Today, I am back at my blog to accompany you to a very special place in my city, the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.
If you have never been, you may well need perhaps a whole day to visit too… but trust me, it is not. In this post I will focus on the buildings of the Hemisfèric and the Science Museum, the Umbracle area and the huge lakes that surround it with their magical highlights …
Today the tour I propose begins at the Calatrava Bridge, continues through the old riverbed of the Turia River to the area of the City of Arts and Sciences and from there we will go to the Royal Navy and the beach of Malvarrosa / Patacona and return. Let’s go?
If you are in Valencia or you have already visited it, it may seem that 48 hours is very little time to visit the city. With this post I intend to draw you a detailed guide, and with the route that I propose to you, I promise, you will not miss any building or nice corner to see!
Here we go!
Where is Valencia?
Valencia is bathed by the Mediterranean Sea on the east coast of Spain and has a dry Mediterranean climate of warm summers, mild winters and average annual temperature of 18.4°C. The hottest month is August and the coldest January, Sigue leyendo
Où est située Valence ?
Valence est située sur la côte est de l’Espagne. Baignée par la mer Méditerranée, son climat est typiquement « méditerranéen », à savoir, des étés chauds et des hivers doux, la température annuelle moyenne est autour de 18,4º C. Le mois le plus froid est janvier et le plus chaud, août Sigue leyendo
The two official languages of Valencia are Castilian Spanish and Valenciano
Valencia is located in a strategic point of the Iberian Peninsula, 360 km from the Spanish capital Madrid and 350 km from Barcelona, and is well-connected to other cities in Spain and the rest of Europe. Sigue leyendo
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