Valencia's Maritime Station is one of the most modern in Spain. Next to the modernist clock building and warehouses lies the dock where the pleasure boats leave from.
Valencia's Maritime Station is one of the most modern in Spain. Each year more than 500,000 people depart from the Passenger Terminal on their way to the Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, and Genova. In addition to human passengers, it is the top Spanish port and one of the most important European ones for cargo (containers) shipping. Next to the modernist Edificio del Reloj (clock building) and Edificio de los Tinglados (warehouse) lies the dock where the Golondrinas (pleasure boats) leave from; these provide daily tours around the beautiful inner harbour. Also nearby are the Reales Atarazanas (Royal Dockyards), a historic and artistic monument that houses the Maritime Museum.
Tourist Attractions: Monument
Century: early XX
Style: Modernist
Itinerary: P. Maritims
Category: 
Clocktower and Drydock buildings. The Port Sheds and buildings.
Useful Information
- Open all days
- Admission free.
The Port Sheds Map
Address:
Doctor J.J. Domine, Valencia 46011.
The Port Sheds Pictures
