Charming apartment on La Paz Street
Charming apartment on Calle La Paz, Valencia. This spacious residence features bright rooms and a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, oven, washing machine, dryer, and dining area. With 3 full bathrooms and an additional toilet, along with a cozy living room, it's the perfect space for sharing moments with roommates. Ideal for international students and young professionals, it is located in the vibrant Ciutat Vella neighborhood, known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and wide range of services and activities. An excellent opportunity to enjoy life in Valencia to the fullest.
The Ciutat Vella neighborhood, specifically La Paz Street in Valencia, is a captivating area where history and modernity blend in perfect harmony. Known for its rich cultural heritage and cosmopolitan atmosphere, this neighborhood enchants with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and vibrant cultural and gastronomic offerings.
La Paz Street, in particular, is iconic for its charming squares and proximity to the bustling city center. It is a place where bohemian cafes, boutique shops, and restaurants serving the best of local and international cuisine come together.
With its close proximity to historic landmarks, museums, and green spaces like the Turia Gardens, the Ciutat Vella neighborhood, especially La Paz Street, invites both residents and visitors to immerse themselves in the unique essence of Valencia, enjoying its dynamic and authentic urban life.
The area is very well connected and ideal for students. Living in Ciutat Vella means having fast and easy access to the main public transport options in Valencia:
-Metro Colón – Lines 3, 5, 7 and 9, connecting you with the airport and many key areas of the city.
-Metro Xàtiva – Lines 3, 5 and 9, right next to Estació del Nord and perfect for daily commuting.
-Estació del Nord – Valencia’s main train station, offering regional and long-distance train connections.
One of the great advantages of living in Valencia is the possibility of cycling everywhere through Valenbisi, the city’s public bike-sharing service. For only around 30€ per year, you can use bikes 24/7, 365 days a year.
*La Lonja de la Seda:* A UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its stunning Gothic architecture and its history as a silk trading center during the Middle Ages.
*La Plaza de la Reina and the Valencia Cathedral* : A monumental ensemble that includes the cathedral with its Miguelete tower and the Basilica of the Virgin of the Forsaken, iconic landmarks of Valencia.
*The Central Market* : One of the largest markets in Europe, renowned for its modernist architecture and the impressive variety of fresh and local products it offers.
*El Barrio del Carmen* : Part of Valencia's old town, known for its narrow medieval streets, Arab walls, and a vibrant nightlife with bars and restaurants.
*The Turia Gardens* : Former riverbed transformed into a vast urban park that runs through the city, ideal for walking, exercising, or simply relaxing.
*La Plaza del Ayuntamiento* : The nerve center of Valencia, where important cultural and social events take place, surrounded by historic and modernist buildings.
*The Valencia Museum of Fine Arts* : Located in an old convent, it houses an impressive art collection ranging from the 14th century to the present.
*The University of Valencia* : Founded in 1499, it is one of Spain's oldest universities and a renowned center for research and education.
- Don't smoke
- Pets are not allowed
- Parties are forbidden
- Take out the trash daily
- Short-term visits are allowed
Please keep in mind that the amount requested in the "other additional costs" field refers to tenant assistance coverage.