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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Intense, aromatic and full-bodied. Valencian wines have built a reputation for their impeccable taste the world over. From reds and rosés to whites and dessert wines, here’s a simple guide to get your wine-fix. DO Utiel-Requena, for one, is well-known for its deep red wines, made using its famous Bobal variety of grapes. These grapes […]
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Every year, between March 15 and 19, the city of Valencia becomes an outdoor art gallery and never-ending party, where there is minimal sleep, fiestas, amazing giant puppets, incredible bonfires, and lots of food. Las Fallas is definitely not an event for the faint of heart.
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The Spanish phrase mi media naranja when translated literally means “my half orange”. Yet, in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries, it has taken on the meaning of “my better half”. Even till this day, flowers from Valencia’s orange trees are a symbol of love.
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While it might not be a famous romantic city in Europe, Valencia still has much to offer. Planning a trip there? Here are 4 spots you should visit with your special someone.
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Life in Europe has pretty much returned to normal – bar a few required measures. So if you’re into paellas and tapas, be excited. Spain has one of the fewest pre-departure procedures, allowing you to enter with ease to start your adventure. Let’s dive into how to prepare for your Spanish sojourn and what to expect.
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La Tomatina takes place annually on the last Wednesday of every August in Bunol, a village 40km away from Valencia, Spain. With a forecast of about 20,000 participants, the world’s biggest food fight is nothing short of unique and downright wacky.
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Many have come to associate Valencia with the iconic bat that appears on the Valencia CF crest. While the bat does not feature on the Valencian community flag, elements of the community flag still hold stories to be told. Right off the bat, here are 3 things to know about the history of the Valencian community flag.
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The Mestalla stadium is not Valencia’s only iconic structure.
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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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