Fuente de datos: Las métricas de seguridad, criminalidad y calidad provienen de Numbeo, una base de datos global de datos reportados por la comunidad.
Todas las puntuaciones son comparaciones relativas en una escala de 0-100, donde 50 = promedio global. Puntuaciones más altas significan mejor que el promedio, puntuaciones más bajas significan peor que el promedio.
Valencia, Spain
Historic heart of Valencia, the old town bordered by a medieval wall, home to charming neighborhoods like El Carmen, La Seu, and El Mercat.
Historic heart of Valencia, the old town bordered by a medieval wall, home to charming neighborhoods like El Carmen, La Seu, and El Mercat.
Ciutat Vella, meaning "Old City" in Valencian, is the historic heart of Valencia, characterized by its medieval architecture and a vibrant, diverse atmosphere. This district, home to approximately 28,200 residents across 1.72 square kilometers, offers a very high degree of walkability and cycling friendliness, making it easy to navigate its narrow, winding streets. Public transport connectivity is also very high, with numerous bus stops and a metro station, ensuring excellent access to the wider city. While the district boasts a rich historic character and high internationality, it has a very low amount of green space, ranking 47th out of 48 city districts, and a low family-friendliness score.
The district is a hub of activity, featuring a moderate nightlife scene and an abundance of cultural and leisure facilities. Residents have access to 36 museums, 10 theaters, 10 cinemas, and 15 libraries. The gastronomic scene is extensive, with 217 cafes, 518 restaurants, and 160 bars. Essential services are also well-represented, including 32 schools, 36 doctors, 13 hospitals, 47 pharmacies, and 35 supermarkets. The air quality in Ciutat Vella is generally good, with an AQI of 2.3, comparable to the city's baseline.
Living in Ciutat Vella offers an immersive urban experience, blending historic charm with modern conveniences. The area is particularly suited for individuals or couples who appreciate history, culture, and a lively city environment, as well as students and professionals seeking a central, well-connected location with a strong international presence. However, those prioritizing quietness, extensive green spaces, or a suburban feel might find the district less appealing. Real estate in Ciutat Vella reflects its prime location and historic appeal, with approximate rental prices for apartments around 22.5 EUR per square meter and purchase prices around 4200 EUR per square meter. Recent developments include the renovation of historic buildings into modern residences, offering unique living opportunities.
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How this district scores across different lifestyle factors
Based on city data with district-specific air quality adjustment
Safety Index
62Crime Index
62Healthcare Index
77Resilience Score
N/AInherited from Valencia
Aceptable
Índice de Calidad del Aire: 2
