What to See in the Province of Valencia in Five Days

Day 1: Sagunto and Llíria

Sagunto is renowned for its Roman heritage with an impressive castle, Roman circus, and amphitheatre—one of Spain's most significant Roman sites. Puerto de Sagunto provides beautiful beaches at L'Almardà and Corinto.

Llíria is celebrated for its rich historic and cultural heritage, with Arab bath remains and the archaeological site of Castellet de Bernabé.

Day 2: València, El Palmar and Albufera

The regional capital offers architectural masterpieces including Lonja de la Seda, Catedral de València, and the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. Stroll through the restored Turia riverbed park toward Malvarrosa and El Cabanyal beaches.

Visit El Palmar village and Albufera natural park for boat rides and wildlife observation. Sample all i pebre, an authentic regional dish.

Day 3: Utiel and Requena

Requena is a historic town with origins dating to the 7th century BC. Utiel offers hiking through magical landscapes including the river Cabriel. Both towns comprise the Utiel-Requena designated wine origin, perfect for sampling fine vintages.

Day 4: Cullera and Gandia

Cullera features beautiful beaches at Estany and Cap Blanc, plus river Júcar boat rides and over one hundred protected architectural sites.

Gandia showcases Palau Ducal in its old town, fine sandy beaches, and specializes in fideuà, a traditional seafood dish.

Day 5: Xàtiva and Ontinyent

Xàtiva, positioned beneath an impressive hillside castle, features La Seu de los Borgia and Plaza del Mercado.

Ontinyent displays diverse civilizations throughout its historic centre. Nature enthusiasts should explore river Clariano's clear waters or hiking routes through Paraje del Pou Clar.