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The landscape changes depending on the time of year: the terraces flooded by the perellonà, the dry landscape prior to the flooding of the area for sowing rice, the intense green of the bushes, the yellow of the grain in the ears ready to be harvested, etc.

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Something amazing, the Spanish have the momentum, they stopped the river and made a park in the riverbed, and those bike paths are great.

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A classic for visitors to the city and surrounding areas.

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Another classic for visitors to the city and surrounding areas.

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Simply unique architecture!

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The City of Arts and Sciences is an impressive cultural and architectural complex. Located in the reclaimed Turia Riverbed, it is one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. Designed by architects Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, the complex includes several futuristic buildings, including: L'Hemisfèric – an IMAX 3D cinema and planetarium. Princep Felip Museum of Sciences – an interactive science museum. L'Umbracle – a green space featuring sculptures by contemporary artists. L'Oceanogràfic – the largest aquarium in Europe. Reina Sofía Palace of Arts – an opera and music venue. L'Àgora – an event space for concerts and sporting events.

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Beautiful mural on one of the houses in the parc natural

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On October 14, 1957, a heavy flood flooded the streets of Valencia. The Túria, which crossed the city from west to east, overflowed and caused eighty-one deaths and extensive material damage. The "riuà", as we remember it there, was a warning from nature, the turning point that led the government of the time to divert the river outside the city, to avoid new catastrophes. It was a pharaonic work. The works were carried out between 1965 and 1972 and involved the diversion of the river south of Valencia. And what was done with the old Túria bed? The question was not futile, because we are talking about a strip of land ten kilometers long and two hundred meters wide. The regime and its heirs wanted to build a freeway there with tall buildings on the sides. People asked for another solution: to allocate the space to a green area. A broad citizen movement was created demanding the conversion of the old bed into a large green area. A movement started at the heart of the left with the slogan 'El Túria is ours and we want it green', which soon became transversal and resonated with a large part of Valencians. And the option succeeded.

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On October 14, 1957, a heavy flood flooded the streets of Valencia. The Túria, which crossed the city from west to east, overflowed and caused eighty-one deaths and extensive material damage. The "riuà", as we remember it there, was a warning from nature, the turning point that led the government of the time to divert the river outside the city, to avoid new catastrophes. It was a pharaonic work. The works were carried out between 1965 and 1972 and involved the diversion of the river south of Valencia. And what was done with the old Túria bed? The question was not futile, because we are talking about a strip of land ten kilometers long and two hundred meters wide. The regime and its heirs wanted to build a freeway there with tall buildings on the sides. People asked for another solution: to allocate the space to a green area. A broad citizen movement was created demanding the conversion of the old bed into a large green area. A movement started at the heart of the left with the slogan 'El Túria is ours and we want it green', which soon became transversal and resonated with a large part of Valencians. And the option succeeded.

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Its small elevation compared to the entire marsh allows you to observe the area from a 360º perspective. The landscape changes according to the time of year: the terraces flooded by the perellonà, the dry landscape before the flood in the area for sowing rice, the intense green of the bushes, the yellow of the grain in the ears about to reap, etc.

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It is advisable to repeat the route at different times of the year to enjoy the perellonà, mudflats, planting, overgrown bushes, rice harvesting, etc.

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It delimits the Tancat de la Mata de Malta for its western part.

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The canals and floodgates are the secret of the Albufera that have kept it alive for a long time.

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Beautiful location, you'll be amazed and enjoy a great view! 👍

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Architecture worth seeing - a must-see

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The bridge is also popularly known as the “clip-on comb” because of its original shape.

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Valencia is always worth a visit

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A must see ! Architectural marvels.

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Many beautiful houses, many small lakes, agriculture, simply pure nature.

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Most beautiful place to take a photo.

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