46 Valencia Tech Hub
The urban technology district where innovation, talent and city life come together
The Valencian Community's first urban technology district
46 Valencia Tech Hub is a strategic initiative led by the Valencia City Council and the Valencia Port Authority of Valencia to transform La Marina and its surrounding area into a leading urban innovation district.
Spanning 74,000 m², it brings together technology companies, startups, universities, research and technology centres, innovation hubs and public institutions to foster innovation, attract investment and create new opportunities for sustainable economic growth.
A city-wide commitment to leading innovation in the Mediterranean
València is already home to one of Southern Europe’s most dynamic technology ecosystems. 46 Valencia Tech Hub has been created to connect, strengthen and showcase that ecosystem internationally through a unique urban district where the city, the port and innovation converge.
The project aims to:
- Position Valencia as a leading innovation and entrepreneurship hub in the Mediterranean.
- Attract talent, investment and technology-driven businesses.
- Generate high-value employment and new economic opportunities.
- Strengthen collaboration between public institutions, universities, companies and research centres.
- Turn innovation into a driver of economic and urban transformation.
A connected ecosystem for innovation
46 Valencia Tech Hub brings together public institutions, academia, industry and the entrepreneurial ecosystem to accelerate innovation and support the growth of technology-driven projects.
It does so through:
A strategic urban district
A 74,000 m² area encompassing La Marina, the Juan Verdeguer area — home to Las Naves and La Harinera — together with strategic innovation assets located in Nazaret.
A strategic alliance shaping the future
46 Valencia Tech Hub is built on a strong public-private partnership that brings together the city’s leading institutions and innovation stakeholders.
Led by the Valencia City Council and the Valencia Port Authority, the initiative is supported by the University of València, the Universitat Politècnica de València, the REDIT network of technology institutes, innovation centres, technology hubs and the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.
A thriving innovation ecosystem
Technology companies, startups, universities, research institutes, innovation hubs and leading spaces such as Marina de Empresas, The Terminal Hub, BioHub VLC, Innsomnia, Las Naves and La Harinera create a connected environment that encourages collaboration, knowledge transfer and business growth.
The right conditions for innovation
The district provides an environment designed to foster innovation through incentives, streamlined administrative procedures, specialised workspaces, shared laboratories, urban sandbox environments and business support services.
A new model for urban innovation
46 Valencia Tech Hub is redefining how innovation happens in cities. By removing barriers, connecting key stakeholders and creating the right conditions for collaboration, it enables talent and technology to drive sustainable economic growth and improve quality of life.