13:00
Arrival & Check-in
Welcome to the city of oranges! Drop your bags and get ready for a walk through history.
Arrival at 13:00.
Valencia route for 3 days with kids
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Welcome to a sun-drenched family adventure in Valencia, where medieval history meets futuristic wonders. This itinerary is specially crafted for you and your children to enjoy a seamless blend of interactive science, whimsical parks, and Mediterranean charm.
🌤 Weather summary and notes
🌤 WEATHER SUMMARY & NUANCES: Expect pleasant Mediterranean warmth with highs around 28°C. While the sun is inviting, the UV index is high; wear hats and high-SPF sunscreen. Early September can bring sudden "Gota Fría" showers, so keep a light foldable raincoat in your bag. For the kids, long pants are recommended for the slides at Gulliver Park to avoid friction burns.
🏨 Hotel recommendations
- Casual del Cine Valencia (Boutique 2 ) · Movie-themed rooms kids love. Central location, stroller-friendly with lift. · €90–130
- B&B HOTEL Ciudad de las Ciencias (Budget 3 ) · Quiet area, 24h free coffee/tea, dedicated family rooms for 4. · €75–110
- Sweet Hotel Continental (Budget 2 ) · Rooftop terrace, near Metro Colón and Gulliver Park. Very helpful staff. · €80–120
- Valenciaflats Ciudad de las Ciencias (Apartments) · Private kitchen for quick meals, 100m from the Science Museum. · €100–140
- Hotel Malcom and Barret (Family 3 ) · Dedicated kids' play area and soundproofed rooms for better sleep. · €85–125
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Historic Centre (Ciutat Vella) & Turia Gardens
2026-09-04
13:45
🚶 Walk to Historic Centre
A stroller-friendly stroll towards the heart of the old city.
Don't miss
Look for the "narrowest house in Europe" (La Estrecha) at Plaza de Lope de Vega, only 107cm wide!
15:15
Lonja de la Seda
10:00–19:00
A Gothic masterpiece where silk merchants once traded fortunes. Look up at the ceiling to see the "stone palms" branching out from the columns. Official site: Lonja de la Seda
UNESCO site. €2 entry. Admire the twisted spiral columns.
16:00
🚶 Walk to Plaza de la Virgen
A short walk past the Cathedral's Romanesque and Gothic facades.
Don't miss
Look for the "Gargoyles" on the Cathedral walls—some are shaped like strange monsters!
16:20
Plaza de la Virgen
24/7
The city's spiritual heart, home to a fountain representing the Turia River surrounded by eight naked maidens (the irrigation canals).
Open public space. Great for kids to run around the fountain.
16:50
🚶 Walk to Casa dels Gatos
A wander through the charming, narrow streets of El Carmen.
Don't miss
Keep an eye out for colorful street art murals on the walls of Carrer de Dalt.
17:11
Casa dels Gatos
24/7
A tiny, perfectly crafted house built into a wall for the local feline residents. It even has a "fire insurance" plaque and a tiny fountain.
Street facade view. Located at Carrer del Museu, 9.
17:30
🚶 Walk to Torres de Serranos
Head north towards the massive stone gates that once protected the city.
Don't miss
Notice the deep grooves in the stone floor—these were made by carriage wheels centuries ago.
18:30
🚇 Bus/Transit to Parque Gulliver
Take Bus 95 for a scenic ride along the former riverbed.
Board Bus 95.
19:00
Parque Gulliver
10:00–20:00
A massive playground where kids become the "Lilliputians" climbing over a giant, sleeping Gulliver. The folds of his clothes are actually giant slides! Official site: Parque Gulliver
Free entry. Tip: Wear socks and long pants for the slides.
20:15
🚶 Walk to Ruzafa / Canovas
A walk into the trendiest neighborhood for dinner.
Transition to the dining district.
🚕 Logistics notes
- The historic center is mostly pedestrianized, making it very stroller-friendly. Use Bus 95 to move along the Turia Park—it connects almost all major landmarks.
💳 Day budget
💰 Бюджет дня: 114.00 EUR (Достопримечательности: 5.00 EUR; Питание: 79.00 EUR; Транспорт: 30.00 EUR за Valencia Tourist Card 72h).
🍽 Where to eat
- La Riua (Carrer del Mar, 27) — A family-run spot famous for authentic Valencian flavors. Try the Arroz a Banda ; it's usually a hit with kids. Near: Lonja de la Seda.
- Ubik Café (Carrer del Literat Azorín, 13) — A bookstore-café in Ruzafa with a dedicated kids' corner and simple, tasty tapas. Near: Ruzafa district.
🎁 Souvenirs
- Original CV (Carrer de la Llotja, 6) — Located right across from the Silk Exchange, they sell local honey, almond sweets (turrón), and traditional ceramics.
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