Renowned for its history, culture and commerce, the Port of Valencia is an unmissable sight for travellers visiting the city. Its shimmering blue waters and splendid skyline make it the perfect place to bask in the Spanish sunshine, indulge in some retail therapy or savour the local cuisine right beside the Mediterranean Sea.With a rich past dating back to the Roman era, Valencia’s marina is home to many iconic landmarks – like the Clock Building which was built in 1916. Visitors can also embark on catamaran tours and boat trips. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing sunset cruises, a visit to local caves or thrilling water sports – you’ll find it here.But it’s not just about business – Valencia's marina is a well-known cultural centre which celebrates the art and music of the region. You'll find plenty of museums, galleries and performance spaces – like the Veles e Vents with its minimalist contemporary architecture and concert hall hosting regular exhibitions and performances.The port’s thriving food scene is sure to tantalize your taste buds, with a variety of eateries serving up local delights such as freshly caught fish or paella. As the sun goes down, the trendy cocktail bars come to life with live DJ sets - the ideal spot to enjoy a refreshing Agua de Valencia, the city's signature drink.