La Malvarrosa beach, Valencia
Valencia neighbourhoods

Malvarrosa desde dentro

Beach district and seafront promenade: culinary tradition, sand and a summer feel on the Mediterranean.

Sand, paella and the seafront promenade.

Beach district and seafront promenade: culinary tradition, sand and a summer feel on the Mediterranean.

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What to do

Playa de la Malvarrosa

Valencia’s best-known city beach, at its best for a walk at sunset.

Paseo Marítimo de la Malvarrosa

A walk along the Mediterranean, past beach chiringuitos and local fishermen.

Puerto de Valencia

Harbour architecture and views over El Grao, a few minutes from the sand.

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Where to eat

La Marcelina

A hundred years of Valencian paella, right in front of the sea.

Casa Montaña

A seafront bodega in El Grao, with tapas and local wines.

Can Majó

Rice dishes and fresh fish, with the feel of a beach neighbourhood.

03

What life is like here

A day on the beach and the terraces

Mornings on the sand and afternoons at the tables along the seafront.

Mercado del Grao

Buy the day’s fish at the Mercado del Grao and cook it where you’re staying.

Cycling along the coast

A ride along the coast towards the port and El Cabanyal.

Where you’ll stay

Patio de la Reina

Patio de la Reina

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