Plan Your Visit to Mestalla Stadium: Timings and Directions

To keep Mestalla safe and enjoyable, please follow the stadium rules. Large bags and outside food and drink may be refused entry. Photography is allowed, but flash and professional equipment may be restricted during matches. Smoking is not allowed in the stands, and animals are not allowed except assistance dogs. Please treat staff and other visitors with respect.

On match days, Mestalla has accessible entrances and designated wheelchair spaces with companion seats. The guided tour is not fully accessible: visitors with reduced mobility can visit the pitchside, dressing room, chapel, museum and fan box, which must be booked in advance.

On-site dining is limited outside match days, but there are plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance, from traditional tapas to international food, ideal before or after your visit.

Take a piece of Mestalla home from the official Mestalla Store at the stadium (Plaza Valencia CF, 2), which sells Valencia CF shirts, scarves, caps and other memorabilia.

Valencia has hotels for every budget. For value, try Hotel RH Sorolla Centro in the city center or Sweet Hotel Renasa, close to the stadium. For mid-range comfort, Casual de las Artes Valencia and Hotel Malcom and Barret, near the City of Arts and Sciences, combine good amenities with great locations. For luxury, choose the five-star SH Valencia Palace or Hotel Balneario Las Arenas on the beachfront.

Valencia is full of culture and sights. Explore the City of Arts and Sciences, with its museums and Europe's largest aquarium, or visit Valencia Cathedral, which blends Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque styles, about a 25-minute walk away. The Turia Gardens, next to the stadium, are perfect for a relaxing walk after your visit.