Vibrant Valencia is one of the grandest places to go to on a holiday. This Spanish city on the Spanish East coast is so filled with life and activity that you will really be at a loss as to what to do first, where to go and what to see. A holiday to Valencia really makes you wish there were more hours in a day.
In Valencia the fun never stops, literally, after a full day of visiting the city, shopping, sightseeing, eating, exploring and more, you go back to the hotel for a leisurely dinner which is usually quite late, then head out to the bars and discos for some real action that keeps you up until 3 am! The town has fiestas and lively festivals, lovely beaches, parks, gardens and promises lots of fun.
It can truly be said that there is something for everyone in Valencia, from beaches to history, culture, museums, art and nature, the racing enthusiast has not been forgotten. The Valencia Street Circuit hosts the Valencia Grand Prix each year and is scheduled for June 2010. Actual racing takes place on the busy streets of Valencia and the harbor front.
In order to make your way to the Valencia grand prix you need to follow the guidelines given below:
Location: the Formula 1 Grand Prix is held on 3.4 mile harbor front street circuit in the industrial port area of Valencia. You can watch cars reach speeds of 200mph and enjoy a weekend of non stop action. The track is situated in the marina area and runs along the water’s edge, passing through nearby suburbs and the river Turia to finish back at the port.
Tickets: a new ticket system allows fans holding tickets to watch the race without a seat. Tickets for the new grandstand go on sale with a different pricing structure. Tribunes have been reorganized to optimize fans viewing abilities. Tickets are inclusive of 16% VAT and children of 5 years and under can go in free of charge; all seats are numbered.
Parking: will be a huge problem if you take your own vehicle; hence it is advisable to take public transport.
Transportation: the metro (subway) system is excellent and commuters are advised to use lines 4, 5 and 6.
The Municipal Transport Company of Valencia – EMT plans on increasing the number of bus routes in honour of the Valencia Grand Prix. In addition to its regular bus services, EMT will provide extra bus services for some of the regular routes all through the week leading up to and during the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
You can also use the tramway system to get to the street circuit of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. It is best to leave in good time to get to your seat well before the race begins to avoid the last minute rush. Make sure you get complete information on how to get to the venue well in advance.
In closing, you need to bear in mind that each tribune has only one access gate and you can enter the circuit only via your tribune access gate.
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