Pure nature 10 km away from the city, dreamy sunsets, boat rides and being able to completely switch off for a while. Like an oasis surrounded by rice fields and […]

One of the largest green areas in Valencia can be found to the west of the city and next to the Turia Gardens. Capçalera Park is over 330,000 square metres […]

Sun, sea, sand, charming streets and lots of history. All of this and much more can be found in the seafaring neighbourhoods in Valencia. Why don’t you discover them all? You […]

The former bed of the River Turia, whose course was altered due to continual flooding, has given rise to a 9-kilometre garden that runs through the city from west to […]

Valencia is one of the European cities were the Art Nouveau style was more deeply rooted. At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century the […]

The «Llotja de la Seda» («Silk Exchange Market») is one of the most relevant late Gothic-style buildings in the world and its a principal tourist attraction in Valencia. It was […]

Valencia, over 2000 years old, has been the home to Romans, Visigoths and Muslims since it was founded in 130 B.C. and has one of the largest historic centres in […]

Did you know that it is rather probable that the ceramics covering the floor and many walls at your home have been produced in the Valencian Region? The northern mountains […]

Despite there are many areas in the world which produce nice mandarines and oranges, the Valencia Region claims to produce the best in the world. Most of the orange tree […]

The most famous and international Spanish dish was invented in Valencia. Local cooks are proud about keeping the perfect recipe for this rice dish with very ancient roots. Anyhow its […]