The icon of the Marina of Valencia
Inaugurated for the America’s Cup in 2007, the Veles e Vents building has become a modern icon of Valencia. Its distinctive white structure of horizontal platforms, designed by architects David Chipperfield and Fermín Vázquez, marks the entrance to the Marina of Valencia.
Its design is not the only spectacular feature. Its culinary provided by the prestigious La Sucursal Group, are equally impressive. You can choose between three dining venues—La Marítima and La Sucursal—and lively terraces where you can enjoy beers or cocktails with friends, always with the Mediterranean as a backdrop.
Why visit the Veles e Vents building
- For its striking minimalist design. One of its creators, David Chipperfield, has been awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
- For its gastronomic offering, ranging from tasty tapas to gourmet cuisine
- It is a must-stop when visiting the Marina of Valencia, or even on beach days
- To enjoy a great time with friends or family by the sea
What to do at the Veles e Vents building
Enjoy panoramic views
From its terraces, especially on the top floor, you can enjoy excellent panoramic views of the Marina and the Valencian coastline.
Gastronomic experiences
Choose between tapas and grilled meats at Hoja Malabar, rice dishes and Mediterranean cuisine at La Marítima, or fine dining at La Sucursal.
Afternoon drinks and cocktails by moonlight
Enjoy the sea breeze, DJ sessions, and premium drinks at Terraza Malabar on the ground floor or Ático Veles on the upper floor.
