The Valencia pavilion adopts a Spanish architectural style with red roofs and white walls. It is divided into three parts: garden, dry land and irrigated farmland.

Valencia, a city located in the southeast of Spain, enjoys sufficient sunshine 300 days a year. It is known as the "city of sunshine". This city is honored as "a pearl in the west coast of the Mediterranean Sea" for its sunshine and sandy beaches. Valencia is like a quiet, warm and sweet garden compared with enthusiastic Madrid and graceful Barcelona.

Spanish Valencia pavilion, visitors can appreciate the Gothic style structures from the 15th century and amazing buildings constructed in the 21st century.

The city aggressively mixes new and old, ancient and modern, and sea and land. In this old city, established on 138 AD, visitors can see Gothic style structures from the 15th century and amazing buildings constructed in the 21st century. The contrast makes the city much more unique.

The soft sandy beaches, clear water, wide sea and nearby mountains in Spanish Valencia pavilionall attract numerous tourists at home and abroad.

The Valencia pavilion adopts a Spanish architectural style with red roofs and white walls. It is divided into three parts: garden, dry land and irrigated farmland. This concept is derived from a unique environment created through a long process of integration between Latin, Islamic and Mediterranean culture.

Valencia is also a tourist destination. Its soft sandy beaches, clear water, wide sea and nearby mountains all attract numerous tourists at home and abroad.