Valencia Center

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... city's many historic buildings and fountains being illuminated. Arriving by train put me practically straight in the city centre. I then made my way to the Valencia YHA hostel which involved a 15 minute walk up the city's main street, through a couple of ...

... from. You just have to be careful not to drink too much and get the count wrong.   Another major highlight in Valencia is its futuristic looking 'Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias' which basically is a very mode and spaceship looking performing ...

... . Nothing in the states compares to the food here in Spain.     Our group spent the night wandering around Valencia, checking out different bars and exploring what the city had to offer. Around 3:30am we all decided to head to bed and ...

... reflections quiver in the aqua waters of the reflecting pools at their base.   We spent New Year's Eve in Valencia's center square along with hundreds of other people awaiting the dramatic 12 chimes of Midnight. A large Christmas tree towered ...

... -Pinos-Mia's High Performance Centre for Rhythmic Gymnastics. I really liked the circulation organisation of the building. -Valencia. Calatrava projects... Puenta Alamuda, Estacion Metro Almeda, ciutat de las Arts iles Cionces/City of Arts, bridge and ...

... tour and gave us a great background of the city. We then wandered around the square and got a meal before returning to our hotel. Valencia, being a little further south then both Madrid and Barcelona is much warmer during the ...

... ;   After dropping our bags and freshening up ourselves, we all got back on the coach to explore Valencia. We were dropped off in the city center and Colin pointed out a few points of interest such as the Bull Ring, the basilica, and the tower. ...

... 5 minutes away from the main bus station), we visited the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencia, the architectural jewel of Valencia.  The stunning complex consists of 5 different elements all dedicated to science and culture.  It's worth a visit ...

... slept in, walked around some more, went to their big fresh food market and got some fruit and nuts and dried apricots, and then lay in the park for the rest of the day, reading and snoozing. Early night because we were catching the bus to Valencia at ...

... The ban comes into effect next year. Lets hope it’s the beginning of the end. Our saunter through the streets of Valencia was cut short when the heavens opened and put on the most spectacular thunderstorm. The torrential rain turned the streets into ...

... classes, we had quite a bit of free time to explore Valencia, so we decided to visit the old city center.  Valencia is a massive urban expanse, but dispersed throughout the city center are beautiful medieval churches, towers, and monuments.  ...

... did it all by ourselves. I am glad I expanded my knowledge of Spain, and can't wait for Ibiza, which will obviously be a different experience than appreciating Valencia, but I am pumped to see my friends from WashU and rage it up on the crazy party ...

... buildings built on the old river bed towards the port. It was an imaginative bid to construct something outstanding to illustrate Valencia’s growing position in a modern Spain. We caught a bus through the city and arrived in bright sunshine and ...

... a two hour bus ride from Alicante, so we started our day earlier than we normally do, and arrived around 10:00 in the city center. Valencia is the capital of the Valencia providence of Spain (1 of 17), and one of the oldest most historic cities of Spain. ...

... had them stocked up yesterday). Still, maybe a total of 25 Euro for the day. January 20, 2012:  Peniscola and Surprising Valencia The only problem with camping at on street parking is the street lights, but the upstairs bed has no windows other than ...

... .  Lots of cool bridges, fountains and shady trees.  From here, we walked into the historic centre. When we first drove into Valencia, all I thought was big city.  9 lane roundabouts and multilaned streets where everywhere in amongst tall ...