Miramar Essentials
It can't be emphasised enough how beautiful Miramar and the surrounding Safor regions are, it is also very family orientated. Miramar only has a population of just over 2000 and the village still retains that Spanish charm. Many Spanish families from Northern cities like Madrid take their vacations in the region making the entire experience very authentic. As there are so many places that you need to see, the web site contains a section describing local amenities and sightseeing and the other top sights within the entire Provence of Valencia.
Local Market
Each weekend in main summer period and most fiestas/bank holidays you will find this enchanting market. Offers wide range of gifts, jewellery and children's toys. Don't miss the best Mojito bar around!
Placa
The Placa ideal for families, large play area with the square used in the evening to host children's films, entertainment and even foam parties. The bar is also a Heladaria and nearby is Mira Heladaria, the best in Miramar!
Beach
If you want beautiful days at the beach with your family then there are countless Blue Flag Beaches, of course, Miramar boasts its very own. Numerous Tapas bars and restaurants dotted along the front; checkout Bar Intocables, Miramar Restaurant, Costa Blanca Restaurant, all of which can be found either side of Avgda. de al Mar Mediterrania.
Sport
For those more active there is also a very comprehensive Sports Centre. Also a great place to eat and have a few drinks whilst catching up on the football on the outside Terrace area with large TV. Go to their web site to see membership options
Swimming - Centre Esportiu el Molí
Miramar has it's own Indoor and Outdoor municipal swimming pools and sports centre having a massive range of fitness and sports activities. Situated on the main road just outside the village, you will pass it on RHS if walking to the Playa. The bus stop provides a link between all the local beaches up to Gandia and runs during summer months only.
Moors and Christians Festival
Miramar celebrates its Board of Trustees from August 6 to 12, in honour of the patron saint of the municipality, Sant Andreu. For a week, festive, musical and fun events are organized for all tastes and ages, culminating in the Moors and Christians parade and the Pyromusical Firework Display.
Valencia Must See
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Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
This aesthetically stunning complex occupies a massive 350,000-sq-metre swath of the old Turia riverbed.
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Catedral de Valencia
Built on an ancient Roman temple that was later a mosque, the Cathedral of Valencia is a Gothic-style building, although it preserves many elements from different periods, from Romanesque to Baroque eras. Work on the current building began in the 13th century.
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Jardines del Turia
The Turia Gardens is one of the largest urban parks in Spain. It runs through the city along nine kilometres of green space boasting foot paths, leisure and sports areas, and romantic spots where you can unwind. From Cabecera Park to the City of Arts and Sciences, the Turia Gardens are the perfect place for runners, cyclists, families and nature enthusiasts. Crossed by 18 bridges full of history, the former riverbed passes by the city's main museums and monuments on either bank.
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Bioparc València
Congolese Gorillas, Madagascan Lemurs, Savannah Lions and Nile Hippos. There are close to a thousand animals of 150 different African species at València’s Bioparc, with specially designed habitats to ensure their utmost well-being and comfort. Here the barriers are practically invisible. It aims to give visitors the chance to experience the African continent, and learn the importance of protecting natural environments.
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Las Fallas
From the 1st to 19th March, València is overturned by Fallas celebrations, a festivity that combines tradition, satire and art which shouldn’t be missed for anything in the world. The Fallas celebrations have evolved into temporary works of art which, in some cases, cost millions of euros.
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Birra and Blues
On a prominent corner near the market, Birra and blues offers 11 tasty beers brewed locally, served in a handsome modern space with semicircular bar and outdoor tables in the perfect 'people-watching' spot!'
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Navarro Restaurante
A byword in the city for decades for its quality rice dishes, Navarro is run by the grand kids of the original founders and it offers plenty of choice, outdoor seating and a set menu, including one of the rices as a main.
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Ibiza Ferry
Why not catch the ferry from nearby Denia to the beautiful Island of Ibiza?