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About Circuito Urbano Valencia
Circuito Urbano Valencia refers to the former temporary street circuit used for major racing events in the Grao/Port area of Valencia, near Marina Real Juan Carlos I. The circuit hosted the Formula One European Grand Prix from 2008 to 2012, along with supporting series such as GP2, GP3, International GT Open, and Formula 3 Spanish Open. It was a temporary configuration with no permanent stadium seating, organized into zones like Principal, Grao, and Nazaret. The venue’s license expired in 2013, and the area has since been redeveloped, including the Roig Arena (Valencia Arena) opened in 2025–2026. This page provides seating information, parking and transit details, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you plan a visit or a memory-filled return to Valencia’s racing heritage.
While the original circuit tools and grandstands were temporary, the surrounding neighborhood remains a hub of activity with ongoing development and convenient access to Valencia’s city center. If you’re researching venues with a motorsport legacy and a modern urban footprint, Circuito Urbano Valencia offers a snapshot of Valencia’s racing era, plus practical guidance on getting around, where to stay, and where to eat nearby.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity around 112,000 spectators for the Valencia Street Circuit (temporary grandstands, not a permanent stadium).
- Location: Grao/Port area of Valencia, Spain (Marina Real Juan Carlos I vicinity).
- Venue type: Temporary street circuit used for major racing events (F1 European Grand Prix 2008–2012).
- Notable events hosted: Formula One European Grand Prix (2008–2012); supporting series included GP2, GP3, International GT Open, and Formula 3 Spanish Open.
- Status: Demolished/closed after 2012; license expired in 2013; area subsequently redeveloped.
- Seating/chart: Temporary grandstands organized into zones such as Principal, Grao, Nazaret (no fixed permanent seating).
- Parking/transit: Parking available near Moreras/Camino Moreras and near the Grao/Nazaret zones; accessible by Metrovalencia lines 4, 5, 6; Grau La Marina metro/tram station serves the area.
- Nearby hotels: Multiple hotel options in Valencia within a short distance of the circuit area (hotels near Valencia Street Circuit listed by Hotels.com).
- Nearby development: Roig Arena (Valencia Arena) planned/opened in 2025–2026, a nearby multi-use venue that reshapes the locality.