What to do in València in autumn: a guide to unique holiday plans and experiences

Autumn in València is a charming season. The days are getting shorter but the temperatures are still mild, perfect for falling in love with urban and natural landscapes, and taking in a great cultural event or two. Plan your getaway using all the information we give you here, and prepare an itinerary through València from end to end!

What to see in València in autumn

This season is perfect for strolling, or spending the afternoon visiting a museum. So why not discover Gothic, Baroque and Modernist València while spending the afternoon visiting incredible museums such as L'Etno, the IVAM or the Museum of Fine Arts.

Another option is to explore the seaside neighbourhood of Cabanyal, always packed with things to do and lively spots. Finish off with a game of volleyball on the beach. You can also spend a whole day at the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, accompanied by a bike ride to discover every corner of the Jardín del Turia.

Things to do in València in autumn

Autumn in the city of València is a time of major events, such as the València Trinidad Alfonso Zurich Marathon, which will take place on 7 December and fills the city with an atmosphere that you have to experience at least once in your life.

You can also sign up for Festardor on 1 November, featuring the best urban rhythms, or visit the Gothic door of the cathedral on a Thursday at midday to witness the ancestral ritual of the Tribunal de las Aguas de la Vega de Valencia. Finally, we suggest you discover an incredible destination through a guided tour. Have you heard of Bombas Gens?

Route through the city of València in autumn

We continue to discover the beauty of autumn in the city of València, this time with a very special route that will allow you to explore the oldest part of the city. We start with the archaeological remains at the Almoina and Cárcel de San Vicente, which you can visit at the Almoina Archaeological Centre. Here you can learn all about the layout of Roman, Arab and Visigothic València.

Nearby is the Almudín, a medieval grain warehouse whose interior will amaze you. Afterwards, stroll through the Ciutat Vella neighbourhood, brimming with charming places such as the Baños del Almirante, Plaza de Nápoles y Sicilia, Calle Avellanas and the church and ruins of the Roman circus and medieval cemetery, housed in San Juan del Hospital.

To finish off, you simply must sample this town’s refreshing beverage: ask for an Agua de València! Are you up for this exciting autumn? Subscribe to our newsletter to find out about more holiday plans like these!