Top 10 things to do in Valencia, Spain | Stem Cells 2018 | Dec 3-4

Stem Cells 2018 along with EuroScicon invites you all to be a part of Stem Cell conference (Stem Cells 2018) which is scheduled to be held in Valencia, Spain during Dec 3-4, 2018.

So, don’t miss the chance to be a part of the Europe’s best Stem Cell conference and to visit the beautiful city of Valencia.

Confused? why to visit Valencia?

Then here are few things which you must know about Valencia before having a second thought regarding not attending the conference.

Valencia, Spain:

Valencia is the third largest city in Spain which offers a great combination of breathtaking architecture, sun and fantastic Valencia beach villas to choose from, and plenty of cool things to do!

Valencia has a blend of old and new buildings, giving it a real special feel of its own. From ancient castles and towers to modern art deco, from enjoyable little shops to big shopping centers, Valencia has it all. There are plenty of great places to enjoy the delicious food and drink too! It’s a great money-saving option to ponder if you are looking for a cheap holiday to Valencia.

Valencia is full of surprises! For example, Valencia has the largest inner-city urban park in the entire Europe?  Famous Turia park, which used to be a river, is one of five perfect public parks in Valencia and the Holy Grail, the cup that Jesus was supposed to have drunk from at the last supper, is held in reserve in the cathedral in central Valencia?

We look at 10 cool things you can do in Valencia, most of which are either free or very cheap.

1)     The central squares:

The squares in Spain are often tree-lined, with cool shaded spots to escape intense summer. They are normally accompanied with various lanes, access points and obscure roads, leading out onto different courtyards.

It’s a great place to hangout and to have some delicious food.

2)     Valencia Cathedral and The Holy Grail:

The cathedral is well worth visiting place. You can climb to the top of the Miguelete bell tower and admire breathtaking views of the city. the Holy Grail is one of the recommended attractions for those of a religious following.
It is believed that the cup has travelled from Rome centuries ago. However, when the Muslim rulers took over Spain, it was kept hidden for centuries and returned to the city in 1427 by the King ‘Alfonso the Magnanimous’.

3)     Valencia's Central Market:

This is one of the busiest places in Valencia and one of the great modernist building to admire. Here one can get insight into the daily life of the Valencianos. The market is divided into sections based on food available such as fish and meat section, fruit section and so on.
It also has many bars and restaurants to enjoy delicious food.

4)     The beaches of Valencia:

Valencia offers one of the best beaches to choose from and a variety of beach villas to stay during your visit.
One can relax and enjoy sunset along the beach.

5)     The old Turia river bed:

The river Turia, starts way up in the neighboring mountains, ran in the middle of the city and out towards the sea, but in the mid 50's a dreadful storm and high tide saw the river burst its banks, and it flooded the centre of Valencia to a depth of two metres. A plan was created during the massive clean-up to divert the river from its present passage and so it was enroute elsewhere, to ensure that this kind of flooding never happen again. This project created a beautiful park right in the centre of the city which is must to visit.

6)     The City of Arts and Sciences:

  ‘City of Arts and Sciences’ in Valencia is highly recommended as a must-see for any first-time visitor.

The City of Arts contains 6 distinct zones or buildings:

- L'Hemisferic, was designed to look like a giant human eye. It offers a 3D panoramic cinema, which is popular among both locals and tourists.

Once you descend into the motion pictures, you are given 3D glasses which have built-in speakers, programmed to your own language so no matter what country you are from, you can sit back and enjoy the movie.

- Then you will find El Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe, or the Prince Philip Science museum. It has a program of altering exhibits at various times of the year and you don't have to be a science fan to enjoy it.

- The other part of the complex houses L'Umbracle, which is completely free and is a landscaped walk of plants and various artistic and thought-provoking sculptures.

- Then there is L'Oceanogràfic, which is a small version of Sea World

- El Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía is the next part, which is a remarkable opera house and theatre.

- Then there is L'Àgora, which is a covered exhibition space and sports arena with the shape of an ellipse.

7)     Valencia Bioparc:

Bioparc is a zoo park in Valencia which is owned by the city council and managed by Rainforest. It is a Zoo with naturalistic habitats for animals including lions, giraffes, gorillas, elephants and many more. One must visit this place to experience the gorgeousness of nature. It’s a must-see place for animal lovers.

8)     Torres de Serranos:

The Serrans Gate is one of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall, the Christian Wall, of the city of Valencia, Spain. It was built in Valencian Gothic style at the end of the 14th century which offers stunning view of city and river. 

9)     Albufera:

The Albufera, is a freshwater lagoon and bay on the Gulf of Valencia coast of the Valencian Community in eastern Spain. It is the main portion of the Parc Natural de l'Albufera de València, with a surface area of 21,120 hectares.
Must-see place for beach lovers!!!

  

10)                        Llotja de la Seda:

This grand building illustrates the city's Medieval riches with elaborate stone work & carvings is the principle tourist attraction in the city.
One must visit this to experience the Gothic-style architecture.

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Do not worry about that, our team will help you getting schengen visa for Valencia, Spain.
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Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards
Milie Wilson
Program Manager | Stem Cells 2018