Las naves
Las Naves is a public entity that depends on the Valencia City Council and that promotes urban innovation with a clear commitment to people, putting it at the center of innovative action.
Housed in a set of former grain warehouses built in the 1920s in the historic maritime district of El Grau, the venue preserves its iconic industrial architecture—with its original brick walls and iron structures—repurposed into a modern cultural hub that bridges Valencia’s commercial past with its creative future.
Today, the complex is split into two renovated facilities along Joan Verdeguer Street:
- The Edifici Las Naves (at No. 16), which houses key venues such as the Room "Polivalente", the performing arts venue Room "Mutante" (La Mutant), the Visual Room, and the Factoría.
- The Edifici La Harinera (at No. 32), which hosts the Room "Harinera" alongside training spaces and collaborative work areas, creating a strategic hub for innovation and technology.
One of its areas of work is culture, through the Connecta Cultura network, supporting the Creative and Cultural Industries (video games, animation, illustration, publishing, design, etc.), and with the priority of working for inclusive culture from innovation.
Carrer de Joan Verdeguer, 16-24. Valencia - Spain
- Room "Polivalente"
- Room "Harinera"
- Room "La Mutant"
- Visual Room
- Factoria
1 - Building "Las Naves" | 2 - Foodtrucks zone | 3 - Building "La Harinera"
Getting to the Venue
Getting to the Venue
Las Naves is ideally located in Valencia’s historic maritime district, just a short walk from iconic landmarks such as La Marina de València, the Port of Valencia, and the City of Arts and Sciences. Reaching the venue is easy and convenient through a variety of sustainable transport options:
- By Bus (EMT): Routes 4, 19, 30, 92, 94, and 99 stop just steps away from the entrance (along Joan Verdeguer Street and Avenida del Puerto), connecting directly with the city center and surrounding areas.
- By Metro / Tram: The nearest stops are Francesc Cubells (Tram lines 6 & 8) and Marítim intermodal station (Metro lines 5 & 7, Tram line 8), both within a short walking distance.
- By Bicycle & On Foot: The area features wide, protected bike lanes along Avenida del Puerto and La Marina, making walking, cycling, or using a scooter a safe, quick, and pleasant option.
Valencia features an extensive urban bus network. Several lines stop just a few steps from Las Naves (mainly along Joan Verdeguer Street and Avenida del Puerto)
- Recommended routes: 4, 19, 30, 92, 94, and 99.
- Closest main stops: Joan Verdeguer - Isaac Peral and Port - Joan Josep Sister.
You can easily reach the venue using Metrovalencia:
- Tram (Lines 6 & 8): The closest stop is Francesc Cubells, located just a 7-minute walk away.
- Metro (Lines 5 & 7): Marítim intermodal station connects directly to the city center and the airport, a 10–12 minute walk from the venue.
Valencia is a flat, bike-friendly city with an extensive network of protected bike lanes covering almost the entire city, leading straight to the maritime district.
- Valenbisi (Public Bike Sharing): There is a Valenbisi station located right in front of the venue on Joan Verdeguer Street, as well as additional stations on Avenida del Puerto.
- Parking: Dedicated bicycle and scooter parking racks are available near the entrance.
Valenbisi (Public Bike Sharing)
Walking to the venue is a pleasant and easy option thanks to pedestrian-friendly streets. Las Naves is situated within short walking distance of major landmarks such as La Marina de València, the Port of Valencia, and the historic El Grau neighborhood, as well as a short stroll from the City of Arts and Sciences.
