Our FIRST Time Visiting Valencia Spain via Cruise Ship | Virgin Voyages | Exploring On Our Own

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Valencia is one those Spain cities that should be on your list if you haven't checked it out.
Time management is key when you're on a cruise ship. So, it give you a reason to come back.
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Thinking about exploring Valencia, Spain? As the third-largest city in Spain, it is packed with history, incredible architecture, and stunning golden beaches. Join us as we explore the best of Valencia, Spain during our Virgin Voyages cruise stop! We didn't book an official cruise excursion, but that was no problem at all. We'll show you exactly how to navigate the city on your own, see the top sights, and save money doing it. In this Valencia travel vlog, we walk you through everything we did, including: Torres de Serranos (Serranos Towers): Exploring these iconic 14th-century towers built between 1392 and 1398. Mercado Central of Valencia: A stunning masterpiece of Valencian Art Nouveau opened in 1928, making it one of the oldest running food markets in Europe. It sits right across from the historic La Lonja de la Seda. The Church of Santos Juanes (Sant Joan del Mercat): A gorgeous historic Catholic church located in the vibrant Mercat neighborhood. Valencia City Hall & Tourist Office: Admiring the breathtaking architecture downtown and grabbing our transit passes. 💡 VALENCIA TRAVEL TIP: We took full advantage of the 24-Hour Valencia Tourist Card for just €15.30! It gave us unlimited rides on the city buses and metro trains, plus discounts on museums. Check out visitvalencia.com to grab yours! To wrap up our day, we hopped on a city bus and headed straight to the coast to explore Platja del Cabanyal (also commonly known as Playa de Las Arenas), the beautiful primary beach located right next to the marina. If you're visiting Valencia on a cruise ship or planning a DIY day trip, this video is your ultimate guide to exploring the city seamlessly on your own! #valencia #spain #travel #cruise #europe