Valencia is smaller that Bercelona and not THAT touristy. Both places are worth a visit. Having been to Barcelona many times I’m personally tired of queuing everywhere, and the prices in Barcelona are much higher (both food and acommodation). You may pass three days in B and then go to V by train (3-3.5 hours). […]

Las Fallas de Valencia is an annual springtime festival in Valencia, Spain, which takes place from March 15 to March 19, ending on the feast day of St.The festival’s origins are rooted in Iberian pagan equinox celebrations, but much of the festival has adopted Catholic meanings in the centuries since its conception. What is the […]

Combine swimming and hiking or enjoy a privileged climate with your favourite mascot. The beaches are close to you, like those in Cabanyal, Malvarrosa and neighbouring Patacona, where you can afford the luxury of walking to the beach if you wish. Or a little further away, in the green lung of the capital. Where can […]

In the inland areas of the Valencian Community, it can sometimes snow at an altitude higher than the plain, while snow in the city is a very rare phenomenon: the last major snowfall dates back to January 11, 1960; a less intense snowfall has been recorded on February 12, 1983. What are winters like in […]

Málaga is more overtly tourist-orientated, especially for Brits and other northern-Europeans. Valencia is a bigger and more industrial city but there is a good coastline and also the hills and mountain just inland are good for walking or any sort of appreciation of nature. Which city is better Valencia or Malaga? Málaga is an excellent […]

Valencia is not hilly . Are there mountains in Valencia Spain? Two mountain ranges dominate the region. The ancient Iberian range bisects the area from the north west to the south east. The younger Bética formation extends from the south to Cap de la Nao. What is Valencia in Spain like? Valencia is more practical, […]

31 barangays. Valencia City is politically subdivided into 31 barangays: Bagontaas. Banlag. How many barangays are in Valencia Negros Oriental? 24It is located 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) west of Dumaguete City, the most populated city and capital of the province. The municipality was voted as “the greenest and cleanest” town of Negros Oriental in 2007.Valencia, […]

Eight of the Autonomous Communities (Andalucia, Aragon, Basque Country, Canary Islands, Catalonia, Galicia, and Valencia) are officially designated as “nationalities”, while the rest are defined as regions, historical regions, communities and historical communities. Which country is Valencia? SpainValencia, Valencian València, city, capital of both Valencia provincia (province) and the comunidad autónoma (autonomous community) of Valencia, […]

You’ll be surrounded by friendly people Maybe it’s the sea, maybe it’s the sun – but expats have reported that people in Valencia tend to be very friendly. Of course, you’ll probably run into some close-minded people just like you would everywhere, but you can pretty much strike a conversation with just about anyone! Are […]

With four to five days you can really enjoy the city. After seeing the sights, spend a day or two lazing on Valencia’s wide and inviting beaches. The city’s efficient metro train will take you to the La Marina station, which allows easy access to the many sections of the beach, like Playa de la […]

El Cabanyal. Valencia’s city beach is called El Cabanyal (or Las Arenas). It can be reached by bus or tram from the city centre within about twenty minutes (see below). El Cabanyal is a wide and sandy beach. It is dotted with parasols cutting an iconic shape on the blue skyline. Is there a beach […]

Expats can easily live in Valencia without a car, but if deciding to buy or rent one, there are some things to be prepared for, particularly in terms of parking.There are also public car parks throughout and around the city, and expats can easily continue their commute using public transport. Is Valencia a walkable city? […]

Mediterranean Sea. Despite the fact that Valencia sits directly on the Mediterranean Sea, its identity barely reflects it. Indeed, some of the most popular neighborhoods – and its central district – are located well away from the beach. However, it is well worth it to spend at least one afternoon at one of the city’s […]

Valencia City is the center of trade and commerce in Bukidnon because of its central location in the heart of Mindanao, and of its fast economic growth. Is Valencia city a global city? Valencia is the capital of the autonomous community of Valencia and the third-largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona, with around […]

Cheaper and quieter than Spain’s other big cities, yet just as interesting, Valencia is an ideal budget holiday getaway to make your money go further, with an easily walkable centre, plentiful accommodation and lots of free things to see and do. Here’s our ultimate guide to visiting Valencia on a budget. Is Valencia expensive to […]