Detailed Guide for Digital Nomads in Valencia: Discover and Work in the City of the Turia

July 23, 2024

Becoming a digital nomad is embracing a lifestyle that allows the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. And what better place to temporarily set up your office than Valencia? From Nommadas Hotel we offer the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful center of Valencia or? the capital of the Turia. Here is an extensive guide for digital nomads who want to make the most of their experience in Valencia:

1. Local Monument Guides: Exploring the History of Valencia

Valencia is a city steeped in history and cultural heritage. Make the most of your time exploring its emblematic monuments, each telling a part of the city’s fascinating history:

La Catedral de Valencia: Conocida también como la Catedral de Santa María, este impresionante edificio de arquitectura gótica alberga la famosa Capilla del Santo Cáliz, que se dice que contiene el Santo Grial.
La Lonja de la Seda: Declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, esta obra maestra de la arquitectura gótica civil es un testimonio del próspero pasado comercial de Valencia.
Las Torres de Serranos: Estas antiguas puertas de la muralla medieval son uno de los mejores ejemplos de arquitectura militar en Europa y ofrecen vistas panorámicas impresionantes de la ciudad.Para una experiencia más enriquecedora, considera unirte a visitas guiadas especializadas o utilizar aplicaciones móviles que proporcionen información detallada sobre los monumentos mientras exploras Valencia.
La Plaza de la Reina: Donde se encuentra el Miguelete, también conocido como el campanario de la Catedral de Valencai o Torre del Micalet (en valenciano), el Miguelete es uno de los iconos más reconocibles de la ciudad.
La Plaza del Ayuntamiento: A escasos metros del hotel Nommadas Jero, donde se encuentran muchas azoteas donde tomar algo (roof tops o sky bars). Ahí podremos tomarnos un cocktail mientras disfrutamos de la ciudad.

2. Beach Guide: Relaxation and Inspiration

After a day of productive work, there is nothing like relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Valencia. Just a few meters from the hotel, with miles of golden sand and crystal clear waters, these beaches are a paradise for sun and sea lovers:

Malvarrosa Beach: The most famous of Valencia’s beaches, Malvarrosa offers a wide stretch of golden sand, numerous restaurants and bars along the promenade, and a lively atmosphere that makes it the perfect place to socialize and relax.
Playa de la Patacona: A little further north of the Malvarrosa, Playa de la Patacona is known for being quieter and less crowded. It is ideal for those looking for a more relaxed atmosphere to enjoy the sun and the sea.To make the most of your time at the beach, consider bringing along a hammock, an umbrella and, of course, sunscreen.
Pobla de Farnals Beach: 10 minutes from Valencia, with a typical village of the Valencian Community and where you can enjoy a horchata with fartons.
El Saler Beach: With endless dunes and known for being close to the Albufera Park, where the rice of the Valencian paella is always eaten. There you can watch a sunset or stroll through the rice fields.

Important! Remember the sunscreen. If you can, bring a chair and a cap or something to cover your head.

3. Cool Places (Food + Wifi): Work and Play in Charming Cafes and Restaurants

Working as a digital nomad doesn’t mean being limited to your accommodation. Valencia is full of charming cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy good food while you work:

Café de las Horas: Located in the heart of Barrio del Carmen, this café is known for its bohemian atmosphere, quirky decor and delicious selection of pastries and coffees.
Bluebell Coffee Co.: Located in the lively Ruzafa neighborhood, Bluebell Coffee Co. offers a modern and cozy atmosphere, perfect for working productively while enjoying a good coffee.
Ubik Café: This quirky café-bookstore in the Benimaclet neighborhood is the ideal place for reading lovers looking for a quiet and relaxed environment to work in. In addition to providing free wifi and an excellent selection of drinks and food, these cafés and restaurants are often inspiring spaces where you can meet other digital nomads and local creatives.
Café Berlin: In the well-known Ruzafa neighborhood, a 5-minute walk from Hotel Nommadas, with ambient lights and live music as well as concerts.
Federal Café: Two blocks away from our hotel. With spectacular bruch. You will not stay hungry.

4. Getting Around by Public Transport: Exploring Valencia Efficiently

Valencia has an efficient public transportation system that allows you to easily get around the city and its surroundings:

Metro: With lines covering much of the city, Valencia’s metro is a fast and convenient option for getting from one place to another. Streetcar: The streetcar is another popular option for getting around the city center and to coastal areas such as Malvarrosa Beach.
Buses: Valencia’s extensive bus network covers areas not served by the metro or streetcar, giving you access to virtually anywhere you want to go, and to make getting around easier, consider purchasing the rechargeable “Valencia Card” transport card, which offers discounts on travel and greater convenience when planning your trips around the city.

5. Recreational Activities: Balancing Work with Leisure and Exploration

In addition to working productively, it is important to set aside time to explore and enjoy all that Valencia has to offer:

The Turia Garden: This former Turia riverbed, converted into a linear park, is the perfect place to stroll, play sports or simply relax outdoors. With gardens, playgrounds and bike paths, the Turia Garden offers a green haven in the heart of the city.
City of Arts and Sciences: This futuristic architectural complex houses a variety of cultural and scientific attractions, including an aquarium, planetarium and science museum. It is a must-see for lovers of science, technology and art.
Excursions Outside the City: Take advantage of your time in Valencia to explore the charms of nearby towns and landscapes. From excursions to the nearby Albufera, a beautiful lake surrounded by rice paddies, to visits to picturesque coastal towns like Cullera or Altea, there are plenty of options to explore beyond the city limits.

Joining guided tours or organized excursions can be a great way to discover the hidden treasures of Valencia and its surroundings, as well as to meet other travelers and digital nomads who share your interests.

We hope you enjoy your time as a digital nomad in Valencia to the fullest! Take advantage of this opportunity to work productively while exploring a city full of history, culture and natural beauty. With this detailed guide, you’ll be well prepared to make the most of all that Valencia has to offer to be a Nommy. Good luck and happy travels!