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Places 14th February 2026 VISITING L’ALBUFERA
By: 247valenciaSo, you’ve heard that a visit to Albufera Natural Park is a must-do in Valencia. You want to see the rice fields, eat paella, and go on a sunset boat trip across the lagoon. The only problem is, it’s winter or spring, and the ‘best’ time to visit is during the summer. How will you […]
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Places 1st February 2026 THE HISTORIC CENTRE OF VALENCIA…(EXCLUSIVE ’24/7 VALENCIA’ REPORT)
By: 247valenciaIntrigue and murder. Love and conquest. Not every city centre can boast such risqué history and then rise up to become beloved by residents and visitors alike. However, the city centre of Valencia could… and she did. Rewind the clock to 138 B.C. to discover how the heart of Valencia morphed from a swampy island […]
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Places 31st January 2026 A DAY AND A NIGHT IN VALENCIA…EXPERIENCE EVERYTHING THE CITY HAS TO OFFER!
By: 247valenciaAfter returning to Valencia, I’ve realised just how much this city has to offer, and how much you can see in just one day and night. Valencia has got to be one of the most well-rounded cities in Spain, and arguably in the whole of Europe. From beaches to museums, terraces to bars, Valencia has […]
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Places 11th January 2026 EXPLORING ‘THE CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES’ IN VALENCIA!
By: 247valenciaThe ‘City of Arts and Sciences’ in Valencia is a cultural complex of architectural grandeur, standing as a testament to both its designers Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, as well as Valencia as a whole. Characterised by its futuristic shapes and avant-garde design it brings an unmissable allure to the city, with each unique building […]
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charity 6th January 2026 ‘CASA DE CARIDAD’…A BEACON OF COMPASSION IN VALENCIA
By: 247valenciaFor 120 years, the ‘Asociación Valenciana de Caridad’ (A.V.C.) has been a cornerstone of Valencia’s commitment to supporting its most vulnerable citizens. Established in 1906 by the visionary, Mayor José Sanchis Bergón, the A.V.C. was born out of a profound sense of duty to uplift the city’s struggling poor. Their mission is to provide food […]
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Places 2nd January 2026 TAPAS & DRINKS AT ‘BODEGA VALERO’…AN ALTERNATIVE VALENCIA
By: 247valenciaOver 38 years ago in Valencia…brothers Toni and Javi arrived at ‘La Bodega Valero’, a traditional bodega that sold wine and beers and was popular with the locals. They soon started to add their own personal touch to the bodega and installed a small kitchen, seating inside and a terraza outside too. There’s definitely a […]
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Places 25th December 2025 ‘VALENCIA’S TURIA GARDEN: A GREEN MASTERPIECE FORGED BY RESILIENCE’
By: 247valenciaToday, the Turia Garden—Jardín del Turia—stands as a green artery weaving through the urban expanse, a sanctuary born of tragedy that has become a hallmark of sustainable urban design. Once a riverbed marred by calamity, this 10-kilometre urban park now flourishes as one of Europe’s largest and most dynamic green spaces. Its transformation reflects the […]
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Places 18th December 2025 DOG REFUGE IN VALENCIA (SPAIN)
By: 247valenciaWith its numerous parks, open spaces and the emblematice ‘El Rio’ Turia Gardens meandering through the centre, Valencia is a great place to own a dog. I love animals…and I especially love dogs. Not having one here in Valencia, an incredibly dog friendly city, has been a thorn in my side since I arrived. I’d […]
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Places 16th December 2025 CHILL OUT IN THE HISTORIC CENTRE AT ‘LA CAVA DEL NEGRET’
By: 247valenciaFounded in 1996, ‘La Cava del Negret’ is a long-established classic café-bar, set in the historic centre of Valencia. It is a cosy chill out spot, located in the emblematic Plaza del Negrito. It has small marble tables, a decoration that changes with the photography/painting exhibitions by local artists, large windows to the square and […]
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Places 10th December 2025 MERCADO COLÓN OF VALENCIA (EXCLUSIVE REPORT)
By: 247valenciaDuring the early 1900s the Ensanche district of Valencia began to expand at a rapid pace, and the need for a market to meet the neighbourhood’s growing needs became apparent. A block in the centre of the district was split up, and construction on the immense building now known as Mercado de Colón begun. This […]

