Valencia Cruises
Packed with plenty to see, do and explore, there is a never a dull day in this charming Spanish city. Wander through the beautiful city centre admiring the array of beautiful historic monuments; visit the myriad of museums and art galleries such as the Institute of Modern Art and Museum of Fine Arts or simply head to one of the city’s beaches to enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine and sample local cuisine in the many restaurants that line the promenades.
The Old Town district - like similar districts in other major European cities - is where you will find some of the oldest, most beautiful and most interesting sites in the city,[ReadMoreMob] including the UNESCO-Listed Lonja de la Seda, 13th century Santo Domingo Convent and Torres de Serranos - a 14th century gothic gateway that’s considered the oldest in Europe.
Top Experiences
Paella
Valencia is the undisputed home of this iconic Spanish dish and has been one of Spain's most important rice-producing areas for over a millennia.
Oranges
The citrus-growing plains around Valencia stretch to the aptly-named Costa de Azahar (orange blossom coast), producing many tons of fruit every year, especially oranges.
Cruises to Valencia
Discover Spanish Traditions • S2225
- Visit the stunning Alhambra Palace
- Experience Tapas & Flåmenco in Andalusia
- Discover the origins of Paella in Valencia
Experience the Traditions of Spain & Portugal • L2316
- Experience an in-depth discovery of quintessentially Spanish and Portuguese traditions
- Make Pasteis de Nata in Lisbon; learn about Malaga’s local olive oil; and dance Flamenco in Cádiz
- Take in an abundance of historical and cultural highlights in each city you visit
Spain & Portugal with the Fleet in Funchal • T2328
- Be part of a memorable day of celebration at the ‘Fred. Olsen Fleet in Funchal’ event
- Delve into the history of ‘Hispania’ in cities linked to the Romans and Carthaginians
- See ancient amphitheatres, fortifications and explore archaeological sites