Valencia
This charming old city has many fantastic things to do and see. Currently it is a city in transition from hosting the 2007 World Cup. Now there is a new project building the City of Arts and Science that is boosting the image of the city. From kicking back on the beach to touring the incredible sights, Valencia’s got it all. So come find out why Valencia is giving Barcelona a run for it’s money and why it is well worth a visit!
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- Things to do |
- Nightlife |
- Dining |
- Shopping |
- Travel tips
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Things to do in Valencia
The Barri del Carme is an interesting section of town. It is rich in history and there are several lovely shops and cafes. In March there is a festival called Fallas where locals build big paper maché models and visitors as well as locals can see the spectacular. There are also fireworks. But mostly people flock to this city for the stretches of luxurious, tropical beaches.
Nightlife in Valencia
Grab a pitcher of sangria and dawn your clubbing clothes. This city has an abundance of great nightclubs, and the crowd to fill them! Clubers in this city stay out until the crack of dawn, and then even a little later. The city has good spirit and good vibes to satisfy any college student looking for a great time abroad.
Dining in Valencia
Spanish cuisine is very ethnic and identifiable. Paella is a traditional rice dish usually with meat or seafood in it. All i pebre, a type of fish, has a very special taste. And Llet merengada is a cinnamon-lemon type ice cream that is served in most every authentic restaurant.
Shopping in Valencia
Serrano street has lots of shopping opportunities. The Mercado Central is the best fresh produce market with all assortments of fruits, vegetables, breads, and meats and cheeses.
Valencia travel tips
- Bike rentals are popular and a good way to get around the city.
- If staying outside the immediate city, the Metro Valencia has five separate trains that run into the city.
- The term “playa” means beach in Spanish.
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