The Museu d’Art Contemporàni de Pego is a space containing some of the works that received awards in the Certamen de Pintura Vila de Pego, which was first held in 1976.

Shed 15 of the south dock of the port of Gandía houses this exceptional museum, which brings together a hundred replicas of ships.

One hundred and forty (and rising) wooden scale models of ships of all eras and sizes, replicated in with bountiful detail.

The Museum of the Sea is a welcoming exhibition space, located at a point that offers an impressive and privileged view of the sea.

Since 2008, Alicante has been the starting port for all editions of the Ocean Race regatta, and it will do so again at the next two. The Ocean Race Museum is in its port area; it’s an interactive space open to all, telling the story of Spain’s 41 years’ participation in the world’s toughest regatta have been.

Lateen sailing is one of the symbols of the culture and traditional way in Valencians

The Modern Art Museum Pedralba 2000 is located in a typical three-floor farmhouse in Pedralba, Valencia, where you can see and enjoy a large collection of modern art works made up of over 300 paintings and sculptures from artists from Spain and around the world.

The Focam is a small private museum that contains photographs that range from the invention of photography to the present day.

The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo "Florencio de la Fuente", located in the Cuesta del Ángel in the district of La Villa de Requena, is a very special space, not only because of its dimensions, but also because it represents a notable feature amongst those that give the district its identity. Its long balconies and location have given it a unique character that makes it one of the best known and iconic images of the entire Historic-Artistic Ensemble.

Founded by the famous art critic, Vicente Aguilera Cerni, the MACVAC of Vilafamés was opened in 1972 and is commonly believed to be one of the first modern art museums to be opened in Spain. It houses more than 500 works by leading national and international figures in the world of avant-garde art.

One of the oldest wine cellars of Valencia, still conserved in the old quarter of the city. Celler's origins go back to an old 13th century farmhouse. The company's gastro-cultural concept offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in the culture of wine, discovering the methods used to make and conserve it. The interior offers exhibitions, guided visits and wine tastings.