This is all about life in Valencia with Lee, an American who moved here from California about six months ago. I always enjoy speaking with both recent and long-timers in the city to find out how their life in Valencia came about. Life In Valencia As An American Expat: Lee moved here to Valencia without having ever visited and it was a pivot from a … Read more
The Llotja de la Seda or the La Lonja Silk Exchange in English is one of the many things to do in Valencia city and is definitely a big tourist attraction. Located in the old city center, I can highly recommend it as one of the must-see sights on any Valencia itinerary. It’s not hard … Read more
Did you know that Valencia can boast of having the largest aquarium in Europe? It’s a fact, and this has made it quite popular with students of marine biology, as well as visitors from all over the world. This marvelous place has delighted millions of visitors since its 2003 opening.
Just a few miles away from the city of Valencia, 14 miles to be exact, sits the amazing and historic Sagunto castle, which along with the city, deserves a whole day trip from Valencia to do it justice. Valencia itself is quite flat, but just a few miles out of the center, we have the Sierra … Read more
The Mestalla stadium or Estadio de Mestalla in Spanish is one of the top pride and joy spectacle of Valencia. It’s the flagship football stadium and one that has been in existence since 1923. The stadium has gone through several renovations for a variety of reasons with the end results being a never-ending increase in seat capacity.
