Valencia is a city in Spain. Several different territorial divisions in Spain, centred on the city of Valencia, have been called Valencia:
- Land of Valencia, an autonomous community in Spain.
- Valencia, the province of the Valencian Country, Spain.
- Valencian Country, a popular name for the autonomous community, used especially by Catalan speakers (País Valencià).
- Kingdom of Valencia, a historical name of the modern autonomous community. Its origin is the ancient kingdom created by James I of Aragon in the 13th century (see Kings of Aragon). It was also used by Spain as an administrative denomination from 1833 to 1939.
Other places named Valencia include:
Finally, the region has lent its name to several things associated with it: