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Food 28th April 2026 STRAWBERRY EXPLOSION! By Helen Westwater ‘La Ola Fresca’
By: 247valenciaStrawberries are hard to beat! Heart-shaped and juicy, they have also been scientifically proven to reduce the risk of a heart attack through their high content of flavonoids (antioxidants) and are rich in potassium, the mineral that helps to regulate fluids and blood pressure. Try them with a splash of balsamic vinegar, black pepper, rocket […]
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Places 25th April 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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Art 19th April 2026 ART IN VALENCIA… IVAM (EXCLUSIVE REPORT)
By: 247valenciaThe 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. […]
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Food 13th April 2026 COOKING CLASS WITH ‘MY FIRST PAELLA’
By: 247valenciaThere are three important tips to consider when making paella. Did I know what they are before my adventure today? Absolutely not. But the chefs at ‘My First Paella’ were willing to show me. Our group met outside Ruzafa market, hungry to cook one of the two traditional rice dishes of the day: paella con […]
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Music 11th April 2026 A NIGHT OUT AT ‘JIMMY GLASS JAZZ BAR’ (EXCLUSIVE ’24/7 VALENCIA’ REPORT)
By: 247valenciaThe moment you step into Jimmy Glass Jazz Bar, you’re transported to a bygone era of jazz clubs and underground music scenes. The deceivingly small room in fact extends far down to an area invisible to the eye upon entering the bar, its narrow structure creating an intimate space for the audience to really connect […]
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History 9th April 2026 SAN VICENTE FERRER…THE SAINT OF THE COMMUNITY OF VALENCIA
By: 247valenciaFor those of us living in Valencia, we know how important holidays are here, the almost one month-long celebration of Las Fallas being a prime example. The same applies when celebrating the Holy Week (Semana Santa) and then San Vicente Ferrer Day on April 13th. You may ask, what is San Vicente Ferrer Day? Most […]
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History 8th April 2026 FOOD, LANGUAGE AND ARCHITECTURE: THE REMNANTS OF MUSLIM VALENCIA
By: 247valenciaAmidst 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 […]
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History 8th April 2026 THE HOLY GRAIL OF VALENCIA…EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH EXPERT DR ANA MAFÉ GARCÍA (HISTORY OF ART)
By: 247valencia24/7 Valencia: Tell us about your background, education and travels… Dr Ana Mafé García: I studied at a school called Santa María Marianistas in my village of Alboraya- where horchata is made in Valencia. I’ve been well-educated in the Catholic faith. I studied tourism at the official School of Tourism in Madrid and earned my […]
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Places 7th April 2026 ‘RADIO CITY’ … EXCLUSIVE REPORT!
By: 247valencia“If Radio City’s walls could speak, they would say: life is wonderful”. This legendary bar and live music venue is located in the heart of the old town of Valencia. It is known for its vintage vibe, luscious cocktails, and rhythmic music. From flamenco dancing to jazz and reggae nights, Radio City keeps the citizens […]
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Food 3rd April 2026 FOOD BY HELEN WESTWATER OF LA OLA FRESCA…‘ARNADÍ DE CALABAZA’
By: 247valenciaOne of the most fascinating things about cooking, for me, is the dialogue or stories that can be passed down through the ages. Traditional recipes, and the way they are celebrated in our homes, can give coded messages of where we came from and the stories of our journey. As we are in Easter, we […]

