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Aiora, Valencia — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Aiora is a district of Valencia listing a flour mill, warehouse fronts, the chimney of Industrias Aceiteras Casanova and the Palauet d'Aiora.
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Where to stay in Aiora
Where visitors usually base themselves, and why.
Aiora keeps addresses rather than hotels: the Palauet d'Aiora, the fountain in the Jardí d'Aiora, warehouse fronts along Felipe Salvador street. Hotels play no part in that list. The rooms sit in Valencia's older quarters, which leaves this district as somewhere to walk out to for the chimney of Industrias Aceiteras Casanova and for the flour mill on Port avenue.
It suits you if a residential street is the point.
Few places to stay in Aiora — most visitors book in Valencia nearby.
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Things to do in and around Valencia
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Castles & Historic Sites
1- Palauet d'Aiora Heritage
Landmarks & Notable Places
5- Industrias Aceiteras Casanova factory Heritage
- Adjoining Industrial Buildings at 91-93 Port avenue, Valencia Heritage
- Old Warehouse at 21-23-25 Felipe Salvador street, Valencia Heritage
- Flour Mill at 129 Port avenue, Valencia Heritage
- Warehouse at 21-23 Francisco de Bellvís street, Valencia Heritage
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About Aiora
What are the main landmarks in Aiora?
The register here is industrial. Two addresses on Port avenue carry it, a flour mill at number 129 and a pair of adjoining industrial buildings further along, while the chimney of Industrias Aceiteras Casanova rises over the oil factory that shares its name. The Palauet d'Aiora is the exception, a house rather than a plant, and the fountain of the Jardí d'Aiora belongs to that same civic side of the list.
Warehouses take the rest: one on Felipe Salvador street, another on Francisco de Bellvís street.
What is the history of Aiora?
Aiora reaches the present without a charter year. What the record keeps instead is a working inventory, an oil factory and a flour mill and warehouses on two streets, plus the Palauet d'Aiora, which belongs to an older and more genteel Valencia than the plants around it. Industrias Aceiteras Casanova left a chimney behind.
That chimney, listed apart from the factory it served, is the plainest evidence the district keeps of the industry that stood along Port avenue.
Where is Aiora?
Port avenue crosses the district, while Felipe Salvador street and Francisco de Bellvís street each keep a listed warehouse of their own.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Aiora?
Aiora: mornings between the Palauet d'Aiora and the Jardí d'Aiora fountain. Valencia: the hotel supply that Port avenue's warehouse blocks never had.
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Updated October 2026