Breaking news: Spring getaway to the Valencia sun now is possible

From yesterday, Wizzair offers direct flights from Warsaw to the Spanish city of Valencia on the Mediterranean coast, departing on Wednesdays and Sundays. In under four hours you could be enjoying Valencia’s fantastic climate, its beaches and its excellent cuisine and leisure activities. You could also discover a destination where history and traditions mix with the most modern architecture and the coolest atmosphere.

Valencia offers a destination with more than five million green spaces, terraces and outdoor restaurants and beaches noted for their quality certifications, in a city without crowds that is firmly committed to sustainability.

Time in Valencia is spent along its 20 kilometers of golden sand beaches, where you can relax in the sun. There are urban ones, offering a huge variety of food options, and more rural beaches for those who prefer to enjoy nature in its purest form by the Mediterranean. Right by the beach, the Valencia Marina has one of the best beach clubs in Europe, the Marina Beach Club, providing a range of options to practice water sports, enjoy local cuisine or have a drink at sunset and prolong the table talk until dawn with the best ocean views.

Valencia is a city made to enjoy the outdoors. Its compact historic center, with ever-expanding pedestrian areas, can be easily explored on foot or by bike, stopping at its many restaurant terraces to relax with a refreshing glass of horchata or savor delicious tapas after visiting monuments such as the Cathedral or the Silk Exchange. At night, neighborhoods like Ruzafa shake with the atmosphere of their bars and restaurants.

The Turia Garden, nine kilometers of green areas and recreational and sports facilities that cover the old riverbed, offers a veritable oasis of peace and nature in the middle of the city. Here are the spectacular buildings of the City of Arts and Sciences, designed by Santiago Calatrava, which house the opera hall, an IMAX theater and planetarium, the science museum and the largest aquarium in Europe. It is undoubtedly one of the most “instagrammable” places in the city.

Valencia is the cradle of that most international of Spanish dishes, the paella, which was invented in the rice fields of L’Albufera, a natural park with a large freshwater lake just half an hour from the city. In addition to a variety of restaurants specializing in paella and other typical rice dishes, the park offers a natural paradise where you can go on boat rides and discover the local flora and birdlife.

Travelers from Gdansk and Krakow can also take advantage of direct flight connections operated by Ryanair with a twice a week frequency.

I hope you find useful this information and do not hesitate in visiting https://www.visitvalencia.com/en for further information or coming back to me in case I can be of some help.