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Valencia By Night
NIGHTLIFE
The Valencia scene after dark offers something for everyone, provided they are respectful to the city. There are a wide range of nightlife options available, which remain open year round thanks to the good weather, and are spread across different areas of the city. The weekends are the busiest time of the week. When it comes to schedules, partying can begin once the lunchtime chitchat draws to a close in the late afternoon, and can continue well into the early hours of the morning. Although bars close around 03:30, clubs stay open until 07:30.
Each area of the city has something different to offer.
SERVICE HOURS
TERRACES
Closing time 00:00
PUBS
Closing time 03:30
DISCOS
Closing time 07:30
El Carmen
El Carmen, in the heart of the old town, is the busiest of Valencia’s neighbourhoods. It’s well worth taking a seat at one of the many outdoor terraces, such as El Negrito, Tossal or Doctor Collado, which spill out into the squares. Meander along its narrow streets and sample some of the local tapas hotspots. Quintessential plans include drinking Agua de València at Café de las Horas, listening to live jazz at Jimmy Glass, or dancing until the sun comes up on the Radio City dancefloor.
Ruzafa Neighbour
The Ruzafa neighbourhood, located within the L’Eixample district, has an alternative vibe. It’s a young, modern and laid-back part of the city. Thanks to restaurants such as Canalla Bistro, Dos Estaciones and Nozomi Sushi Bar, Ruzafa is regarded as a foodie’s paradise. The area also boasts strong connections to alternative culture, with bookshops such as Ubik and numerous art galleries including Espai Tacte. Independent music can be found at small venues and nightclubs such as Nylon and Play.
Marina Real
The Marina is highly frequented during the summer months. The Marina Beach Club is a popular spot on account of its private swimming pool and open-air setting overlooking the sea and sand. La Fábrica de Hielo offers something slightly different, and although events are held here from time to time, there is a generally relaxed vibe. As you turn onto Avenida del Puerto, you’ll come acrossLa 3, the nightclub famous for electronic and independent music.
City of Arts and Sciences
The area surrounding the City of Arts and Sciences is perhaps better suited to those looking for something slightly more sophisticated. From June to September L’Umbracle’s open-air terrace, illuminated all night long, is transformed into a party hub, beneath which you’ll find the famous nightclub Mya. On the adjacent streets you’ll find the bars 48 and OnTheRock’s.
Other Areas
Student trending nightlife spots include Plaza Honduras, Plaza Xuquer and Plaza del Cedro, and tend to be popular on Thursdays. Student nights usually culminate in a visit to Le Premier nightclub. Other more adult options can be found around Calle Juan Llorens, Avenida de Aragón and Plaza Cánovas.
