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IHIET-AI 2026 International
Conference will be held April 24-25,
2026 at Universitat Politècnica de València,
València, Spain.
Conference Address
IHIET-AI 2026 International Conference,
Technical Sessions: April 24-25, 2026
Location: Universitat Politècnica de
València
Edificio 8E,
Institute for Energy Engineering (IIE)
Address: Camino de Vera s/n
Edificio 8E, Acceso A, 3º, Av. dels
Tarongers, 46022 Valencia, Spain (Google Maps) |
Universitat
Politècnica de València
(IHIET-AI at Edificio 8E Campus Map)
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Conference Reception
IHIET-AI 2026 International Conference
Time and Date: 19:00-22:00, April 23,
2026
(Registered participants only, dress is
business casual)
Location: Las Arenas Balneario Hotel
and Resort
Address: C/ d'Eugènia
Viñes, 22, 24, Poblados Marítimos, 46011
Valencia, Spain (Google Maps)
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Valencia
Historic City Center
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Recommended Hotel:
Las Arenas Balneario Hotel
and Resort (5 Star Hotel)
Address: C/ d'Eugènia Viñes,
22, 24, Poblados Marítimos, 46011
Valencia, Spain (Google Maps)
Telephone: +34963120600 Website
Distance from Conference Location: ~5
min Car/ ~10 min by Electric Tram.
The Westin Valencia (5 Star
Hotel)
Address: Carrer d'Amadeu de
Savoia, 16, El Pla del Real, 46010
València, Valencia, Spain (Google Maps)
Telephone: +34 963 62 59 00 Website
Distance from Conference Location: ~9
min Car/ ~18 min by Electric Tram.
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Las Arenas Balneario Hotel and
Resort, Valencia
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Valencia, Spain
Valencia is perfect to discover on
foot One of the most fascinating
attractions is the Plaza de la
Reina, with the Cathedral and the
Miguelete tower, where you should
climb the 207 steps for some
beautiful views. In the city centre
you can also find the Silk Exchange
-one of Valencia’s most beautiful
buildings, a World Heritage Site,
with its idyllic Patio de los
Naranjos courtyard full of orange
trees- and the Modernist Central
Market – Europe’s largest fresh
produce market, so taking in its
stalls is a true experience. A few
metres away is the National Ceramic
Museum with its impressive façade or
the Quart and Serrano Towers. And
also museums such as the IVAM or
many surprising spots full of street
art. A little further from the
centre is the most modern face of
Valencia: the City of Arts and
Sciences. Designed by Santiago
Calatrava and Félix Candela, it has
fought to become a landmark with
buildings such as the Oceanogràfic,
Europe’s largest aquarium. Its
original shapes make the ideal
backdrop for taking a photo.
Valencia,
Spain (Source: Spain Official Office of
Tourism)
SThere is no better
plan than visiting one of the large beaches
and having a paella by the sea. Valencia
offers over 300 days of sun a year. The
Malvarrosa beach is one of the most well-known
options. Once there, the fine golden sand and
blue water remind you of the famous paintings
in which Sorolla would depict the city. How
could you resist a dip in the sea? Those
looking for ‘wilder’ landscapes can visit El
Saler, or El Palmar and try its famous paella.
You can end the day taking in the sunset at
the la Albufera, a navigable lake next to the
sea known as the “mirror of the sun”, where
you can see the best sunsets on the
Mediterranean.
The beach is not
the city’s only outdoor plan, you can also
take a walk along the huge Turia city garden
or a family visit to the Bioparc zoo. When the
evening comes, there is nothing better than
sitting at a terrace or an innovative
restaurant, perhaps with a Michelin Star, and
enjoying the buzzing nightlife atmosphere of
El Carmen, or new fashionable areas for
foodies such as Ruzafa.
L'Oceanogràfic Valencia,
Spain (Source:
Spain Official Office of
Tourism)
L'Oceanogràfic is an oceanarium situated in
the Garden of the Turia to the southeast of
the city center of Valencia, Spain, where
different marine habitats are represented. It
was designed by the architect Félix Candela
and the structural engineers Alberto Domingo
and Carlos Lázaro.
Submarino
Valencia, Spain (Source:
Spain Official Office of
Tourism)
Translated as “submarine restaurant” in
English, Restaurante Submarino is located in
Valencia’s world-famous oceanarium, which is
one of the largest aquariums in Europe. The
restaurant offers Mediterranean and Spanish
cuisine like paella, crispy suckling pig,
monkfish carpaccio, and prawn aguachile. Aside
from schools of metallic fish, the space
boasts an impressive jellyfish-inspired light
fixture that anchors elegant, modern decor.
Ursula would give the space eight enthusiastic
tentacles up.
Submarino
Valencia, Spain (Source:
Spain Official Office of
Tourism)
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Conference
Venue