• Food
    LA MONA DE PASCUA (EASTER IN VALENCIA)

    EASTER DESSERT: Today, it can be found with slight variations practically all over Spain. It is an Easter dessert whose tasting symbolizes that Lent is over. ORIGIN OF NAME: The name comes from the munna or mouna, an Arabic term that means “provision of the mouth”, a gift that the Muslims gave to their lords. […]

  • Music
    WHAT’S ON AT THE ‘PALAU DE LES ARTS’ THIS MARCH…

    In this month of March, behold one of the finest achievements at Les Arts by Robert Carsen as he brings his iconic rendition of Orpheus and Eurydice back to the stage. In a moving performance composed by Christoph Willibald Gluck, the tale of the two ill-fated lovers is brought alive in a moving display of […]

  • food and drink
    SAVOURING TAPAS AT THE ‘MERCADO DE LA IMPRENTA’

    Near Plaza España and hidden in the Calle de la Mascota you will find the emblematic ‘Mercado de la Imprenta.’ It was once a printing house but has now been converted into a marketplace, which has become the largest gastronomic market in Valencia! At first sight, the market appears slightly obscured and concealed between buildings, […]

  • Places
    ‘LA MARINA DE VALÈNCIA’ PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORT

    Within this million square metre haven, the iconic ‘Veles e Vents’ stands out as a cultural beacon hosting exhibitions and art events. A little bit further along, you can see people dancing  in a festival at an indie rock music event. Under the sun, people enjoy various activities while strolling, jogging, skating, and having a […]

  • pantomime
    PANTOMIME IN VALENCIA ON DECEMBER 2nd & 3rd!

    This December, Aladdin takes centre stage in Valencia! This is Cameron Hall’s latest pantomime after last year’s sell out success of Jack and the Beanstalk. This vibrant and funny pantomime extravaganza is set to captivate audiences of all ages and leave you laughing the night away, escaping reality for the night into a magical world […]

  • History
    LA RIADA DE VALENCIA: THE FLOOD THAT SUBMERGED A CITY

    This 14th of October marks the 66th anniversary of “La Riada de Valencia”, the flooding of the River Turia in 1957, which left 81 people dead and three-quarters of the city’s streets underwater. Just like all cities built on the banks of rivers, Valencia suffered an eternal paradox: a river is a source of life […]

24/7 Valencia

ed@247valencia.com

24/7 Valencia is the definitive English Speaking guide to Valencia. Extensive Listings, up-to-date and informed articles on restaurants, chill out, clubland, football, culture, arts, books, woman and much more.
Languages »
error: Content is protected !!

Pin It on Pinterest