• Places
    AN AFTERNOON VISIT TO RUZAFA AND PARQUE CENTRAL!

    When visitors come to Valencia, it is common for them to stick to the city centre, seeing the Plaza de Reina and the streets that are filled with tables for the outdoor seating of the countless restaurants that line each passageway. But just a little south of the bustling city centre is Ruzafa, a once-humble […]

  • cavas
    VALENCIA CAVA (EXCLUSIVE REPORT)

    Valencia’s Bubbles just right for the festive season! What better way to celebrate with Valencia’s very own Cava? Valencian Cava? Well, yes! A brief history of Cava Historically Cava was a sparkling wine made in Cataluña, the word meaning cave or cellar in which the first wines were stored and made. Josep Raventós (Cordoniu) is […]

  • Music
    A NIGHT OUT IN ‘LOCO CLUB’ (EXCLUSIVE 24/7 VALENCIA REPORT)

    Where to go for live music in Valencia? If you are in search of a venue with good vibes and live music, then keep on reading because near the Àngel Guimerà metro station you will find Sala Loco Club, which specialises in live music and hosts local as well as international groups and artists. Upon […]

  • Food
    MAESTRO BAR’S LAMB SANDWICH CHOSEN BEST ‘PAQUITO’ IN VALENCIA!

    Maestro Bar’s Paquito de Cordero (Lamb Paquito) has won over the jury of the competition held for the first time in Valencia. The establishment will represent the Valencian Community in the final of the Best ‘Paquito’ in Spain. More than 60 bars and restaurants from across the Valencian Community are participating in this year’s Paquito […]

  • Food
    ‘Onami’ Japanese-Mediterranean fusion in Calpe…

    Chef Diego Laso presents his most ambitious gastronomic proposal, based on Japanese kaiseki cuisine and served at an exclusive bar for eight diners.The opening of ‘Onami’ is part of the evolution of the AR Hotels & Resorts group, which manages other establishments such as Audrey’s and AMAS, also in the AR Diamante Beach, or Beat […]

  • Sports
    VALENCIA FOOTBALL… MESTALLA is 103 years old in May!

    From Mestalla to Nou Mestalla? My first memories of the Mestalla stadium go back to the 1995/1996 season when I first moved to Valencia in the late summer of 1995.  I was based in the nearby barrio of Benimaclet, a  district of Valencia that is literally walking distance from what is now La Liga’s oldest […]

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