Which is the best family beach?

Malvarrosa and La Patacona: fine sand, wide promenade, showers and lifeguards in season.

Where to eat paella by the sea?

Historic rice restaurants line the seafront. Book on weekends and prefer lunch.

How do I get there from the centre?

Tram line 6 to Las Arenas (~20 min). By car, parking is tight in August.

Malvarrosa Beach

Valencia's most famous beach

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Fine sand, lively promenade and legendary rice restaurants by the sea.

Best time

Morning or sunset

Ideal for

Families, walks, food

History

Famous since the 19th century for its bathhouses and for inspiring painter Sorolla. The Cabanyal district grew alongside it and is one of the most authentic in the city.

What to see

4 km seafront promenade, paella restaurants by the sea, Sorolla statue and golden sunsets.

Tips

20 min by tram (line 6) from the centre. Lunch on rice and come back at sunset.

Why it's worth visiting

Valencia's urban beach: fine sand, seafront promenade, rice restaurants by the sea and sunsets that inspired painter Sorolla. 20 minutes from the centre by tram.

What's nearby

Cabanyal district (tiled houses), Marina port, Las Arenas beach and, to the north, La Patacona.

FAQs

Malvarrosa and La Patacona: fine sand, wide promenade, showers and lifeguards in season.

Check opening hours and prices on the official website or Google Maps before your visit.