Apartments in Valencia

Valencia apartments for the whole family

If you are someone who loves the sea, architectural wonders and natural life, you are sure to have an amazing time when you book private apartments to rent in Valencia through Holidu. The city has everything that you look for in a holiday destination. From the Central Market of Valencia to the City of Arts and Sciences, Oceanogràfic Valencia and La Lonja de la Seda, you can enjoy a huge variety of activities while staying at the best-equipped accommodations. You will be wowed by the number of things that this beautiful city has to offer you. Top attractions include temples that date to the 13th century, an aquarium for fascinating sharks, a zoo and ancient towers with stunning views of the surrounding area. This is just a sampling of what you can expect when you make your booking. You will also find great options for stays at holiday apartments near Parc Natural de l'Albufera de València.

Apartments with cosy living rooms

One of the best things about choosing to rent an apartment in Valencia is the fact that the city has a great capacity to receive visitors in accommodations that offer plenty of comforts. You will find a flat of 100 square metres that has a living room with a sofa, a table and chairs and proximity to the beaches of Playa de Incremento and Playa de la Patacona. You can expect a master bedroom that has a double bed and a large dressing room as well as a bathroom with a shower. A kitchen adds to the appeal of this booking and makes it easy for travellers to prepare delicious meals. You will also enjoy a secondary bedroom with a pair of single beds and a bathroom with a shower. At Holidu, we also offer plenty of booking options further down the AP-7. This includes Oliva holiday lettings and rentals in Gandia.

As you can see by viewing our current offers, we have a whole range of holiday apartments in Valencia that are equipped with:

• Pool
• Internet
• Pets allowed
• Balcony/Terrace
• TV
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Parking
• Washing machine

Valencia for nature lovers

If you are a nature lover, you will be happy with what you discover when you book an apartment in Valencia. The city is home to an important natural reservoir known as Oceanographic Valencia. The impressive complex was designed by renowned architects José María Tomás Labador and Félix Candela as well as engineers Carlos Lázaro and Alberto Domingo. The facility represents a variety of different marine habitats in an area that covers around 110,000 square metres. It is integrated within a Valencia complex that is known as the City of Arts and Sciences and was launched in 2003 on the 14th of February. Since 2016, the facility has been under the management of Avanqua. Valencia Oceanographic is the largest aquarium that can be found in the European Union. Visitors have the chance to observe a variety of different marine fauna and sharks that are characteristic of Europe. For another nearby area that is great for nature lovers, you might also scan through Holidu's current listing of holiday rentals at Parc Natural de l'Albufera de València.

Valencia for history lovers

A driving factor behind tourism in Valencia is the city's storied history that is on display for visitors to discover. It is a key factor behind why many choose to book affordable apartments in Valencia through Holidu. The Lonja de la Seda de Valencia is a masterpiece of the city's civil Gothic style and can be seen in the historic centre. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and has held this distinction since 1996. The building is located at the Plaza del Mercado, 31. It sits in front of the Central Market of Valencia and the Church of Santos Juanes. The Lonja de Valencia first began to be developed between 1470 and 1471 by Francesc Baldomar. Five years after his death, in 1481, a pair of his students were commissioned to complete an original plan that he had created during his later years. These individuals were Père Compte and João Ivarra. The appeal of the city's storied history means that Valencia will often bring in visitors staying in other regions of Spain. This includes those who have selected holiday rentals in Costa Daurada and Reus lettings.

1. Go appreciate a work of Gothic architecture
2. Have fun while learning about science
3. Meet a zoo of different ecosystems
4. Get a view of the city from the top of a historic tower
5. Breathe fresh air without leaving the city
6. Take a walk on a beautiful beach
7. Go listen to the Valencia Community Orchestra

1. Go appreciate a work of Gothic architecture

The chance to appreciate great Gothic works of architecture is a key factor behind the popularity of tourism in Valencia. One of the top attractions that we recommend is the La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia also known as the Lonja de los Mercaderes. This masterpiece of Gothic architecture dates to the 15th century. It is a building of great cultural significance and is situated in the city centre. This makes it easily accessible to tourists enjoying a memorable holiday. Do not miss out on the chance to appreciate one of Europe's oldest and most magnificent Gothic art buildings during your time in the region.

2. Have fun while learning about science

If you are looking to learn about science during your trip, you cannot go wrong with the Valencia Science Museum. The interactive facility has an area that covers some 40 square metres that are spread over 3 floors. You will find an enormous diversity of activities and exhibitions during your visit. They are aimed at visitors being able to have a truly enjoyable time while learning about natural sciences. This is also a place where you can find out more about topics like technology. Young children love this attraction because they can learn while they play.

3. Meet a zoo of different ecosystems

Another amazing location to check out while spending time in this world-class city is Biopark Valencia. It is an impressive zoological facility that was first inaugurated back in 1965. Though it closed in 2007, it reopened its doors in 2008. The park focuses on the study of African fauna and conservation. It is divided into 4 main zones. They are the humid savannah, the dry savannah, Madagascar and the forests of equatorial Africa. The facility has a unique design that makes it possible to hide the barriers between the animals and the public. This makes the enclosures seem like they are part of the savannah and jungle environments. During your visit, you can discover more than 800 animals across 116 different species from the African continent. It is all located in a space of more than 100,000 square metres that is dedicated to recreating the natural habitat of each animal.

4. Get a view of the city from the top of a historic tower

One of the most unforgettable views that await you during your time in Valencia is found at the top of the mountain towers. They are the protectors of one of the city's 2 fortified gates that are part of its medieval walls. When you visit these towers, you have the chance to marvel at the architectural design that dates to the 14th century. A guided tour of the towers is available for you to learn about their history and their participation in the city's demography. As if these are not good enough reasons to visit, you can also access the top of the towers to experience stunning views of the surrounding region.

5. Breathe fresh air without leaving the city

During your visit to the Jardin del Turia, you have the chance to experience the calm and fresh air of an urban park without ever having to leave the city itself. This stunning place occupies an area of 167 hectares. Its length is around 10 kilometres and it is the ideal place to head on foot to enjoy the green areas and water mirrors. This unique attraction was founded in 1986 and the garden crosses nearly the whole city from the port to Biopark Valencia. Both locals and tourists love taking a relaxing break at this amazing spot.

6. Take a walk on a beautiful beach

Taking a walk along the sands is a must when you rent apartments in Valencia near the beach. You will find Malvarrosa Beach located on the Costa Larga. It reaches as far as the eye can see and is the perfect place to walk indefinitely. Its warm, golden sands are always inviting and so are the gentle breezes that accompany them. The wonderful waters and consistently pleasant weather further add to the appeal. This beach is accompanied by a boulevard where you will find plenty of restaurants and bars where you can get a drink and a bite to eat. Come for a walk in Valencia and take the time to watch the sunset while enjoying an evening out.

7. Go listen to the Valencia Community Orchestra

The Valencia Community Orchestra is a talented musical ensemble that puts on weekly performances and regularly rehearses at the Reina Sofía Palace of Arts. This is also an opera house by Santiago Calatrava. The theatre truly is a masterwork of modern architecture. It forms a part of the complex known as the City of Arts and Sciences. You will find some of the best music performances in the region put on here. Visitors can take the opportunity to come to the theatre and appreciate its extraordinary architecture that is state-of-the-art.