The back story
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Neighbourhood guide
El Cabanyal and Malvarrosa: the back story
The tiled houses of the old fishermen’s quarter, the beaches and paella by the sea.
Neighbourhood guide · Valencia
El Cabanyal & Malvarrosa: Our Favourites
The old fishermen’s quarter, the beaches of Las Arenas and Malvarrosa, Casa Carmela and La Pepica, and the Balneario Las Arenas.
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What to see and do
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The city beach
Malvarrosa and Las Arenas beaches
The wide city beaches, with a promenade behind them.
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Tiles and the sea
El Cabanyal to Malvarrosa
The tiled houses of the old fishermen’s quarter, then the promenade.
Where to eat
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Since 1922
Casa Carmela
Paella cooked over wood by the beach, for four generations.
Isabel de Villena 155, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
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Since 1898
La Pepica
Rice and seafood on the promenade, since 1898.
Avenida Neptuno 6, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
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An old bodega
Casa Montaña
An old wine tavern in El Cabanyal.
José Benlliure 69, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
Bars
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Patacona beach
La Casa de la Mar
A bar and restaurant on Patacona beach, north of Malvarrosa.
Avenida Novelista Blasco Ibáñez 8, 46120 AlborayaExplore View on map
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Wine from the barrel
Casa Montaña (by night)
Wine and tapas in an old Cabanyal bodega.
José Benlliure 69, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
Where to stay
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Five stars GL
Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort
The grand spa hotel on the beach at Las Arenas.
Calle Eugenia Viñes 22–24, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
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Four stars
Hotel Neptuno
A four-star hotel on the seafront promenade.
Paseo Neptuno 2, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
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On the seafront
Hotel Miramar
A small hotel on the promenade at Las Arenas.
Paseo Neptuno 32, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
Health and wellness
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By the sea
Spa Balneario Las Arenas
The spa of the Balneario Las Arenas, by the beach.
Calle Eugenia Viñes 22–24, 46011 ValenciaExplore View on map
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