Founded : 18 March 1919 colours : White Address : Street Roger de Lauria, 19 46002 Valencia Tel: 0034 902 01 19 19 Ground :Estadio Mestalla
Capacity : 49,092
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Valencia Football club also known as Valencia CF (Valencia Club de Futbol) or Los Che (the Bats) is a professional Spanish football club based in Valencia, Spain. Valencia was established on 16th March 1919 and since 1923 Valencia play their home matches at Estadio Mestalla which is the fifth biggest stadium in Spain with capacity about 53,000 seats. They are soon to move into the 75,000-seater Nou Mestalla in the north-west of the city in 2011. Valencia is one of the biggest football clubs across the world in terms of number of associates, currently more than 45,000 associates. Valencia Football Club is the third most successful club in Spain after Real Madrid and Barcelona. Totally Valencia has won 6 La Liga titles, 7 Copa del Rey trophies, 3 UEFA Cups, 1 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and 2 UEFA Super Cups. If you want to attend a match of popular club with an interesting games, you must have the Valencia football tickets. Valencia always serve the spectators with a fast and impressive games. We are here to offer you the best Valencia tickets from trusted merchants. See at the fixtures and selected the tickets you are looking for and You will be redirected to the trusted merchant we recommended. Find the Exclusive Valencia football tickets just on mouse click @ FC Tickets.
the airport of Valencia is Valencia Manises Airport that located about 9 km from the city center. It is a small airport with one terminal, but it has direct flights connecting Valencia with about 15 European countries with Iberia Airlines is the primary. It also focus on European budget airline Ryanair.
Getting to the city from airport is easy enough. you can take the subway which links to the main central station in Valencia (Estación del Norte, next to Xativa metro). These depart around every 8 minutes, and take approximately 20 minutes to get you into town. There also a regular buses that depart every half hour from airport to the city which run between 20-45 minutes.
If you want to get Taxi, it will cost you about €20-€25 (there is a €4 supplement on all journeys from the airport)
By Train
Valencia has good connections with other major Spanish cities through the rail network with the main train station is Estacion del Norte. It servers several trains a day run from Madrid and Barcelona, taking around 3 and a half hours.
By Road
From the Valencia Airport, it’s about a 12km journey to the stadium. You’ll go South from the airport, heading for V-11. Merge onto V-11 and then you’ll merge onto E-901/A-3, following the signs for Valencia. Follow Avinguda del Cid/CV-3663/Av del Cid, and then take the ramp to Av del Cid. Turn left at Calle del 9 de Octubre, passing through 1 roundabout. Turn right at Paseo de la Pechina, slightly right at Calle de Castan Tobenas, and then slightly right to get back onto Paseo de la Pechina. This road will have many names, including Calle de Guillem de Castro, Calle de Blanquerias, and Calle del Pintor Lopez – but stay on this road. You’ll turn left finally at Peunte de las Flores, which will then turn into Paseo de la Alameda. At the roundabout, you’ll take the 2nd exit onto Av de Suecia, and then turn right to stay on this road. The stadium will be on your right.
Estadio de Mestalla Map
Directions to Estadio Mestalla
Public transport
The stadium is about 3km northeast of central Valencia, and you can reach there by just walking for 20 minutes. But if you’d prefer not to walk, you can always take the metro’s line 5 to the stadium. The nearest metro station is Aragon. A metro ticket will cost you under €2.
Bus: Line 10 (from the Northern Railway Station) or line 80 (from the Main Railway Station).
Driving direction
From the Valencia train station, it’s about a 3km drive to the stadium. You’ll head south from the station on Calle de Alicante toward Calle de Castellon, onto which you’ll turn left. Then turn left at Calle del General Sanmartin and left again at Calle de Ruzafa. Then it’s a right at Calle de Cirilo Amoros, right again at Calle del Grabador Esteve, and right again at Plaza de Canovas del Castillo.
