I went in this adorable gift shop three times when I was in Valencia this summer for 10 days. They…read morehave such a great selection of unique gifts, house ware items, and edibles all packed into this decent sized vintage inspired shop. As Suzie G. said, even window shopping here is pleasant - if you happen to walk by when they are closed for siesta. I left with wooden paella spoons, little candied orange slices, and a porron (which I learned from my Valencia Tapas Tour is a dessert wine pitcher used at parties). I also had my eye on the black porcelain sparrows, which I learned is a typical Valencian house warming gift. Definitely worth a visit for a gift to take home or give to your host. Everything is decently priced with many things being under a couple euros - but be forewarned, they wouldn't accept my €50.

This is such a lovely shop, great for gifts and original souvenirs. Everything is made in Spain…read morefrom chocolate bars to wicker bags (from Valencia), knives and vintage games. Even window shopping in this ¨Simple¨ shop gives me a big smile.

This is the cutest little shop! They have lovely, unique prints, postcards, baby gifts, paper…read moregoods, and more. Their illustrations of the city of Valencia make perfect gifts and postcards to send home. Definitely stop here for a unique, cute gift.

From the owner: Tienda de camisetas y artículos de regalos situada en la céntrica calle Caballeros n.10, con…read morediseños propios muy cuidados, diferentes e innovadores referentes a la cultura, arquitectura, paisaje y tradición valenciana. Con una línea textil y de juegos educativos para los más pequeños muy especial...¿te atreves a construir un Micalet? ¿a descubrir las aves y peces de la albufera? ¿o a montar tu propia fallera? T-shirts and gift items shop located in the central street Caballeros n.10, with own, different and innovative designs about culture, architecture, landscape and Valencian tradition. With a special textile line and educational games for kids ... do you want to build a Micalet? know the birds and fish living in the Albufera? 0r make your own fallera?

Common gifts and souvenirs (refrigerator magnets, keychains, and t-shirts) are fine sometimes. But…read morefor my friends, I like to return from trips with things that are a bit more thoughtful. La Botiga de La Seu is my favorite of the gift shops located along the plaza. In addition to the more common souvenirs, this particular store sells very pretty brooches, hairpins, and scarves. As a Valencia CF fan, I was giddy to see that there are very subtle hairpins with the club's insignia sold here as well (who would have thought?). Prices are also very reasonable for the quality of the items sold (i.e., fans are actually functional). Do be careful if you look like an out-of-towner though. I suppose that a blonde girl wearing Reebok Pumps in a fashionable Mediterranean city was enough to make a shopkeeper attempt to give me incorrect change. (I should have received 12 euro back and only received 5.) I brought this to the shopkeeper's attention and she apologized profusely. I'd like to think it was an accident. La Botiga de la Seu remains my favorite store for bringing a bit of Valencia home to my friends.