We all know it’s easy to find the best jamón and cheeses in Valencia, but what if you’re vegan? Are there enough vegan options in this city? The answer is yes! You just have to know where to go. So guess what, I’m gonna help you out ;-)
“Ooh, la la!” That was the first phrase that came out of my mouth when I was making this list. Okay, we already knew that Valencia has a lot to offer, but what we didn’t know, was the fact that our beloved city is full of unique accommodations.
So, I went on a search for 5 cozy hotels and apartments with rooftop terraces and it’s safe to say that my mission has been accomplished ;-) Whether you’re a visitor or not (hey, staycations are awesome too), it’s definitely worth checking out this list.
Whether you’ve planned a short-term stay in Valencia or want to become a fully integrated citizen, it’s good to know a thing or two about the national and regional holidays. Not just for practical reasons but also to get a taste of the culture. As you might have guessed, Valencianos sure know how to make the best of their public holidays. Viva la vida!
Know that song “Weather with you”? Well, today we’re gonna change the lyrics a bit and sing: “everywhere you go, always take your NIE with you.” Yes, if you’ve decided to stay in Valencia for a while, getting your NIE number should be on top of your to-do list. Maybe you’re even thinking about buying property or starting a business – whatever the case may be, trying to get through the application process can seem like a really daunting task, but we’re here to help you with this step-by-step guide on how to get your NIE number in Spain.
Take a morning stroll around the city and its outskirts, and you’ll be sure to find a bunch of Valencianos looking for hidden gems on the streets. There are so many different kinds of street markets in Valencia, so today we’re gonna focus on rastros (also known as flea markets). If you wanna know when and where they take place, this guide is for you!
Can you even say you’ve been to Valencia if you haven’t tried some of its traditional foods and drinks? Valencia is famous for its paella and horchata, but there’s so much more deliciousness to discover…
Have you ever tried Lebanese cuisine? If not, make sure to try Beirut Restaurantes’ delicacies. These restaurants definitely belong to our list of favorites and have been one of the most popular Lebanese in Valencia since 1995. You’re not gonna want to miss this…
There’s no such thing as a long winter in Valencia, and snow is a rare phenomenon here. However, it does get pretty cold. Yes, those words are coming from me, a Dutch woman. Ever heard the phrase: “you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone”? That totally applies to central heating. However, it’s possible to survive the winters without it and today I’m gonna tell you how. Trust me, I wish someone had given me a guide before I moved here.
