Area guide
Where to live in Valencia.
The neighbourhoods international families consider, described as I'd describe them to a friend.
Rocafort
A quiet, upscale residential town just outside Valencia, known for its green surroundings and villa-style housing. A strong community feel with a relaxed, low-density lifestyle. Well connected to the city via metro, making commuting quick and easy. Popular among families and professionals seeking calm near the city.
Godella – Campolivar
An exclusive residential area with large homes, pine trees and a very peaceful environment. Campolivar stands out for its privacy, spacious plots and high-end villas. Close to Valencia but feels like a private retreat surrounded by nature. Favoured by international residents and families looking for quality living.
Bétera
A growing town with a mix of traditional Spanish charm and modern residential developments. Known for its natural surroundings, including the nearby Sierra Calderona. Offers golf courses, urbanizations and more affordable space compared to central Valencia. Popular for those seeking nature, space and a relaxed suburban lifestyle.
La Cañada
A residential area within Paterna known for its large villas and green environment. Well established international community with good schools and services. Excellent connectivity to Valencia city by metro and road. Combines suburban comfort with a family-friendly, international atmosphere.
Valencia city
A vibrant Mediterranean city known for its culture, architecture and lifestyle. A mix of historic charm, modern design and a lively urban atmosphere. Famous for its beaches, gastronomy and events. Ideal for those who want dynamic city living with coastal access.
The right area is rarely the most famous one. It's the one that matches how your family actually lives.
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