Peniscola is one of the coastal towns along the Mediterranean sea in the Castellon area of the Valencia province and a great choice of destination to dip our toes into traveling again. This travel guide shows you the best of the town. Valencia To Peniscola Travel Guide Now that travel is slowly coming back with more … Read more
Valencia has been on the news a lot lately. As with everything, this sort of accolades tends to come in waves. The last time Valencia was being bandied about in the news was a couple of years ago when the it was being touted as a hidden gem, one that was being discovered by a lot of people moving from elsewhere and were scooping up huge compounds at “cheap prices” (to them of course!)
If you appreciate ceramic art, you’re in for a treat in Valencia. Just a short metro ride away from the city and close to its namesake airport, you’ll find the city of Manises, a municipality that is still famous for amazing ceramic artistry that has been an ongoing tradition for generations. Fantastic Tradition Of Ceramic … 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.
In our household, pizza is not to be taken lightly. My husband is Roman, born and raised and he considers pizza to be just about the greatest gift to the world. He would eat pizza and buffalo mozzarella every single day for the rest of his life if l let him. Valencia luckily has quite the variety of international cuisine to satisfy most people, including us. Read on to discover one of the best spots in the city for pizza.
