Sip on creative cocktails at these 8 unforgettable bars in Valencia.

From speakeasies to tiki bars, Valencia’s cocktail scene is a must-try experience to fully understand Valencian culture. The city is known for its refreshing Agua de Valencia – containing orange juice, gin, vodka, and sparkling wine. Whether you’re a cocktail lover or a curious newcomer, there is something for everyone on this list.

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Founded in 1994, Café de las Horas is tucked away in Valencia’s city center. This old-fashioned establishment was created with a strong desire for a timeless Neo-Baroque space. Its inspiration came from literary cafés, Parisian cafés, English tea rooms, and American cocktail bars. To this day, remnants of the hermitage from San Jaime are preserved within its walls. Café de las Horas’ name derives from the medieval Books of Hours and the myth of Cronus. Don’t miss the legendary Agua de Valencia, prepared using freshly squeezed Valencian orange juice, gin, vodka, and sparkling wine.

Apotheke is one of Valencia’s first speakeasies, designed to resemble that of a 1920s pharmacy. Its most recognized cocktail is Sake Sour, which is over 20 years old and is comprised of Japanese sake, Tio Pepe fine, bergamot liqueur, apple-infused olive oil, and edible toffee sponge. An excellent unconventional tapa to try is the champiñones bravas which contains sauteed mushrooms, an egg and kimchi emulsion, chorizo dust, and toasted garlic.

Hawaika is a tiki bar curated from Tiki, Polynesian, and Hawaiian culture. Its tropical-themed drinks are prepared with flavored syrups and fresh fruit juices and topped with colorful details. The interior is styled with fountains, Tiki sculptures, wooden Hawaiian masks, bamboo accents, and lush greenery to bring a bit of tropical island culture to travelers. Visitors can also sip on natural juices, smoothies, artisan ice creams, slushies, as well as tapas-style dishes. Click here to discover more of the best tapas restaurants in Valencia.

The Jungle is a tropical escape in the heart of Valencia. Its calm and welcoming ambiance sets the perfect scene to converse with friends over one-of-a-kind flavor combinations. To accompany every glass, guests can munch on small dishes while lounging on the terrace. From fruity daiquiris to margaritas, each cup offers a sense of adventure and relaxation. Make sure to try its spectacular black widow, containing coffee liqueur, plantation rum, amaro, salted caramel syrup, and chocolate bitters.

Café Madrid Valencia was established in 1940 and very quickly became a favorite for Valencian locals. Located inside the historic 4-star boutique hotel Marqués House dating back to the 19th century, this lively tapas bar and cocktail lounge shows off the best parts of Spanish culture. Its expertly crafted drinks, refreshing sangrias, and iconic classics capture every traveler’s heart. The warm and inviting atmosphere is perfect for deep conversations with loved ones.

Café Berlin is an eclectic Berlin-inspired bar in Ruzafa, providing an alternative drink menu. Open since 2012, it offers different events every day of the week, such as language exchange, Thursday gulls, and exhibitions. Whether you’re enjoying a classic cocktail with a modern twist or sampling one of their signature creations, guests are sure to be immersed in a dynamic atmosphere of music, art, and cocktails. To discover more about Valencia’s history and culture, check out these 8 historic churches.

Perched atop the iconic Barceló Valencia Hotel, this 270º terrace offers panoramic views of Valencia’s city skyline and Mediterranean Sea. This modern rooftop bar is a sophisticated oasis where guests can savor handcrafted creations against a stunning city backdrop. The rooftop bar offers an outdoor pool, exclusive to the summer. From classic cocktails to late-night tributes, the terrace provides a glamorous setting for sipping and socializing.

Established over 20 years ago, The Lounge is a small, family-owned bar located in the city center. Travelers can take advantage of the long artisanal wine and beer list, along with its cultivated mixed drinks. Guests can munch on tapas, tequeños, and hot dogs while taking in the old-fashioned décor. Make sure to sip on a San Francisco, which consists of pineapple juice, orange juice, peach juice, and grenadine.