Across Valencia, it is almost impossible to miss the wonderful works on display by a smorgasbord of street artists. If you are an art lover, don’t miss out on the gorgeous urban artwork along these city lanes! El Carmen Containing possibly the highest concentration of murals, including ones from famous Spanish street artists like Escif, […]
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Though Valencia is better known for oranges and paella, the region has much more to offer gastronomically. And when it comes to having a drink there, nothing is better than nice glass of Valencian wine. Vineyards have dotted the Valencian province for thousands of years and its wines are often underrated – until now. Here […]
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The Mestalla is not the only place that is home to Valencian legends. While dragons and bats dominated the first of our mythical two-part series, it’s now time to take it up a notch with magical rocks and a dream home for cats. Read on to find out more! 1. The doors have eyes There […]
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It was a Roman colony, an Arab city, and now a Spanish metropolis. Valencia, with a history that spans over 2,000 years, is an intriguing city full of legendary stories to tell. In the first of this two-part series, get set to be mesmerized with two of its best-known legends. 1. An unexpected guest that […]
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