cuisine also offers other exquisite typical specialities that you should try, such as Fideuà, a noodle dish with seafood; All i pebre, a stew with chunks of eel and potatoes; Esgarraet, a tasty tapa that includes strips of cod and roasted red peppers; Clóchinas, tiny mussels.

6. Stroll through the romantic Monforte Gardens

Offering a beautiful neoclassical design with attractive statues, ornamental fountains, ponds and picturesque walkways, Monforte Garden is considered among the best in the city of Valencia. Don't forget to visit this exquisite romantic garden with beautiful shrubs, hedges and flowers and enjoy its bonsai exhibition, unique in Europe. Monforte Garden will seduce you with its beauty and tranquillity in the middle of the city.

7. Get to know the city by bike

The best way to see all the attractions mentioned above is by bike! Valencia belongs to the Cycling Cities Network, so it's perfect for cycling through the city thanks to its more than 156 kilometres of cycle lanes. Cycle through the city, enjoy the pleasant climate and see the cultural heritage and landscape of the metropolitan area up close. The routes will allow you to get to know the best tourist attractions. This is the perfect opportunity to book a city centre Airbnb in Valencia and enjoy long bike rides across the city!