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1. misstourist.com › where-to-stay-in-valencia-spainUnmissable Hotels & Top Areas to Stay in Valencia!

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   • Ciutat Vella (Old Town) – for first-timers. There’s no better place to start your holiday than Ciutat Vella! With a rich history that dates back to Roman times, the Old Town is an absolute gem filled with iconic attractions like the hundred-years old Central Market (map), Quart Towers, Plaza del Reina and the 13th century Valencia Cathedral which has gorgeous architecture.
   • Ruzafa – best place to stay for the bohemian vibe. Ruzafa (or some call it Russafa) is part of a bigger area called Eixample (don’t confuse it with the same one they have in Barcelona) and it’s one of the coolest places in town!
   • El Carmen – where to stay in Valencia for nightlife. Want to get a taste of Valencia’s nightlife? Then there’s no better place than El Carmen! Set on the northwestern edge of the Old Town and technically a part of Ciutat Vella (although I wanted to mention it separately since it has a different vibe, El Carmen is the place to be after the sun sets!
   • El Cabanyal & Malvarrosa – best area for beach lovers. If you want to get away to the sea for your stay in Valencia, then El Cabanyal and Malvarossa are perfect for you!

2. thenomadvisor.com › where-to-stay-in-valenciaWhere to Stay in Valencia: 6 Best Areas - The Nomadvisor

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   • Ciutat Vella, Best Place to Stay in Valencia For First Time visitors
   • Extramurs, Great Location, Shopping, and well-priced Accommodation
   • Ruzafa, A Buzzing Area with Bohemian Vibe and Nightlife
   • Quatre Carreres, Where to Stay in Valencia Close to Ciudad de Las Artes
   • La Zaidia – Benimaclet, Where to Stay in Valencia on A Budget
   • El Cabanyal – Malvarrosa, Where to Stay in Valencia Near The Beach

   Located on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, Valencia has over 300 days a year of warm summers and mild winters. The city is divided into 19 administrative districts, each divided into quarters. Ciutat Vella is one such district and the historic old town area of the city. With a history dating back over 2000 yearsto Roman times, there is plenty to d...

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   In the early 20th century, with an increasing population living in Valencia, it was decided to expand outside the city walls. District 3, south of Campanar, and with Eixample and the city centre to the east, was the chosen area. Most of Extramurs property was built between 1900 – 1960 and comprised various styles. It is a thriving residential and c...

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   Although located just south of the old town, the district of Ruzafa could be in another world. A somewhat rundown area of the city just 15 years ago, it has been transformed by its residents intoa bohemian style area of arts and crafts workshops and stores, local businesses and artisan studios. Now it is one of the most favoured areas in the city t...

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   Located south of L’Eixample, Quatre Carreres, a one-time rural and agricultural area up to the late 19th century, has grown into one of Valencia’s most modern visitor attractions for the whole family. Thanks in no small part to Ciudad de las Artes, translating to City of the Arts. After a massive flood in 1957, part of the River Turia running throu...

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   Bordered by Benimaclet in the north, Zaidia is another rural borough that initially lay outside the old city walls, and is named after an ancient Moorish palace. Unfortunately, hundreds of residents lost their lives in the floods of 1957, but the tragedy spurred the authorities on to re-route the river, and begin a period of significant development...

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   If your idea of paradise is an upmarket bucket and spade holiday, it doesn’t get much better than the surrounding areas and beautiful beaches of El Cabanyal (Las Arenas) and Playa Malvarrosa. Starting close to the marina, the pristine fine golden sand beachof El Cabanyal is 200 metres wide and stretches as far as the eye can see along the front. A ...

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3. www.valenciarevealed.com › where-to-stay-in-valenciaBest Places Where to Stay in Valencia (+ Areas to Avoid)

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   Discover the best places to stay in Valencia from luxury hotels to cozy apartments. I’ll help you choose where to stay in Valencia, be it city center or beach.

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5. sacavoyage.fr › en › quartiers-de-valencia-a-eviterValencia neighborhoods to avoid and the best places to stay ...

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   Jan 5, 2024 · The only areas to avoid in Valencia for a tourist stay are areas that are too far away tourist sites or poorly served by public transport. But, according to some websites and traveler forums, there are still a few neighborhoods to avoid due to their bad reputation.

6. www.valenciarevealed.com › hotels-in-valencia-old-townWhere to stay in Valencia Old Town: A Guide For First Time ...

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   Valencia’s Old Town is like a open-air museum, a place where old world charm and modern comforts meet. It’s the best area to stay in Valencia when visiting for the first time, but if you’re still on the fence trying to decide if this is the right area for you, here are seven compelling reasons that will hopefully facilitate your decision.

7. spanishsabores.com › where-to-stay-in-valenciaAn Insider's Guide to Where to Stay in Valencia in 2024 ...

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   Jun 20, 2023 · What's the best part of Valencia to stay in? Most visitors to Valencia will enjoy staying in the Old Town, or Ciutat Vella , as this is where many of the main sights are located. Ruzafa and El Cabanyal are ideal for a more local experience, while L'Eixample is great for shopping and Benimaclet is the most international neighborhood.

8. spaininspired.com › where-stay-valencia10 Best Places to Stay in Valencia, Spain (From a Local!)

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Find the best places to stay in Valencia, from luxurious hotels to budget-friendly hostels. See where to stay in Valencia to make the most of your visit!