Valencia
The Bombas Gens Center of Digital Arts
The Bombas Gens building is by itself worth a visit. A former hydraulic pump factory, this is a prime example of early 20th-century industrial architecture.
Don’t Come Digging in Valencia
Founded in 138 BC by the Romans as the colony of Valentia Edetanorum, Valencia has been continuously inhabited for over two millennia.
The 207 Steps of The Micalet Bell Tower
Is it a worth the time and effort to climb the 207 steps of the Micalet tower while visiting Valencia?
Habit-Forming Evening Walks in Valencia
Evening is always a great time to enjoy these walks, especially in summer, because of how beautiful the skies over Valencia becomes around sunset.
Valencia Secret Tour: La Lonja Tower
Climbing the tower of La Lonja (silk market) has long been at the top of our Valencia wishlist.
City of Arts And Sciences – Selfie Spot Supreme
But despite the suffocating crowds, we’ve not lost any of our initial love for the place. The City of Arts and Sciences still strikes us as utterly audacious.
The Nolla Ceramics Palace North of Valencia
This palace was built next door to the Fábrica de Mosaicos Nolla, and meant to be both the residence of the founder Miguel Nolla Bruixet,
Valencia’s Best Sunset Spot: Albufera Lake
The Albufera is Spain’s largest freshwater lake, and is surrounded by the rice fields which feed much of Spain and Europe.
A Trip to Bocairent and Agres
The first settlement of Bocairent dates to the Neolithic period, which didn’t surprise us, since the town looks like it’s thousands of years old.
El Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón: Filming Location for Amenábar’s “El Cautivo”
After reading that Alejandro Amenábar’s latest film was being shot at the Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón, we said to each other … “Why does that sound so familiar?”
