Valencia Marina completes the recovery of the America's Cup bases

The Port Authority promotes a new innovation center and a space for water sports in the area.

Architectural view of the Marina de Valencia with the Veles e Vents building in the background.
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Architectural view of the Marina de Valencia with the Veles e Vents building in the background.

The Port Authority's Board of Directors has selected a proposal to install an innovation center at the former Victory Challenge base, completing the activation of all America's Cup facilities.

This project will enable a space dedicated to entrepreneurship, offices, and technological training. With this decision, the commitment to unblock an enclave that was previously inoperative is fulfilled, consolidating the area as an innovation hub in Southern Europe.
Furthermore, an agreement has been approved to create a Water Sports Training and Technical Center. This facility, promoted in collaboration with the City Council of Valencia, will occupy a plot of public port land.
The space will host activities coordinated by various regional federations, such as those for sailing, canoeing, rowing, underwater activities, and adapted sports. The goal is to promote sports technical development, the inclusion of people with functional diversity, and sustainability at the port.