Summer Cinema at l'Eliana 2026: El ser querido

This is one of the last screenings of the run, which closes on 31 August after starting on 25 June. Same time as every other night — 22:30 — and the same €2.50–3.50 admission.

What "cine a la fresca" actually is

Valencian towns move their cinema outdoors for the summer: a screen, an open-air space, a token price, and a start time chosen so the sky is properly dark. It is not an air-conditioned room, which has two practical consequences. Bring mosquito repellent — l'Eliana sits in irrigated market-garden country and the evenings show it. And accept that wind or a summer storm can change the plan; the organiser's official page, not this listing, is what settles the night.

Getting there, and the language

l'Eliana is in the Camp de Túria, northwest of the city, with its own Metrovalencia stop on line 2 (Llíria–Torrent Avinguda). By car it is the CV-35 and a little over twenty minutes without traffic; parking in a town this size is a different proposition from the city, as our València parking guide makes plain. Note that Spain dubs most foreign films into Spanish and this listing does not state the version — worth confirming if original audio matters to you. For other towns without a car, see reaching the towns without a car.

Around the Camp de Túria

Serra, at the foot of the Serra Calderona, is the walking-country town of this comarca. The Túria natural park follows the river a few kilometres away. If you are here for a stretch of the summer, what to do in València in August covers what stays open while half the city is on holiday.