Travel Focused. Food Driven. And maybe a little gay
The Eixample, Russafa and Jardín del Turia are some of the the most vibrant and fun parts of Valencia. The Eixample and Russafa are more residential yet teeming with restaurants, cafes and local stores. While a little outside the old … Continue reading “Cánovas and nearby” →
As we were strolling through Cabanyal, it reminded us of 1) the Sunset district in San Francisco, CA, for some of its low-slung row houses 2) New Orleans, LA, for some of its colorful facades with wrought-iron balconies and 3) … Continue reading “Cabanyal” →
The center of Valencia, just south of the old town, combines old town charm with more modern buildings and lots of shopping. It is a busy hub of the city where locals and tourists combine to browse, eat and shop. It … Continue reading “Valenica – Centro” →
For being Spain’s third largest city, Valencia is remarkably easy to get around. The old town combines endless picturesque buildings and old world charm with countless restaurants and bars all making for wonderful days wandering aimlessly. You can easily spend … Continue reading “Valencia – Old Town [Cuitat Vella]” →