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2nd December 2018 VALENCIA…STATION TO STATION
There is something magnificent and Jules Verne-like about old mainline railway stations that their clean-lined, concrete & glass modern counterparts can never quite recapture…however beautifully designed. The ultra-fast AVE (Alta Velocidad Española) train arrived in Valencia at a purpose-built station nearly eight years ago. As Valencia advances into a new age of high-speed rail links, […]
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27th November 2018 KINGCAN DOG DAYCARE
What is Kingcan? KINGCAN is a DAYCARE for DOGS and a canine hairdresser in the centre of Valencia, which includes a dog groomer and trainer. We do not have cages and we have plenty of space. We offer a discount in hairdressing to all our daycare customers. Our motto is: “NO DOG SHOULD […]
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9th November 2018 MUV! FESTIVAL AT ‘LA MUTANT’ NOVEMBER 9-10
The NES sound arises from the exploration of the roots and creative experiences of its members. Nesrine sings in English, Arabic and French, full of elegance and emotion, with music ranging from jazz to classical, Arabic music or French song. The band from Texas JAMES & BLACK will close on Friday. The group performs a […]
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7th November 2018 FLAMENCO WITH BULGARIAN CHOIR AT LA RAMBLETA NOVEMBER 9th
Arcángel and Las Voces Bulgaras with “Momentos Alhambra En Flamenco” The prodigious voice of the cantaor Arcángel with the Bulgarian choir will fill the Espai Rambleta with a truly beautiful flamenco fusion this Friday, November 9th at 9:00 p.m. The Huelva-born cantaor combines with the Bulgarian choir, directed by Georgi Petkov at Espai Rambleta, […]
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3rd November 2018 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW IN VALENCIA WITH EXPAT WAYNE FLINT
1.Tell us something about your background, experiences and travels. I was born and dragged up in the English seaside town of Blackpool in the north-west. School was not so much about formal education but honing my skills in fighting, playing football and chasing girls (all of which I’m utterly dreadful at, by the way). […]
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2nd November 2018 THE CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
So you think you know Valencia? Paella, fallas, sun, sand, football, passion, light and love. All of these fiery elements make up a place that has become known as the Mediterannean city par excellence. Part of the charm lies in the contrast between the old (the centro historico) and newish The City of Arts and […]
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28th October 2018 LA RIADA…THE FLOOD OF VALENCIA
For most of the year the Turia was a dormant little stream which trickled along the sticky mudflats, which Valencia liked to call a river. Writing at the beginning of the nineteenth century, British writer Richard Ford mocked the Valencians for the false grandeur of their magnificent bridges and high river walls… all for a […]
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24th October 2018 DINING OUT AT ‘JUAN DE JUANES’ IN THE HISTORIC CENTRE (EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW)
1.Tell us something about the history of the restaurant and something about the life of Juan de Juanes…The restaurant was formed with the idea of recovering and exploring cuisine at its most essential and ancestral, namely the union of product cooked with fire. The name of the restaurant and the street where it is located […]
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18th October 2018 LA MOSTRA FILM FESTIVAL VALENCIA 2018 (OCTOBER 18-28)
‘MOSTRA DE VALÈNCIA-CINEMA DEL MEDITERRANI’ is a meeting for film lovers, both experts and amateurs, where the public and creators meet to enjoy a specially selected programme with the aim of bringing them high-quality films that are not usually found on the commercial circuits. The programming of the Mostra is also specific to a […]
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17th October 2018 ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN SPAIN…INTERVIEW WITH ‘FUNDACIÓ PASQUAL MARAGALL’
1.What is Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s is a disease that causes significant cognitive deterioration, characterized by memory loss, language alterations, loss of sense of direction and difficulties in task planning or problem solving. Changes in personality and behaviour often also occur. Affected people progressively lose the ability to be autonomous, including even the most basic activities. […]
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