You’ll need to turn left to stay on Plaza de Canovas del Castillo, and then you’ll turn right at Gran Via del Marques del Turia. At the Plaza de Zaragoza roundabout, take the 5th exit onto Paseo de la Alameda. Turn right onto Paseo de la Alameda, and then continue on Calle del General Gil Dolz. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Av de Suecia, and then turn right to stay on Av de Suecia. The stadium will be on your right.
Eating and drinking
Barrio del Carmen is one of the major nightlife neighbourhoods in the city centre, which caters to a generally young and trendy crowd. There are a number of bars and clubs here, including Café Infanta, Johnny Maracas and Blue Iguana. Drinks tend to be on the pricier side, but then these are some of the places to be seen in the city.
Slightly further away you'll find the more relaxed district of Plaza del Cedro and its surrounding streets. Plenty of tapas bars and restaurants where can enjoy a pint and a bite to eat at slightly more reasonable prices - look out for the offers in the early evening (6-8pm ish) where a lot of places will offer Tercio y Tapas for as little as 1 or 2 Euros. The more famous bars/pubs in this area are El Tornillo, Velvet Underground, Wah Wahs and Matisse.
Local Foods & Beverages
Watch out for the Agua de Valencia - it's not what it sounds like. Far from a cold, refreshing water, it's actually more like Buck's Fizz - orange juice and Cava. Still, it's lovely stuff.
When it comes to food, Valencia's all about the paella. Typicall served with chicken (and occasionally rabbit), it's rarer to find a good paella served here with seafood, although it is possible. There's no one set way of making the dish, as every restaurant (and Spaniard) will have their own twist. Typical Valencian paella is made in an iron pot over a wood flame - never gas or electric.
Also, beware the restaurants that serve paella for one person only. Typically the dish must be cooked in sufficient quantities to feed at least two people (because of the size of the pan), so any solo servings are almost certain to be pre-prepared or frozen, and not of the best quality. It's also more of an afternoon meal than an evening one, so if you're looking for a good paella head out for a late lunch, rather than a late tea.
Irish & English Pubs
There are a fair few Irish/ex-pat bars in the city centre. Exactly how authentic each of them are, we'll leave it to you to decide, but if you are looking for that taste of home then head along to one of Finnegans of Dublin on Plaza de la Reina, St Patrick's on Gran Via Marqués de Turia, The Guinness House on Plaza de Patriarca, Mulligans on Calle Yecla, The Dubliner on Avenida de la Paz or The News on Calle Coreos.
Where to stay
Hotel The stadium is in a relatively undeveloped area of Valencia, so there isn’t much around it in the way of restaurants, shops or hotels. But it’s close enough to the city center that staying there and taking the metro or tram (or walking) to the stadium shouldn’t be difficult.
Hotel Zenit Valencia – C/ Balien 8, Valencia – Near the city hall and cathedral in city center, on-site restaurant, parking available, fitness center, breakfast included. Rooms from €85
Hotel Kris Consul del Mar – Avda del Puerto 39, Valencia – 57 rooms, on-site cafe, internet available, parking available, laundry service. Rooms from €97.
Petit Palace Bristol – Abadia de San Martin 3, Valencia – In the city center, 43 rooms (28 doubles), free internet access, all rooms en-suite, breakfast included. Rooms from €55.
Hostel Indigo Youth Hostel – Calle Guillem de Castro 64, Valencia – In the city center, free internet, 10 minute walk from train station, laundry service, fully equipped kitchen. Beds from €14.
Red Nest Hostel – Calle Paz 36, Valencia – In the city center, private and shared dorms, showers on every floor, big kitchen & dining area, internet access, laundry facilities, lounge area. Beds from €21.
Purple Nest Hostel – Plaza Tetuan #5, Valencia – In the city center, all rooms with A/C, on-site bar, dorms & private rooms, bathrooms on every floor. Beds from €21.
