Tapas is traditionally considered a small snack or starter that people would eat in bars alongside beer or sangria before their dinner or lunch. As Spainards eat later than most other European countries – around 9 or 10 pm, this…
Valencia is the birthplace of paella, so of course if you are travelling to Valencia you must try some and discover the infamous dish for yourself. Originally made by farmers, the workers would cook this dish for lunch and share…
Eat Valencia! Discover the city and its culture through its gastronomy The Mediterranean culture and the way of life associated with the countries that make it up to have a common denominator around which a large part of their lives…
If on your visit to Valencia you are looking to enjoy the peace of a spa, the beach and a relaxed holiday in which to relax, this plan is for you. Valencia and its surroundings offer so many options of…
Tabarca Island is a small island located 8 km from Santa Pola and 22 km from Alicante. It is the largest island in the Valencian Community, taking into account the Columbretes Islands which we will talk about later in this…
Valencia’s city center is one of its most representative and visited areas. Beyond the old town and the Carmen, the area known as Ensanche and the Ruzafa district are two of the most worthwhile areas to visit for various reasons,…
Those who know the city of Valencia, both its inhabitants and those who have visited it, will know that within the city there is an infinite number of cultural activities and places worth visiting. However, many visitors are unaware that…
Although València is internationally recognized for its Mediterranean gastronomy and more specifically for its paella, there are several drinks that have made this wonderful city famous for its uniqueness or its name, such as Agua de València or horchata. Therefore,…