Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) is one of the most characteristic buildings of the city of Valencia, located in the heart of the old town. Built in the 15th century, it was in 1482 when the architect Pere Compte started to build it. The UNESCO... Continue reading
In order to know what to do in Valencia for three days the best thing to do is to go with everything well tied up.... Continue reading
The Valencian province stands out for the variety of travel options it offers. The enviable alternatives of sun... Continue reading
The Church of San Nicolás de Bari is one of the most fascinating jewels of the Valencian Community. It is... Continue reading
In the region of Alto Turia, under the cliffs of Alpuente, is a historic-artistic area that housed a Taifa kingdom... Continue reading
The so-called Rincón de Ademuz (Corner of Ademuz) is an enclave of the Valencian Community surrounded by Teruel... Continue reading
The town of Cullera is situated at the mouth of the Júcar river, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Cullera... Continue reading
