Top Architecture in Valencia

I think you should plan your photo ops around lunchtime. The light creates beautiful colors on the glass and details of the building, plus it’s a cool time to snap shots without anyone rushing around.

Bring a reusable water bottle. There are water fountains around, and you'll save on buying drinks while staying refreshed as you wander around.

My advice is to bring some cash. While many places accept cards, smaller vendors prefer cash, and you might snag some delicious local bites cheaper this way.

I recommend checking out the food stalls during off-peak hours, like after 2 PM. The lines are shorter, and you'll have a better chance at trying everyone's specialty dish without waiting.

Bring a camera and visit in the late afternoon, around 5 PM, when the golden light hits the architecture perfectly. Your pictures will turn out stunning!

If you're into photography, consider a weekday visit. The weekends can get pretty crowded, and it was hard to get clear shots during my visit.

If you want a unique experience, visit during the Fallas Festival in March. The square becomes even more vibrant with festivities and an incredible atmosphere, though it can be a bit pricier!

Check out the amazing street food stalls nearby for a quick and affordable bite before diving into the historical sights. I found a little paella stand that was delicious!