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7.93km
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The Valencia Promenade invites you to a relaxed coastal experience, where the sound of the waves accompanies every step. This route takes you along wide, golden sandy beaches, such as Malvarrosa, flanked by palm trees and with the deep blue of the Mediterranean always in sight. It's an easy and accessible walk, perfect for enjoying the city's vibrant seaside atmosphere, with flat, well-maintained terrain underfoot.
To plan your visit, keep in mind that this promenade is very popular and can get crowded, especially on weekends and during peak season. There are no permit requirements or fees, and its location in the city of Valencia makes it easily accessible by public transport. For a quieter experience, I recommend going first thing in the morning or at sunset, when the light is softer and there are fewer people.
This promenade is a hub of social and cultural activity, reflecting Valencian life by the sea. In addition to being an excellent place for a walk, you'll find a wide variety of restaurants and cafes where you can sample local cuisine, as well as play areas for children. It's one of the best walks in Valencia for those looking to combine light exercise with leisure and culture.
Last updated: July 16, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
677 m
Highlight • Structure
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1.91 km
Highlight • Beach
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5.54 km
Highlight • Monument
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7.28 km
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7.93 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.05 km
2.98 km
729 m
146 m
Surfaces
2.98 km
2.83 km
1.38 km
699 m
< 100 m
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In the late afternoon we were at Casa Carmela in the La Malva-rosa district for paella dinner…. this is an absolute highlight when visiting València…. Paella is really celebrated there. And the tarta de queso was to die for!
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