Aparcamiento Centro Histórico - Mercado Central

Arrive hungry at the Mercado Central: this stained-glass Modernista structure is where you'll find the city's freshest vegetables, plumpest fruit and most fragrant cheese. Inside, traders gossip beside piles of sun-ripened cherries while visitors marvel at tomatoes the size of teapots. Don't miss the cheesecake at Solaz – it's made by the team at the double-Michelin-starred Ricard Camarena Restaurant. Those who say this Spanish coastal city lacks any charm have perhaps never walked under the citrus trees as their petals fall onto the cobblestones, or listened to the murmur of the Valencian dialect among the stalls of the Mercado Central. Although it has spent years hiding in the shadow of larger cities, Valencia now offers a mix of Madrid's history and Barcelona's modern atmosphere at a slightly more affordable price.