Parque de la Canaleta offers a well-equipped setting with picnic areas, a dedicated children's track for go-karts and bikes, and accessible facilities including wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking. The park balances active spaces like basketball courts and skateboarding areas with family-focused amenities such as playgrounds, swings, and dog-friendly zones. Its community-oriented atmosphere ... »
Museo de Historia de Valencia occupies a 19th-century underground reservoir, offering a unique setting that intertwines architecture and history beneath the city streets. Its collections trace Valencia’s evolution from Roman roots through modern times, with engaging exhibits that appeal to both history buffs and families alike. Accessibility features accommodate diverse visitors, while the lack of... »
Step into Valencia's past at the Museu de la Història de València, where the city's rich tapestry unfolds within the atmospheric confines of a repurposed 19th-century underground reservoir. This innovative museum, opened in 2003, offers a captivating journey through time, blending historical artifacts with modern storytelling techniques to bring Valencia's evolution to life. Through interactive di... »