Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day by exploring the Albufera Natural Park [19369], which is located just outside of Valencia. Take a boat tour of the park's lagoon, which is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds and fish. Afterward, visit the Valencia City of the Arts & Sciences [3269], a futuristic complex that features a science museum, an opera house, and an IMAX theater.

Afternoon. Head to the Valencia Central Market [21906], a bustling market that offers a variety of fresh produce, meats, and seafood. Pick up some ingredients to make a picnic lunch and enjoy it in the Turia Riverbed Gardens [15140], a park that runs along a former riverbed and features walking paths, bike lanes, and playgrounds.

Evening. Spend the evening in the Barrio del Carmen [15143], a historic neighborhood that features narrow streets, colorful buildings, and a variety of bars and restaurants. Check out Opera House Valencia [28653], a stunning contemporary building that hosts a variety of cultural events.

Morning. Start your day by visiting the Valencia Cathedral [2731], a Gothic-style building that is home to the Holy Grail (according to tradition). Afterward, head to the Silk Exchange [15134], a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features stunning Gothic architecture and was once a hub for the silk trade.

Afternoon. Visit Bioparc Valencia [15137], a zoo that is known for its immersive, naturalistic habitats. Afterward, head to the Valencia Bullring [23059], a historic bullfighting arena that now hosts concerts and other events.

Evening. Spend the evening in the Plaza de la Reina [15138], a beautiful square that is home to the Valencia Cathedral and a variety of cafes and bars.

Morning. Start your day by exploring the Valencia Old Town [15142], which features a variety of historic buildings and landmarks, including the Quart Towers [15136] and the Admiral's Baths [15144]. Afterward, visit the Museum of Fine Arts [2736], which houses a vast collection of art from the Gothic period to the 20th century.

Afternoon. Head to the Valencia Oceanografic [15135], the largest aquarium in Europe, which features a variety of marine life from around the world. Afterward, visit the Lladr Museum [15146], which showcases the famous Spanish porcelain figures.

Evening. Spend the evening in the Valencia Royal Gardens [15141], which features a variety of walking paths, fountains, and sculptures. End your night with dinner at the vegetarian restaurant Copenhagen [29919], which offers a variety of plant-based dishes made with local ingredients.