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Port of Call Valencia, Spain

Valencia, Spain The Maritime terminal, Valencia Port, Spain. Cruise ships dock at the Poniente Pier, served by the Maritime cruise terminal. Alternatively some cruise ships may dock at the Port's North Extension Quay. Your cruiseline will probably offer a shuttle bus service into Plaza del Ayuntamiento, in the center of the city.
Where do cruise ships dock in Valencia (or tender) @ googlemaps  Poniente Pier    North Extension Quay

Valencia Shore Excursions

Plaza del Ayuntamiento doorstep attraction (easy walk or less than 5mile-8km taxi/bus ride from port) Plaza del Ayuntamiento At the center of the city sits Plaza del Ayuntamiento, surrounded by offices, hotels, shops and cafes. Take a moment to check out the cascading fountains in the middle of the square. The Plaza makes a good point from which to start a short walking tour of the old part of Valencia. An interesting route would include the Bullfighting Museum, the Cathedral, the old Silk Exchange and the bustling city market.

Serranos Towers doorstep attraction (easy walk or less than 5mile-8km taxi/bus ride from port) Serranos Towers The impressive 14th century Serranos Towers (Torres de Serranos) were the main gateway through the old city walls. The top parapet affords excellent views over the city center and beyond. By the Towers runs the course of the Turia river (dried up since a water diversion scheme). The old river bed is now an extensive green space, encircling the city center, perfect for an enjoyable stroll.

City of Art and Sciences doorstep attraction (easy walk or less than 5mile-8km taxi/bus ride from port) City of Art and Sciences The futuristic City of Art and Sciences (La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias) contains four very modern buildings: Museo de las Ciencias, a very interactive science museum, L' Oceanographic, a large aquarium, L'Hemisferic, a laser planetarium and Palau de les Arts, an impressive Opera house. Situated between the port and the city center.

Bioparc doorstep attraction (easy walk or less than 5mile-8km taxi/bus ride from port) Bioparc The Bioparc is a new-generation zoo where you can enjoy seeing animals in carefully recreated habitats mimicking Madagascar, the Savannah, and Equatorial Africa. There are no cages, and few barriers. Located about a mile north-west of the city center.

Las Arenas Beach doorstep attraction (easy walk or less than 5mile-8km taxi/bus ride from port) Las Arenas Beach Just north of the port lies popular Las Arenas beach, a wide sweep of sand perfect for topping up your tan, or for taking a leisurely swim. Behind the beach there are a wide range of snackbars, bars and cafes ideal for a lazy break.

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