Visit València!

Two homes, two sides of Valencia

Whichever Valencia you're after, we've got it covered.

BlueCity — Authentic Central Apartment

A charming, air-conditioned apartment in the heart of the old town — cobbled streets, tapas bars and the central market all on your doorstep.

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BlueBeach — Beachfront House

A beachfront house in El Perelló, by the Albufera lake — minutes from the sand and the rice fields that give the region its famous paella.

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Valencia - the city that never sleeps

A place full of contrasts awaits you with a charming old town next to futuristic buildings. This is València, one of Spain's most welcoming cities to spend a few days. Beyond the cultural effervescence of the city, take a stroll through the surrounding areas or bathe in its Mediterranean beaches. Of course, you must try the star dish, paella (true authenticity!) and other delicacies such as clams or Orxata (tiger nut milk).

Start planning your visit with the help of the official Visit Valencia site or this guide (Spanish) from El País.

City or Beach ?

From BlueCity in the center of Valencia, explore the Ciutat Vella (old town) dating back from the Roman times. Taste tapas from the multitude of small bars and restaurants. Visit the central market and La Lonja. Ride the tram to the Malva-Rosa beach. And don't forget that Valencia can also be modern with its City of Arts and Sciences.

Or relax at our BlueBeach house in El Perellò next to the natural freshwater lake of the Albufera - a nature reserve. Rent bicycles and explore the rice fields. Practice your paddle surf skills. Explore the coast up and down, but don't forget to visit the nearby mountains.

Travelling to Valencia

Getting here is easy, and both BlueCity and BlueBeach are a short ride from the airport, the train station, and each other — so whichever you book, here's what to expect on the way in.

Flying

Valencia Airport (VLC) is strategically located only 8km from the heart of the city, ensuring swift and convenient access for travelers coming to BlueCity in the center of Valencia. And 35km to the village of El Perelló for those visiting BlueBeach. Getting to and from the airport is hassle-free, thanks to excellent transport links.

Visitors can opt for the efficient metro service, with lines 3 or 5 connecting the airport directly to various parts of Valencia. For those preferring a more direct journey, taxis are readily available outside the terminal, providing a comfortable ride to any destination within the city.

In 2022, Valencia Airport served an impressive 8.1 million passengers, with flight connections to 76 destinations and operated by 28 airlines, Valencia Airport ensures seamless travel experiences for both domestic and international travelers.

Among the prominent airlines serving Valencia are Air Europa, Air France, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, Easyjet, Iberia, KLM, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Swiss Airlines, Transavia, Volotea, Vueling.

Taking the Train

Valencia is conveniently accessible by train, offering fast and affordable connections from major cities like Madrid and Barcelona.

From Madrid, travelers can reach Valencia in approximately 2 hours via high-speed train services. Enjoy the scenic journey through the Spanish countryside as you make your way to the vibrant city of Valencia.

Similarly, from Barcelona, the journey to Valencia takes around 3 hours with the EuroMed train. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the comfortable ride as you travel from one iconic Spanish destination to another.

Valencia's station for high speed trains, Joaquín Sorolla, is centrally located, providing easy access to the city's attractions and to BlueCity in the city center of Valencia. Or take buses 31 and then 25 to reach BlueBeach next to the town of El Perelló in 90 minutes.

Paella in Valencia

Paella has gained global recognition, even earning its own emoji, yet it remains one of the most frequently misinterpreted dishes around the world. Often people think that the more things you put in it, the more "paella" it is. This is far from correct and you will end up with what Valencians call "arroz con cosas" (rice with things). That is because the true Paella Valenciana consists only of rice, green vegetables, rabbit, chicken, or duck, snails (optional), beans, and seasoning. Even the launch of the paella emoji by Apple in 2016 was not without controversy and was updated shortly after its release.