Cheap flights to Valencia

Flights to Valencia

Catching a flight to Valencia, the third largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona, is made easy with direct connections from all over the UK. The city boasts both the arts and cultural scene of Madrid and a laidback city-beach theme that’s usually attributed to Barcelona, giving Valencia the best of both worlds. Much of the city’s appeal lies in its Avant Garde approach to architecture. Gothic and Baroque buildings exist alongside 19th century modernist architecture and more recent landmarks. Find out more about flights to Valencia and book your trip below.

Find cheap flights to Valencia

Flights to Valencia from London	duration: 2h30	from £14.00
Flights to Valencia from Glasgow	duration: 2h55	from £13.00
Flights to Valencia from Manchester	duration: 2h45	from £20.00
Flights to Valencia from Edinburgh	duration: 2h55	from £13.00
Flights to Valencia from Bristol	duration: 2h15	from £29.00
Flights to Valencia from Nottingham	duration: 2h30	from £22.00

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How to Get to Valencia by Plane

There are regular direct flights from all of London's airports to Valencia, though Heathrow and Gatwick Airport offer the most frequently scheduled services which are run by British Airways and Iberia. Both airports have express train services connecting with London, but Heathrow is the most central, with the journey from Paddington in zone one taking just 25 minutes. However, flights to Valencia are also offered by the charter airlines easyJet and Ryanair, and both fly out of Gatwick and Stansted. Valencia Airport is located about 8 km from the city itself. It is well serviced by the metro which takes about 25 minutes to the centre, as well as buses which take 45 minutes.

Valencia

Valencia is one of Spain's most southerly cities, with a hot dry climate, ancient monuments and many cultural attractions. Take a stroll down the winding streets of the Barrio del Carmen which is lined with buildings that date back to Roman and Arabic times. The city is dotted with medieval churches, and beautiful squares and gardens and there are a number of stunning market buildings, including the Silk Exchange market which is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, and the Central Market - one of the largest of its kind in Europe. Pay a visit to the city's Oceanographic Institute which houses Europe's largest aquarium and is renowned for its marine research and get involved with La Tomatina festival - essentially the world's biggest tomato fight - which draws crowds to the nearby town of Buñol each summer.

Flights to Valencia

There are regular direct flights from all of London's airports to Valencia, though Heathrow and Gatwick Airport offer the most frequently scheduled services which are run by British Airways and Iberia. Both airports have express train services connecting with London, but Heathrow is the most central, with the journey from Paddington in zone one taking just 25 minutes. However, flights to Valencia are also offered by the charter airlines easyJet and Ryanair, and both fly out of Gatwick and Stansted. Valencia Airport is located about 8 km from the city itself. It is well serviced by the metro which takes about 25 minutes to the centre, as well as buses which take 45 minutes.

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Arriving in Valencia

Valencia is the third largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona. The city boasts both the arts and cultural scene of Madrid and the laidback city-beach theme that’s usually attributed to Barcelona, giving Valencia the best of both worlds. Much of the city’s appeal lies in its Avant Garde approach to architecture. Gothic and Baroque buildings exist alongside 19th century modernist architecture and more recent landmarks. Top attractions include the Museo de la Ciencias Principe Felipe, a breathtakingly modern science museum, the immense 13th century cathedral and the Museo de Bellas Artes, the city’s foremost art gallery. Valencia, as the birthplace of paella, has long been a foodie haven with proud chefs making the most of locally caught and grown produce.