Celebrate New Year in Valencia!
New Year in Valencia …
Many of the hotels and clubs hold special events for New Year’s Eve.
You can bring in the new year at Plaza del Ayuntamiento with a show of lights, music, and a fireworks display, and of course the traditional grapes. At the stroke of midnight 12 grapes must be eaten by the time the 12 bells stop chiming.
On each chime of the clock eat one grape, they must all be eaten by the time the clock stops, then you will have good luck for the rest of the year. The corks of Spanish Cava start popping, the bars and clubs open, and the fun begins.
Where to have fun for New Year in Valencia?
La Bulería is at the forefront of Flamenco in Valencia and presents a very dramatic show performed by a collection of great artists. You can enjoy a meal and show at La Bulería which is just 500 meters from the City of Arts and Sciences.
When : Friday and Saturday.
Dinner Time: 21:00h
Show Time: 23:00h
Address: Calle Obispo Jaime Pérez 24,
46006 Valencia
Tel: +34 963 153 058
Website
Barrio del Carmen in the old historic part of town is overflowing with clubs, bars and restaurants. Many stay up until la madrugada (early morning) and it’s customary to end the night with the traditional chocolate y churros.
¡Feliz Año Nuevo!
Where To Stay for New Year in Valencia ?
You can find many hotels, apartments and villas by using this link to Booking.com. The reviews and photos help when choosing a place to stay. Just book online and pay when you get here.
If you do visit Valencia you will have the best of both worlds as this is a city by the sea. There is also a magical old quarter that you can easily visit if you are staying by the beach. If you prefer to stay in the center of town you the beach is easily reached by taking the tram or bus.
Valencia Attractions
Turia Gardens & City of Arts and Sciences
Valencia Restaurants
Valencia Events
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