The most iconic landmark of Valencia, the City of Arts and Sciencesa is a complex of ultra-modern buildings designed by Santiago Calatrava. This stunning building complex includes the largest aquarium in Europe, a science museum, an opera house, a planetarium, a night club and more. You can also rent out different type of boats or water bikes to take out on the small lakes around the surrounding the complex.

One of the busiest and most vibrant neighborhoods of the city, featuring cobble stone streets, the historic Plaza de la Virgen, a 12th century monestary and lots of bars, cafés and restaurants. Some of the bride's favorite spots include Horchatería Santa Catalina to get the traditional Valencian drink horchata with fartons, Cafe de las Horas for breakfast or cocktails, and the Mercado Central for fresh produce, olives, ham and more!

A mostly residential area full of well-kept houses ranging from traditional Spanish villas to modern art deco designs. In this neighbordhood you can find the the culinary hotspot Mercado Colon, where elevated and traditional restaurants are housed in a beautiful, bright building designed by Francisco Mora Berenguer. If you are craving a shopping spree, check out Calle de Colon.

The trendiest neighborhood of Valencia, full of art galleries, thrift stores, bars and restaurants. Some of the bride's favorite spots are Ubik Café a cafe and book store, La Taberna de Ruzafa for traditional tapas, La Finestra for drinks and pizza, La Bella de Cadiz for cocktails, and La Más Bonita for brunch. And don't forget to pick up some more olives and ham at the Mercat de Ruzafa.

The next up-and-coming nehborhood in Valencia, located right next to the beach Las Arenas. It is full of cool bars, trendy restaurants and colorful buildings, while still retaining its gritty charm. Some of the bride's favorite spots to check out are Casa Montaña for incredible tapas, La Fabrica de Hielo for drinks and live music, and Neptuno for paella with ocean views.

Yes, it may still be nice enough out to enjoy the beach in October! There are 3 beaches that are easily accissible from the city without a car. Furthest south, right next to the neighborhood El Cabanyal, is Playa Arenas, the busiest beach. Walking north along Las Arenas Beach will lead you to the calmer Playa de la Malvarrosa. Walking further north, finally you will come upon the Playa de la Patacona, the quietest of the three options.