Team Kick-off 2026

Welcome to
Valencia

Our first team session — where the city is as vibrant as the team.

12 & 13 March 2026 Calle Sorní 12
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Venue

Vortex Coworking

A boutique coworking space in the heart of Valencia's L'Eixample, steps from Mercado Colón and the Turia Garden. Flexible plans, 24/7 access, and a relaxed professional atmosphere — the perfect base for two days of collaboration.

24/7 Access High-speed WiFi Meeting rooms Boutique setting Near Turia Garden
Calle Sorní · L'Eixample, Valencia vortexcoworking.es ↗
Vortex Coworking Valencia
Schedule

Program

Thursday · March 12

15:00
Kick-off presentation
17:30
Drinks
19:30
Dinner

Friday · March 13

09:00
Co-working
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Mascleta
17:00
Fin
Team Dinner · March 12 · 19:30
Puerta del Mar

Authentic Valencian paellas and rice dishes, aged grilled meats, and fresh fish from the finest Mediterranean markets. A Valencia institution since 1989.

Calle Transits 4 · Valencia restaurantepuertadelmar.com ↗ ↓ Group menu PDF
Puerta del Mar — paella
Conditions

What to Wear

~16°C
☀️ Sunny days expected

Average March high: 16–18°C (60–64°F)

Average March low: 8–10°C (46–50°F)

Rain chance: Low (5–15%)

Humidity: Moderate

💡 Pack light layers — Valencia in March is delightfully mild and sunny. Days can be warm enough for a light jacket, but evenings cool down. Comfortable walking shoes are a must as the city is very walkable. The Mascleta on March 13 is outdoors!
Near Calle Sorní 12

Worth Exploring

The office sits in the heart of L'Eixample — one of Valencia's most charming neighbourhoods, steps away from landmarks, markets, and excellent restaurants.

Mercado de Colón
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Market · Architecture
Mercado de Colón
Carrer de Jorge Juan, 19 — 2 min walk
★★★★4.4 · 46k reviews
A stunning Art Nouveau market hall with tapas bars, wine shops, and Valencia's best horchata. Perfect for a morning coffee or afternoon snack.
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Edificio de los Dragones
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Architecture · Landmark
Edificio de los Dragones
C/ de Sorní, 4 — steps from the office
★★★★4.3 · Modernist gem
A rare Valencian Modernist building right on your doorstep — medieval, Gothic, and Art Nouveau details on a single façade. Great photo opportunity.
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El Parterre
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Park · Garden
El Parterre
Plaça d'Alfons el Magnànim — 10 min walk
★★★★½4.5 · Open 24h
A beautiful urban garden with a bronze statue of King James I and impressive ficus trees. A peaceful spot in the city centre, open all hours.
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La Lonja de la Seda
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UNESCO · History
La Lonja de la Seda
C/ de la Llotja, 2 — 15 min walk
★★★★½4.6 · 29k reviews
Valencia's breathtaking Gothic Silk Exchange — a UNESCO World Heritage site. Twisted columns, vaulted ceilings, and centuries of merchant history. €2 entry.
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Sabora Gourmet
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Restaurant · On Sorní St
Sabora Gourmet
C/ de Sorní, 15 — right around the corner
★★★★½4.6 · 375 reviews
"Michelin-star level food at bistro prices." An exceptional menú del día at €18.90. A hidden gem beloved by locals — arrive before 2pm.
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La Diva
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Restaurant · Evening
La Diva
C/ de Sorní, 42 — on Sorní street
★★★★4.0 · 7k reviews
Stylish restaurant with vibrant atmosphere, fresh Valencian-inspired cuisine, and a lively bar. Ideal for the team dinner on March 12.
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Turia Garden Valencia
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Park · 9 km
Turia Garden
Antiguo cauce del Turia — 5 min walk
★★★★★4.8 · Most visited park in Spain
A 9 km green ribbon carved from Valencia's old Turia riverbed. Cycling paths, playgrounds, the Gulliver Park, and the City of Arts and Sciences at its eastern end. Valencia's European Green Capital 2024.
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Destination

About Valencia

Spain's third-largest city is a sun-soaked Mediterranean gem — famous for its architecture, paella, vibrant culture, and a quality of life that makes it one of Europe's most liveable cities.

Getting Around

Valencia is supremely walkable. The city also has an excellent metro, tram, and extensive cycling infrastructure. From the city centre, the beach (Playa de la Malvarrosa) is a short tram ride away.

Food & Drink

Birthplace of paella, Valencia's food scene is world-class. Look out for arroz a banda, fideuà, fresh tiger nuts (horchata), and buñuelos. The Central Market is one of Europe's finest.

City of Arts & Sciences

Santiago Calatrava's futuristic complex is a must-see — a stunning ensemble of architecture housing an opera house, science museum, and aquarium in a former riverbed.

Practical Tips

Language: Spanish & Valencian. Currency: Euro (€). Time zone: CET (UTC+1). Tipping: not mandatory but appreciated. The airport is 15 min by metro from the city centre.

UNESCO Heritage · March 15–19

Las Fallas

We arrive just as Valencia's most iconic festival is about to ignite. Las Fallas is an explosion of fire, art, and gunpowder — declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

For days leading up to the main event, the city erects hundreds of fallas — towering satirical sculptures made of papier-mâché and wood — in every square and street. On the final night (La Cremà, March 19), they are all ceremonially burned. The Mascleta on our programme (March 13, 14:00) is a spectacular daily pyrotechnic display in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento — a wall of sound and smoke that has to be experienced to be believed.
700+

Fallas monuments erected across the city every year

1497

Year the carpenters' guild first celebrated the feast of Saint Joseph

2016

Year UNESCO declared Las Fallas an Intangible Cultural Heritage

Mar 19

La Cremà — the night all monuments are set ablaze simultaneously