The old town is a labyrinth of stories.
Valencia’s historic heart: the cathedral, Plaza de la Virgen and medieval streets a few minutes from the centre.
Valencian Gothic and the Santo Cáliz (the Holy Chalice), at the heart of the old town.
A modernista market hall, as much worth seeing for the building as for the produce.
La Lonja de la Seda (the Silk Exchange), a UNESCO site in the middle of the old town.
A hundred-year-old bodega serving tapas and wine the old way.
Rice dishes and shellfish at one of the temples of Valencian cooking.
Signature cooking with Mediterranean roots, in the centre of town.
Getting lost in the medieval lanes with no map and no hurry.
Horchata and fartons at a hundred-year-old horchatería in the centre.
Flower and fruit stalls in the liveliest square in the old town.

