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2nd July 2026 Finnegan’s of Dublin (VALENCIA)
Finnegan’s of Dublin opened in Valencia in October of 1995 and was the first Irish pub of the city. It is set in the beautiful Plaza de la Reina, in the heart of the historic centre of the city. Finnegan’s of Dublin in Valencia is twinned with the famous Finnegan’s of Dublin in Éire, in […]
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Music 
2nd July 2026 VALENCIA JAZZ FESTIVAL 2026: FOUR GRAMMY WINNERS, FREE CONCERTS AND A MONTH OF WORLD-CLASS MUSIC
Valencia has a summer full of world-class culture ahead of it and the 29th Festival de Jazz de València is one of the highlights. Running from 24 June to 26 July 2026, this month-long celebration of jazz, soul, gospel and Latin music transforms the Palau de la Música and the gardens of the Passeig de […]
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Places 
1st July 2026 THE VILLAGE WITHIN THE CITY: DISCOVERING VALENCIA’S BENIMACLET
There is a moment, somewhere between turning off Avenida de la Constitución and stepping into the narrow streets around the Plaza de la Iglesia, when Valencia stops feeling like a city and starts feeling like something older and quieter. That moment is Benimaclet, and once you find it, it is hard to believe it took […]
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hotels 
1st July 2026 THE COOKBOOK HOTEL: A REFINED MEDITERRANEAN EXPERIENCE IN CALPE
On the Costa Blanca, in Calpe (Alicante), just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Valencia, The Cookbook Hotel has entered a new phase that feels less like a reinvention and more like a considered refinement of its original identity. The property now positions itself as a destination built around experience, where hospitality, food, and wellbeing […]
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Food 
30th June 2026 TAPAS IN THE HISTORIC CENTRE OF VALENCIA….’LA BODEGUILLA DEL GATO’
What a great name for a tapas bar! This roughly translates as ‘The Cat’s Wine Cellar’ but it does sound cooler in Spanish. Arguably, this is still one of Valencia’s best kept secrets and it is nicely hidden away in a mellow corner of the historic centre. Over the years, members of the ‘24/7 Valencia’ […]
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Places 
30th June 2026 WALKING THROUGH VALENCIA’S CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: A JOURNEY THROUGH SCIENCE, ART, AND SPACE
Arriving at the City of Arts and Sciences feels like stepping into a completely different version of Valencia, where everything opens up at a massive scale. Wide walkways, long reflecting pools, and striking white structures spread across the former riverbed, with water doubling the architecture and making the space feel even larger and more continuous. […]
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Music 
29th June 2026 SIR ROD STEWART TO PERFORM AT ROIG ARENA IN VALENCIA ON JUNE 30!
Valencia, Spain – Legendary singer Sir Rod Stewart will return to Spain for a highly anticipated concert at Roig Arena, Valencia, on June 30. Recognized as one of the best-selling artists in the history of recorded music, Rod Stewart has sold more than 250 million albums and singles worldwide throughout an extraordinary career spanning over […]
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museums 
29th June 2026 MUVIM: THE MUSEUM WHERE IDEAS TAKE CENTRE STAGE (EXCLUSIVE REPORT)
When most people think of museums, they imagine glass cases, ancient artifacts, and carefully preserved objects from the past. Places where history is arranged behind labels and viewed at a distance. The Valencian Museum of Enlightenment and Modernity, better known as MuVIM, takes a very different path. Located in Valencia, MuVIM shifts attention away from […]
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Food 
28th June 2026 A LIVING ARCHIVE OF TEN YEARS: ‘KUZINA’ AND THE STORY BEHIND THE TABLE
Kuzina is one of those places in Valencia where a restaurant stops feeling like just a restaurant and starts feeling like a story you’ve accidentally walked into. This year, it celebrates 10 years in a way that fits that idea perfectly. Not with a typical “anniversary campaign”, but with a documentary-style album that pulls back […]
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Music 
27th June 2026 VALENCIAN VIOLINIST GABRIELA SALVADOR RIERA GROWS INTO HER VOICE AT THE SARASOTA MUSIC FESTIVAL
Valencia-native violinist Gabriela Salvador Riera’s musical journey began with a simple but unusually persistent request. At just five years old, she asked for a violin for Three Kings’ Day and continued asking until her parents eventually enrolled her in Suzuki training. Neither she nor her family can fully explain why the instrument felt so inevitable, […]
