Over 9 km of green space crossing the city. Ideal for walking or cycling.
History
After the 1957 flood devastated Valencia, the Turia river was diverted and its old bed, instead of becoming a motorway, was turned into a 9-km park crossing the city. Today it is Valencia's green lung and main backbone.
What to see
Gulliver Park, Palau de la Música, historic bridges, sports areas, orange trees and bike paths. Connects the Bioparc with the City of Arts.
Tips
Rent a bike (Valenbisi or private) to cycle through it in a morning.
Why it's worth visiting
Over 9 km of park along the former riverbed: the best way to cross Valencia on foot or by bike, linking old town, Bioparc and City of Arts.
What's nearby
Bioparc to the west; Palau de la Música, Gulliver Park and City of Arts to the east; Serranos Towers to the north.
FAQs
- Private rentals near the park and the public Valenbisi service (weekly tourist pass). See the official app.
Check opening hours and prices on the official website or Google Maps before your visit.