Valencia is a City of Arts and Sciences

Valencian Community is on the South-Eastern coast of Spain. One of the oldest cities, beautiful and the third most populated in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona. However, the Mislata neighbourhood in Costa de Valencia, Spain, is Spain’s most densely populated area. It was conquered in 138 BC by the Romans and later occupied by the Visigoths and the Moors. In 1982, with the Valencian Statute of Autonomy, the province was integrated into the Valencian Community. Costa de Valencia, Spain, is a City of Arts and Sciences, full of history but some futuristic spots in its structures, with an interactive museum, an oceanarium and a planetarium.

Valencia is one of the greatest cities in Spain.

A boat ride on Lake Albufera Park, walking trails and a wetlands reserve is one of the many activities you can find. Valencia is one of the greatest cities in Spain regarding climate, with beautiful beaches to enjoy the experience of renting a nautical charter in Valencia to Ibiza or Formentera. Or, if you have on mind buy a boat or a yacht, you will find 33,500 offers(catamarans, motorboats, sailing boats, used yachts, rafts) in Costa de Valencia, Spain.
The port city of Valencia lies between the Turia River and the Mediterranean Sea. It is the fourth busiest port in Europe and the largest in Spain and the Mediterranean Sea basin.

The drink in Valencia is Agua de Valencia, and its ingredients(freshly squeezed orange juice, cava, vodka, gin, and lots of ice) have nothing to see with the name. Horchata is also super popular but natural, made with chufa (aka tiger nuts). This tubercule grows in the fields of Alboraya, a small village to the north of Valencia. And I do not forget the Mediterranean Diet: The famous Paella Valenciana.

Saint Joseph.

Valencia shows off extensive UNESCO listings. Flamenco, Human Tower, Festivity La mare de Deu de la Salud, Mediterranean Cave Art Paintings, The Mistery Play of Elche, The Palm Grove in Elche, Las Fallas Festival, The Water Tribunal of the Plain of Valencia, Wine and Vineyard Cultural Itinerary trough Mediterranean Towns, and the Mediterranean Diet.
In recent years, Critical international sports events like America’s Cup and the Formula 1 Grand Prix put Valencia on the world map. Las Fallas is a big festival in Valencia. 19th day of loud music, delicious food, street lights, firecracker concerts, and temporary art, where tourists and locals meet every March to honour the city patron saint of carpenters, Saint Joseph.
Another national celebration is in July, The Flower Battle. Next, on Agosto La Tomatina. A fighting party that tub the small town of Buñol in tomatoes. On October 9th, it commemorates the entrances to the city of Valencia of King Jaime, the Day of Valencia Community, and Sant Dionis Day, the local version of Valentine’s Day.
To get to the city, there is the nearest major airport to Valencia Airport(VLC), Alicante (ALC/LEAL), Palma Mallorca(PMI), Ibiza(IBZ), and Barcelona(BCN).
If you love music, art, and good food, Valencia is the city in Spain you must see!