When you arrive to a new place, are you the type of person who is always searching for stunning lookout points of the city? If you are, this blog post is for you! Read on to find out the 5 most beautiful places to adore the skyline of Valencia!

1. Miguelete

Located in the heart of the city, this Gothic tower offers an exceptional panoramic view of Valencia from its top. It is the most popular viewpoint of Valencia, and a must-do to go up!

Climbing up the Torre del Micalet, also known as El Miguelete, offers a unique experience for several reasons: located in the heart of the city, this Gothic tower offers an exceptional panoramic view of Valencia from its top. It is the most popular viewpoint of Valencia, and a must-do to go up!

Ascending the 207 steps to the top grants you an impressive vista of Valencia. From this elevated point, you can behold the entire city, including its historical buildings, winding streets, and the majestic Valencia Cathedral.

• • Price: 2€
  • Address: Plaza de la Reina
  • Opening hours: from 10am to 7:30pm

2. Ateneo Mercantil

This is a lesser-known viewpoint but equally fascinating place to get spectacular views of Valencia from its terrace. This terrace is located in one of the most emblematic buildings in the city hall square. You can get an impressive panoramic view of the city, and this time with the elevator! A recommendation: don’t miss out the sunset from this spot!

• • Price: 3€
  • Address: Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 18
  • Opening hours: from 10am a 10pm

3. Torres de Serrano

The Torres de Serranos, a remnant of the ancient city walls, hold immense historical value. Climbing to the top allows you to immerse yourself in Valencia’s rich history and understand the strategic importance these towers held in the city’s defense.

Upon reaching the top, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Valencia. From this vantage point, you can appreciate the city’s layout, the convergence of old and new architecture, and the vibrant streets below.

• • Price: 2€ / FREE on weekends and public holidays
  • Address: Plaza dels Furs
  • Opening hours: from 9:30am to 7pm / Sundays until 3pm

4. Hotel Barceló

The Barceló Hotel, notably the 29th-floor terrace known as ‘Sky Bar,’ presents breathtaking panoramic views of Valencia. From this elevated point, you’ll have a fascinating view of the city’s skyline, including landmarks like the City of Arts and Sciences, the Turia Gardens, and the Mediterranean Sea.

It is a hotel but you can go up and access the terrasse by free. Not everyone is aware of the existence of this place, so discovering it is truly a unique experience!

• • Address: Avenida de Francia, 11

5. Balcón del Ayuntamiento

Ascending to the balcony of the City Hall Square grants you a bird’s-eye view of the lively Plaza del Ayuntamiento. From this elevated position, you can witness the vibrant hustle and bustle of this central square, surrounded by historic buildings and lively activity.

Often overshadowed by more famous viewpoints, the Town Hall Balcony offers a quieter, more intimate experience. Discovering this lesser-known spot allows you to appreciate a different perspective of Valencia’s city center. It is free!

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