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    VALENCIA CAVA

    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
    INTERVIEW WITH ‘PALAU DE LES ARTS’ OF VALENCIA

    24/7 VALENCIA: COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT ‘PALAU DE LES ARTS’ OF VALENCIA? PALAU DE LES ARTS: “Les Arts has become the centre of emotions in the city of Valencia. Season after season, it has managed to host productions, genres and disciplines as varied as Jazz, Dance, Zarzuela, Flamenco, Recitals, Lied, Symphonic concerts and, […]

  • Art
    ART IN VALENCIA… IVAM (EXCLUSIVE REPORT)

    The Institut Valencià d’Art Modern or ‘IVAM’ was the first centre of modern art created in Spain, opening in 1989. It is located at the Julio González centre and houses the museum collection, alongside other temporary exhibitions. Like the name suggests, those who enjoy contemporary and modern pieces will be best suited to exploring IVAM. […]

  • Music
    LIVE MUSIC IN VALENCIA AT ‘EL VOLANDER’

    24/7 VALENCIA: COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT ‘EL VOLANDER’? EL VOLANDER: “We opened in 1995. Since then, ‘El Volander’ has become a very well-known Café Pub in Valencia for live music every week… where leading singer-songwriters of the local and national scene perform in an intimate setting.” Report by ’24/7 Valencia’ team Article copyright […]

  • History
    FOOD, LANGUAGE AND ARCHITECTURE: THE REMNANTS OF MUSLIM VALENCIA

    Amidst the office blocks, stadiums and beach bars of Valencia, the legacy of Al-Andalus lives on. Valencia, one of Spain’s oldest cities, has been washed over by the tides of history, and each successive wave of empires and religions have all left their mark in its walls. The city surrendered to the Berber and Arab […]

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

    This 14th of October marks the 67th 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 […]

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