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This recently renovated museum can be found in a historical-artistic enclave between the Torres de Serranos and the IVAM Museum. This museum, however, was the family home of the Benlliures. Jose Peppino and Mariano Benlliure pr... more
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This is the place where the mobile platforms or floats known as Rocas or Tres Aguilas de San Juan Evangelista (the three eagles of St John the Baptist), are stored along with other items used in all manner of public events and... more
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This imposing Gothic cathedral consists of 3 naves, a polygonal apse and monumental dome. Construction began in 1262 and finished in 1702, though before it was a cathedral, it had been a mosque and a Roman temple. The cathedral... more
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You will find this cultural centre in the old quarter of Valencia, specifically in the former convent of the same name. This area features several important museums, such as the IVAM (Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno), the... more
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This old building houses two museums, the Museo Etnológico and the Museo de Prehistoria. The former has an exhibition that displays and describes the traditional rural customs and lifestyles of the region. The latter shows the... more
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La Javurá is a small synagogue affiliated with the Assembly of Conservative Synagogues, based in New York City. In this Masorete temple, a group of 17 scholars study the Torah and organize the various religious and cultural act... more
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The Centro de Artesanía de la Comunidad Valenciana houses a permanent exhibition of traditional local crafts, including the famous Valencian ceramics. You can buy some of the goods on display along with their quality guaranteed... more
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In the 1950s, the Lladró brothers started up their business in a small workshop in Almácera, a town surrounded by the fields of Valencia. This is how the porcelain giant began. Today, Lladró figurines are made in what's called... more
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The first of its kind in Spain, this totally white futuristic cityscape made up of enormous modern buildings is the work of famous local architect Santiago Calatrava. You'll find it in the Túria river bed. Ciudad de las Artes y... more
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Hil and Jacob said
… was dying to see while we were in Valencia was the City of Arts and Sciences and the aquarium (Ciudad… continue reading »
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If you know something about Spain, you have probably heard about tapas, a typical way to eat that is both healthy and fun. Damy offers you a huge selection of them; particularly outstanding are the ham and seafood tapas. This r... more
Valencia Travel Experiences
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CITY ON FIRE!
We heard about this “fallas” festival within the first couple weeks of classes, so we went a head a booked a hostel for Valencia, where t... Continue reading »
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All the bags are packed ..again ~ Xativa here we...
Friday morning we all get up bright and early as we have to be very organised for departure day. It seems almost impossible to think we b... Continue reading »
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Valencia
Desde que fue fundada por los romanos en el año 138 a. C., Valencia ha ido acumulando la enorme riqueza aportada por las dif... Continue reading »
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Valencia
The 3hr train from Barcelona to Valencia was quite pleasant with views of the beach and then heading inland, continual views of orchards... Continue reading »
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Valencia - Me Gusta
I like Valencia! It has large palm tree lined boulevards, mazes of tiny streets in the old city, parks, old Mediterranean style buildings... Continue reading »
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