The Ensanche in Valencia

As the sun goes down, the Colón Market transforms into the most stylish meeting point in the city. Grabbing a drink here is, quite simply, incredibly cool. Enjoy a craft beer at Las Cervezas del Mercado, a local wine, or the best Agua de València in a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Stroll along the majestic Calle de la Paz, flanked by modernist buildings and exclusive boutiques, until you reach the vibrant Calle Colón. An elegant route where style and the latest international trends coexist with the most spectacular architecture of Valencia's Ensanche district. 

An essential destination for international visitors on Calle Colón and Pintor Sorolla. Enjoy the best fashion brands, cosmetics, and the exclusive Gourmet Experience. Don't forget to request your 10% traveler reward and manage your Tax Free comfortably.

Learn how to cook paella like a local. Discover the ingredients and all the secrets behind the city's most international dish. You have two options in the area: El Casal de La Fallera (Cirilo Amorós, 12) and My First Paella (Penyagolosa, 5).  

Look up and discover an open-air museum. The Ensanche district blends the vibrant colors of Valencian modernism featuring gems like the Colón Market with its ceramic and ironwork details with residential buildings that serve as prime examples of the new urban grid developed at the beginning of the 20th century. 

You can't say you've been to the Ensanche district without having an afternoon snack at the Colón Market. Sit down at one of its historic horchaterías, like Daniel, and enjoy a ice-cold tiger nut horchata from Alboraya accompanied by artisanal fartons. 

Dare to live a unique immersive experience at the Iluziona museum. A space where Valencia's history and legends come to life through optical illusions and 4D technology. It is the perfect place to let your imagination run wild, learn fascinating facts about Valencian culture, and, of course, take home the most surprising and fun photos of your trip.

Located in a penthouse in the center of Valencia, the Ana Serratosa Gallery conceives art as an experience that goes beyond the commercial, designed to be shared and understood. With exhibitions that connect artists, curators, and the public, alongside open-air projects that bring contemporary art to the streets, the gallery breaks down barriers and brings artistic creation closer to the city.