Holiday Inn Valencia
Paseo de Alameda 38, SOLHER ALAMEDA Valencia, Valencian Country, 46023, Spain and Canary Islands
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Valencia
SO after the Toledo expierence we wer eexcited to get to Valencia. We ended up staying there longer than we thought. I was proud o fmyself after finding a plane ticket from Valencia Spain to Milan Italy for only 12 Euro. With taxes it was around 30 USD. I will pay 30 dollars not to have to be on a train for 20 hours. So we get to the airport and go …
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Last stop outside of Alicante: Valencia
... passing through old streets, plazas, new and modern areas, garden parks, tunnels, and cathedrals. (Cathedrals have specifically proved to be one of my favorite parts of Spanish/European culture. The building structure and the history of the church captivates me, not to mention they are so detailed and beautiful.) We then spent the morning until the early afternoon walking, where we then landed at a final site where we stood in between an ...
Finally Fallas
... in-a-lifetime experience for most of us and negotiating some prices, we bought our tickets and entered La Plaza de Toros very excited for one of Spain's most famous spectacles.
I'd seen one bullfight before in Mexico, but I was very young, so I only remember a few parts. Though very similar, Spanish bullfighting has it's own unique styles and traditions. I'll try to discuss some of the fight in the picture captions below. The fight lasted more than ...
The Rain in Spain- Part 3: Valencia
... in the world!!! A Milky Brand s'mores chocolate bar, it only comes in a huge bar that most people eat in several small amounts, which is how Alex and I attacked the chocolate, however, Rachel managed to devour a little too quickly...which then resulted in a stomach ache which wasn't too pleasant.
After consuming too much chocolate we reached coma phase and like the rest of the students we went back to napping. Finally after our second ...
Val-veryawesome-ncia
... spiral tower staircases. 207 steps, wobbly legs and vertigo later, we got to the top and yes it was an awesome view and totally worth it. Those tower climbs always are regardless of the number of steps. We saw all of Valencia, managed to see 3 gates that were the ruins of the original wall fortifications. Started to head down because of the rain and BOING the bells start going off, we're only a few steps down the tower and turn around because the reverberation ...



