Cheap Flights to Valencia

What You Need to Know About Valencia

The city of Valencia, the capital of the autonomous region of Valencia in Spain, is undoubtedly one of the most touristic places in the country. Main places to visit in Valencia: City of Science and Art, L'Oceanografic, Valencia Bioparc, Torres de Quart, Museu de les Ciencies, Mercado Central, Albufera, Museu de la Almoina, Institut Valencia d'Art Modern, Gonzalez Marti National Museum, Almudin de Valencia, Prehistory Museum of Valencia, Museu Taurino de Valencia, Casa-Museo Jose Benlliure, Palacio de la Baylia, Valencian Museum of Ethnology, Palacio de Cervellon, Valencian Museum of History.

Valencia Airport, the main airport of Valencia, is also called Manises Airport. Valencia Airport, which is the 10th busiest airport in Spain according to passenger traffic, is located approximately 8 km west of Valencia city center. According to 2016 statistics, some of the airline companies with direct flights to Valencia Airport, which provided transportation services to nearly 6 million passengers in a year, are Turkish Airlines, Aeroflot, Air Europa, Blue Air, British Airways, easyJet Eurowings, Iberia, KLM, Lufthansa, Royal Air Maroc, Ryanair, TAROM, Transavia, Wizz Air etc. We recommend that you compare the prices of these companies before buying your Valencia flight ticket immediately.

Turkish Airlines has non-stop flights departing from Istanbul Ataturk Airport to Valencia Airport. You can buy your Valencia flight ticket directly or via cities such as Amsterdam, London, Genoa, Zurich, Prague, Moscow, Berlin, Bari, Birmingham Bilbao.

The 3rd largest city in Spain

, also has the largest port and is the capital of the Catalan autonomous region. The city, whose name means power, was founded by the Romans in BC. It came under Arab control in 714 and became the living space of Muslims for a long time. The Kingdom of Valencia was established in the city, which was reconquered by the King of Aragon in 1238.

Valencia is one of the most important cities and autonomous region of Spain. There are many historical and modern buildings in the city. It is especially important to see the historical accumulation of Old Town, also known as the old city of Valancia.

The city, which attracts tourists from many parts of the world, has many historical buildings to visit and see. The majority of locals speak Valencian here. You can also meet many people who speak Spanish and English.

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