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Suits residents who want an orderly grid with modernist facades and the Colon market close by, plus a station four minutes away.
Valencia's residential areas range from the dense historic core around the cathedral and Central Market to former villages and fishing quarters that the city grew around. Some are built for walking and café life, others are quieter and residential, and a few sit directly on the beach or along the Turia gardens. Several have a rapid-transit station within a few minutes on foot.
Open Valencia on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits residents who want an orderly grid with modernist facades and the Colon market close by, plus a station four minutes away.
For those who want tiled houses and beach blocks in a quarter that has been revived and is well used, with a station four minutes on foot.
Fits students and anyone after a village feel with inexpensive food and a strong sense of community, three minutes from its station.
Works for families wanting calm beside the Turia park, with both new towers and an older village core.
Cathedral & silk exchange · Central market · Historic heart
Street-art lanes · Towers of Serranos · Night wanders
Valencia's Soho · Cafés & galleries · Market mornings
Modernist facades · Colon market · Elegant grid
Tiled fishermen's houses · Beach blocks · Reborn & loved
Calatrava's white city · Turia gardens end · Modern living
Village-turned-student quarter · Cheap eats · Community
Old village square · Local & affordable · Well-linked
Turia park side · New towers & old core · Family calm