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Malvarrosa Beach
NatureVisit: ~120 min
The best-known urban beach in València, a wide strip of fine sand beside the seafront promenade, in the seafaring district of El Cabanyal and close to Las Arenas. It was the setting of Joaquín Sorolla's luminous painting and of Blasco Ibáñez's novel. Today it combines swimming, strolls and beachfront restaurants serving paella and rice dishes, as well as horchata and fartons.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Malvarrosa Beach: 3 missions
- Try a Valencian rice dish by the seaChoose a restaurant on the promenade and order a typical rice dish, such as Valencian paella or an arroz del señoret.
- Have a horchata with fartonsOrder a horchata with fartons at a horchata bar or terrace near the beach.
- Walk barefoot along the Malvarrosa shorelineWalk along the shore from the promenade towards the port or towards the north, with your feet in the water.
Near Malvarrosa Beach
Casa Carmela416 m awayCasa-Museo Blasco Ibáñez463 m awayLa Pepica1.8 km awayMestalla Stadium3.1 km awayHorchatería Daniel3.3 km awayPríncipe Felipe Science Museum3.6 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Malvarrosa Beach?
Allow about 2 h for the visit.
What is there to do at Malvarrosa Beach?
Try a Valencian rice dish by the sea, Have a horchata with fartons and Walk barefoot along the Malvarrosa shoreline.
What is there to see near Malvarrosa Beach?
Casa Carmela (416 m), Casa-Museo Blasco Ibáñez (463 m) and La Pepica (1.8 km).
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