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Welcome to Valence,a radiant Mediterranean city!
With over 2000 years of history, Valencia has been an important cultural crossroads of Mediterranean Europe. Roman remains, Gothic influences and later periods are interwoven in the city’s stonework. Even today, this history can be felt in the urban organization, local traditions and even eating habits.
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La Lonja de la Seda: formerly the Silk Exchange, this civil Gothic jewel symbolizes the city’s prosperous trading past.
The Cathedral and Plaça de la Reina: A cathedral rich in architectural styles where, according to legend, the Holy Chalice is kept. Nearby Plaça de la Reina is an excellent starting point for exploring the historic center.
Mercado Central: One of Europe’s largest indoor markets.
Jardín del Turia: The former banks of the Turia river have been transformed into a huge urban park, a great place to walk, cycle or simply enjoy a moment of peace and quiet.
Malvarrosa and El Saler beaches: Just a few minutes from the center, these beaches invite you to swim, stroll or enjoy a paella overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Traditions andemblematic events
Valencia is internationally famous for Las Fallas, a unique festival listed as a UNESCO intangible heritage site, where gigantic artistic sculptures are erected and then burned in a festive atmosphere every March.
Local flavours
Valencian gastronomy is among the most appreciated in Spain. Born here, paella valenciana is an emblematic specialty, prepared with rice, fresh vegetables and seafood or meat. Enjoy with a glass of local wine or a chilled horchata.
This sunny article ends here. There’s a lot more to discover, so get out there and discover it, and don’t forget to update your booklet! 😉
