L’Iber Toy Soldier Museum In Valencia
A great toy miniature toy soldier museum in Valencia. Watch the video of our tour in one of the quirkiest museum in Valencia. This year is no doubt the longest…
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Parks And Nature Attractions in Valencia – Jardines del Real
Jardines del Real is just one of the beautiful parks and nature attractions situated in the centre of Valencia. Check out our visit along with photos and video. Back in…
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20 Summer Camps For Kids In Valencia 2019
12 Weeks of summer holidays is upon us and to keep your sanity while making sure the kids are having fun here is a list of 20 Summer Camps For Kids In Valencia to keep the kids entertained all summer long!
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Free Monuments And Museums To Visit In Valencia
Believe it or not, Valencia offers a lot more than glorious sunshine and amazing beaches. Similar to its sister cities of Madrid and Barcelona, art and culture are firmly ingrained…
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Water Parks to visit in Valencia And Castellón
Spains first water park was introduced back in 1985. Since then, it has grown to be a favourite summer hotspot for the family and fun lovers during the weekends and…
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6 Stunning Pueblos to Visit Outside of Valencia
Oh, Spain! Land of the beautiful pueblos (villages) where time stands still. Valencia, on the east coast of Spain, is home to hundreds of ancient villages rich in history and…
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An Insiders Guide On How To Enjoy The Fallas In Valencia
From the 1st to the 19th of March of every year, gunpowder, parties, paellas, fire and music take precedence over the whole city. So if it's noise, fireworks and celebrations that you're looking for then the Fallas festival is for you.
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12 weeks of summer holidays
It’s been a month since my son broke up for the summer holidays. And yes you read that right, we have 12 weeks of school holidays here in Spain starting…
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Fireworks & Paellas
This week has gone far too quick. I can’t believe that it’s already been a 7 days since our trip to Barcelona. Now, here I am again getting the usual…
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Why Going To The Fallas In Valencia Should Be On Your Bucket List
So, it’s that time of year again, as the days get longer and the weather gets warmer there is no mistaking that Spring and the Fallas festival is just around…
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San Anton Abad: Blessing of the animals
Last Saturday I had a strange text from one of my friends, a lot more enigmatic than usual. He wanted to know if we were up to going to see…
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Birthday Morning By The Beach at La Pobla De Farnals
As an alternative breakfast in bed treat that I usually get every birthday, yesterday my husband decided to surprise me to a trip to the seaside town of La Pobla…
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In to the blue: A day at the Oceanographic Valencia
Yesterday was a day full of surprises, the husband and I planned a little day out for the boys to the Oceanografic Valencia. This year, we haven’t really ventured to any…
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Alpuente Valencia
Anyone who has been to Spain would know how vast this beautiful country is, there are still a lot of hidden places to discover. Since we moved to Valencia I’ve been to amazing places…
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How we spent the Fallas Festival
The weekend after the Fallas festival…. all I can say is that I don’t know whether I am more tired of being sick with the cold, or tired from the…
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Medieval Market Fair: Spring Fiestas in Valencia
How’s the weekend going? I hope it’s going better than mine. This week has been particularly crappy due to a virus that one of us caught at the beginning of…
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Discovering: Alpuente, Valencia
One thing I would say about our new life in Valencia is that weekends are unpredictable. Yesterday we went to our normal Spanish Sunday breakfast with friends along with my…
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