Shopping, dining, restaurants, a gym, and even a movie theater fills this modern multi level…read morecomplex. I was staying at the adjacent Aqua Hotel complex and had easy walking access to all the shops and stores here. You could have a self contained life here in this mini city. After you're done working out, catch a bite and check out Piratas del Caribe: En mareas misteriosas

This department store had everything we needed from restaurants to eclectic stores, most…read moreimportantly Zara! (Spanish clothing and accessories store) Note: Free wifi!

The big daddy megastore with everything you could want. Now think a Target or Walmart but with way…read morehigher quality. Eateries, fashion, fine foods, you name it. This one's fairly new a handful of years to coincide with the development of the area with the Calatrava center.

As a USA tourist living abroad in Spain, it was fair to say that el corte ingles is one of the best…read moredepartment stores in the world. It is a mixture of Best Buy, wal-Mart, and Macy's. You can come to el corte with or without a budget and still leave the store more than satisfied. The layout was all clean and efficient. The store was clean. The staff was nice." - Ansel Ponce Diama

Love this shop! It has an accessories from H&M sort of vibe and pricing. Lots of unique gifts and…read morejewelry/accessories for yourself or others. Grab all your beach needs, quirky key chains, hats, sunglasses, magnets, notebooks, and more. There are several all over the city, some larger than others, but they all have a variety of different items. The dogs in sunglasses coffee cups I bought in 2014 are still my favorite!

The location was perfect, close to our hotel in Valencia. Had things for who is traveling. The…read moreplace was well organized and clean. Staff helped me find what I need easily.

Maybe one of the smallest Mercadonas ive been in. At the base,ent level of the Aqua Multispacio…read moreshopping center, inexpected something bigger. Howeverkt had the requisite snacks inneeded for my hotel room and of course my favorite Vichy Catalan as my beverage of choice in Spain

I went in this adorable gift shop three times when I was in Valencia this summer for 10 days. They…read morehave such a great selection of unique gifts, house ware items, and edibles all packed into this decent sized vintage inspired shop. As Suzie G. said, even window shopping here is pleasant - if you happen to walk by when they are closed for siesta. I left with wooden paella spoons, little candied orange slices, and a porron (which I learned from my Valencia Tapas Tour is a dessert wine pitcher used at parties). I also had my eye on the black porcelain sparrows, which I learned is a typical Valencian house warming gift. Definitely worth a visit for a gift to take home or give to your host. Everything is decently priced with many things being under a couple euros - but be forewarned, they wouldn't accept my €50.

This is such a lovely shop, great for gifts and original souvenirs. Everything is made in Spain…read morefrom chocolate bars to wicker bags (from Valencia), knives and vintage games. Even window shopping in this ¨Simple¨ shop gives me a big smile.

They have all your basic mall needs covered. Pretty open and clean with great lighting. Awesome…read morefood and desserts. I love to walk around there even for window shopping and clearing my head. The staff at the shops is very friendly, especially at Women's Secret (also GREAT DISCOUNTS all the time, HELLO!) and Zara.

This is a large shopping mall near the aquarium. I'll be…read morehonest with you, I came here because it was too damn hot. I was going to the aquarium but decided to go inside the shopping mall to enjoy some ac and buy some water. There are lots of stores such as Zara. Make sure you check out Carrefour. It is huge! The selection of ham and cheese is great- it took me a long time to decide what I wanted. Carrefour also has a cafe- I got an empadana there. There are many taxis outside the mall, so that you can easily lug back all your shopping.