Valencia is a city which has changed a lot over the last few years. Thanks to sighs like the city of Arts and Sciences, it has become a symbol of modernity without losing any of its traditions or cheerful character which make this destination an attractive option.
Best beaches in Valencia
The beaches in Valencia city are ever so slightly out of the town centre, meaning that travellers to the region might neglect to pay them a visit. The beaches in Valencia, however, are a great spot to relax, lie back and break up some of the more cultural aspects of visiting the city – as well as being renowned for being arguably the best place in the world to try a paella!
Apartment of the week in Valencia: the Alberti
Whether you’re attracted to Valencia because of its cultural assets or effervescent nightlife, renting an apartment in Valencia is a great summer choice. This is where we come in with our weekly suggested apartment…
The Oceanogràfic in Valencia, Europe’s largest Aquarium
Located in Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences, the Oceanogràfic is Europe’s largest aquarium and home to 500 species ranging from Artic beluga whales to all kinds of Mediterranean fish, a representative of the world’s main marine ecosystems. Oceanogràfic, which is open daily, uses all kinds of modern technology to recreate underwater conditions from around the world to make our slippery friends feel at home and as comfortable as possible.
Apartment of the week in Valencia, the Schubert I
Although the Fallas will officially be kicking off on the 15th of March, the truth is the festivities and deafening noises are already starting. Therefore, a festive spirit should be reigning over Valencia and affecting everything in this event that is a must on the locals and students’ agendas.
Christmas in Valencia
Christmas in Spain is usually a very traditional affair, a time of year that you spend with your family, the season for giving, being merry, and a good opportunity to eat lots of good food.