When thinking about where to live, Valencia would certainly be among the first cities to come to mind. This is the answer of most tourists who have visited Valencia, the third largest city in Spain. Valencia has a rich cultural and historical heritage, picturesque streets, charming architecture, excellent gastronomy, a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and very mild winters. The city stretches along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and its name comes from the word Valentia, which means courage. As a combination of modern and ancient, the city attracts an increasing number of visitors from different parts of the world. When it comes to sights, the famous masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Valencia Cathedral, comes first. Near the Cathedral is the Mercado Central, where you can try traditional products made in this region. What also stands out in Valencia is the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias - City of Arts and Sciences. The city is also known for the former Turia River, which was diverted and transformed into a green corridor known as the Jardines del Turia, or Turia Gardens, after the 1957 flood. Today, this is a place of recreation, a place for walking and relaxing because there is a city park here that stretches through the center of Valencia.
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The city of Valencia was originally named Valentia, a word derived from Latin word "strength". Valencia was founded in 138 AD by the Romans. It is located on the banks of the Turia River on the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. A large part of modern Valencia was built in the old bed of the Turia River. The historic center of this city is one of the largest in Spain, covering a total area of 169 hectares. Valencia is the third largest city in Spain with a population of 700,000. Due to its cultural attractions, modern architecture, mild climate and beautiful views, this city is a very popular tourist destination in Spain.
Tenerife is a magnificent island of volcanic origin that belongs to the Canary Islands. Often called the island of eternal spring, Tenerife is an ideal place for a year-round vacation. From the amazing volcanic beaches characterized by black sand, popular beaches such as Las Americas, to the endless Mount Teide with the highest peak in Spain - 3718 meters. It is easy to fall in love with this island.
Gran Canaria is surely one of the last remaining European Paradise islands, situated in the Atlantic Ocean, some 200km away from the coast of Africa. It is the third largest of the Canary Islands, neighbored by Fuerteventura and Tenerife. The capital, Las Palmas, is situated in the northeast of the island. Gran Canaria is the island of contrasts, bursting with culture, an unbelievably beautiful coast and spectacular sunny beaches, the perfect destination all year round. From its cold climate in the north, to the sunny south, this perfect holiday island has everything even the most demanding traveler would wish for: a great specter of climates, lush forests, exotic flora and fauna, volcanic craters, as well as a strange sediment of snow at the highest peaks.
Madrid is considered one of the largest cities in Europe with 3.2 million inhabitants, it is the third city in the European Union. It is located 665 meters above sea level, which makes it the city with highest altitude in Europe. It is located on the banks of the small river Manzanares, and northwest of the city rises the Sierra de Guadarrama mountain. Its climate is continental, winters are short and cold, usually without precipitation, while summers are very warm. Everyone has at least once wished to visit the capital of Spain, and that desire will become even greater and more pronounced through our written guide. Madrid is a modern city with an old soul. It houses over 2.000 monuments and 90 museums that tell the story of the history and art of this city. You will get to know the historical figures and the art scene that raised this city as it is today.
Barcelona is a beautiful city that can offer you numerous cultural experiences and amazing beaches that are only a few minutes walk from the city center. The architecture of Barcelona will delight you. Many great painters and artists have created in this city and their influence is evident today in Barcelona and around the world. Here we primarily mean Picasso and Miro. While on the beach you can try some of the best seafood the Mediterranean has to offer, and there are many great restaurants and bars offering tapas. Barcelona is the largest Mediterranean city with 1.7 million inhabitants.
Seville is the capital of the province of Andalusia in Spain. It is the main cultural center of Spain. About 700,000 inhabitants live in Seville and it is considered a metropolis, which is in 4th place, after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. Today we call Seville the place where the popular bullfight takes place, Don Juan was born in Seville, the best Spanish tapas are eaten here and the most famous Spanish opera "The Barber of Seville" is watched, and visitors admire its beautiful Moorish architecture. Seville is one of the main commercial centers of Spain, but it is also an important seat of the diocese.
When thinking about where to live, Valencia would certainly be among the first cities to come to mind. This is the answer of most tourists who have visited Valencia, the third largest city in Spain. Valencia has a rich cultural and historical heritage, picturesque streets, charming architecture, excellent gastronomy, a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and very mild winters. The city stretches along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and its name comes from the word Valentia, which means courage. As a combination of modern and ancient, the city attracts an increasing number of visitors from different parts of the world. When it comes to sights, the famous masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Valencia Cathedral, comes first. Near the Cathedral is the Mercado Central, where you can try traditional products made in this region. What also stands out in Valencia is the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias - City of Arts and Sciences. The city is also known for the former Turia River, which was diverted and transformed into a green corridor known as the Jardines del Turia, or Turia Gardens, after the 1957 flood. Today, this is a place of recreation, a place for walking and relaxing because there is a city park here that stretches through the center of Valencia.
