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Why you should visit Valencia ?

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Although Valencia is not as well-known a destination as Barcelona or Madrid, it is quickly becoming a hotspot for visitors to Spain from all over the world. The city has only recently experience a boom that led to the restoration of many of its historical sites as well as the development of a fantastic culinary scene, thrilling nightlife, and amazing modern architectural accomplishments. On your Valencia vacation you’ll be able to marvel at the glories of Moorish and Imperial Spain as well as take advantage of the best modern attractions the country has to offer.

If you want to truly experience the blend of past and present that makes the city so unique, stay in the Barri del Carme neighborhood on your Valencia vacation. Located in the “old” city, you can spend hours strolling through the side streets admiring the incredible architecture while browsing the dozens of market stalls and small shops. There’s no shortage of restaurants and cafes in the area to enjoy a refreshing meal of paella or tapas before you head you after hours to party the night away in one of the many trendy bars.

If you want to start your Valencia vacation way back at the time of the city’s founding, take a trip to L’Almoina museum. Located over the site where the Romans first founded Valencia, you’ll be able to walk over glass floors and look down at the incredible excavated ruins, which include baths and tombs.

The Prince Felipe Science Museum is dedicated to more modern exhibitions which revolve around things like spy science and the human body, and has the added benefit of a nightclub underneath its floors; You can enlarge your mind during the day then party all night in MYA located underneath the museum walkway.

Valencia has become known for its shopping, and there’s no better place to take advantage of it than at the Mercado Central. Located in the heart of the city’s historic district, you can browse open air stalls and stroll through stylish boutiques located in the surrounding 16th century buildings.

Besides its shopping, Valencia has gained fame for its cuisine and is fast becoming a foodie’s paradise. There are dozens of amazing places to sample the city’s signature dish, paella, along with a glass of horchata, a traditional drink dating back to the days of the Moors.

It’d be a shame to leave Valencia without visiting the world-famous City of Arts and Sciences, the astounding entertainment complex that is one of the most complex modern architectural achievements in Spain. Perched on the edge of the water, you can stroll through the palm-lined umbracle which serves as the entrance to the city and houses an important outdoor sculpture gallery. The impressive oceanogràfico marine built in the shape of a water lily lets you get up close and personal with over 500 species of aquatic life; wandering through the underground tunnels as sharks float overhead is a particularly awe-inspiring experience.