La Gran Via (Cánovas) is Eixample at its most stately—broad tree‑lined avenues, grand apartments with balconies, and a destination dining scene that hums from lunch to late. With the Turia Gardens as your backyard and Colón metro minutes away, it’s upscale city living with real neighborhood warmth.

Penya‑Roja is the modern side of Camins al Grau, hugging the City of Arts & Sciences and the Turia river‑park. With newer apartments, underground parking, elevators, and fast access to the marina and beaches, it’s a favorite for expats who want contemporary comfort and easy mobility.

La Creu del Grau is a practical, sea‑adjacent neighborhood in Valencia’sCamins al Graudistrict. With everyday shops, quick transport links, and fast access to the marina, beaches, and the City of Arts & Sciences, it’s a smart pick for expats who want value and convenience without the downtown price tag. 🌊

Camí Fondo sits in Valencia’s Camins al Grau district, bridging the center and the sea. It’s a practical, well-connected neighborhood with everyday shops, friendly rent levels, and fast access to the Turia Gardens, the City of Arts & Sciences, the marina, and the Mediterranean.

Albors sits in Valencia’s Camins al Grau district, just east of the city center. It’s a practical, well-connected neighborhood with friendly rent levels, everyday conveniences, and quick routes to the Turia Gardens, the beach, and the City of Arts & Sciences—ideal for expats who want comfort and connectivity without the crowds.

Aiora (Ayora)(ES: Ayora, VAL: Aiora) is a leafy, family‑friendly neighborhood in Valencia’s Camins al Grau district. Situated between the Turia Gardens and the Mediterranean, it offers easy metro access, affordable housing, and a calmer rhythm than the city’s nightlife zones — a practical favorite for expats who want balance.

From its time as an industrial hub to becoming a multicultural enclave, and now, to the beating heart of Valencia’s creative and culinary scene, this neighborhood has always been in motion. Today, it’s a favorite for artists, digital nomads, food lovers, and expats seeking a social, walkable, and globally connected lifestyle.