Rocío & Chris

Excellent and casual tapas restaurant with a modern twist. Located in the beautiful Mercado de Colón (market). Reasonably priced.

Tapas sit up bar which is perfect for an aperitivo before lunch. Located in Valencia’s stunning Central Market. Closed on Sundays / market hours / No reservations taken

Mediterranean restaurant with a Michelin Star

Eat oysters, sea urchin, mojama... in a casual and fun environment

Very good paellas and rices in the city centre.

A place where you can buy and taste jamón ibérico, cheeses and wines.

Spanish market cuisine cooked the traditional way. A little far from City Centre but worth it.

Fusion restaurant with local and seasonal products.

Best brunch in the city. Eggs cooked to perfection. An experience you won't forget, no yolk!

Tell Curro & Vicky you are part of the wedding party and you will be treated with love.

Paella cooked traditionally over an orange wood fire.

Located on the beach. You´ll need to book. Only for lunch.

Famous for its anchovies. Excellent tapas in the fishing district.

Popular tasca which serves traditional meals and tapas

Tasca with an excellent bodega offering seasonal and local produce.

Wonderful fish and seafood by the sea. Mediterranean cuisine including paellas.

Have a paella next to the sea

Paella, fish and more in an amazing setting close to the sea.

Art Nouveau market where you can buy local produce like jamón ibérico ham or olive oil as gifts.

Central Bar is located here.

Just across the square from Central Market you find La Lonja, the 15th-century silk exchange, which is one of the best examples of Gothic civil architecture in Europe and has World Heritage status.

Visit the cathedral and its 3 entrances -Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque. Inside, see paintings by artists including Goya and a chalice purported to be the actual Holy Grail.

It is worth climbing the Micalet belltower for panoramic views across the city to the sea and countryside.

One of the most iconic examples of  Valencian art nouveau listed as a National Monument. It now houses cafés, restaurants and shops.

Bar X is located here.

Walk or cycle through the Turia Gardens, the park that curves around the city, following the course of the river that was diverted following flooding in the 1950s.

You can hire bicycles from Valencia Bikes

The spectacular City of Arts and Sciences is a vast sculptural white complex designed by Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela.

The complex includes the opera house, planetarium, science museum and the Oceanogràfic marine park.

The old fishermen’s district with a grid of narrow streets lined with tiny houses with colourful tiled façades.

Located next to the beach and La Malvarrosa.

All the "Eating Closer to the Beach" recommendations are located in this neighbourhood.

The Malvarrosa Beach in Valencia is a fine, gold-sanded beach that is always lively with local residents as well as tourists. It has great beachfront restaurants, bars, and shops that run along the beachside boardwalk.

Casa Navarro and Casa Carmela both are located here.

Valencia was selected as the host city of the 32nd America's Cup and has a superb harbor with state-of-the-art marina as its legacy. Today you can find numerous restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

La Marítima is located here.

Where the Bomba rice is grown and where the Paella was created. L´Establiment is excellent for lunch (as modelled).

Of course the wedding is located in the Albufera National Park, but is a lovely place to visit and dine for lunch on the Sunday if you don´t mind a 30 min drive or 2 hour bike ride for the adventurous.