Valencia that is situated on Spain's north eastern coast has a lot common and uncommon to rest of the country. The southern coast of the Valencia is lined by white sandy beaches and towards the inland, rugged mountains happens to scrape the sky. The city is also known for an insane nightlife and the 'Oceanográfic,' which is the largest aquarium that the Europe has. Towns like Alicante is present on the coastline and small villages like Cullera, Denia add a pleasant touch of Valencia's character.

The beautiful Mediterranean city of Valencia has some stunning beaches, charming plazas and captivating scenery. Being the third-largest city of Spain, the city has a vast population that indulges in festival, happenings and has a language of their own. It is possible to spend a fantastic weekend in the city of fascination.

It's easy to get to Valencia by car (if you happen to be in Barcelona) or train (if you're traveling from further away). You can also fly to the airport Aeropuerto de Manises, which is quite near to the city center and connects Valencia. Staying in the old town of Valencia named the Barrio del Carmen can be a pleasure. It will be possible for you to access Valencia’s plazas, cathedrals, best sights and restaurants easily from here.

You can make your visit to the Holy Grail which dominates the Plaza de la Virgen. The Capilla del Santo Caliz, inside any one of the cathedral's chapels, looks out over the pews using a glass-enclosed case which is present in the altar’s center. Sometimes, weddings also take place here. Next, you can head to the Plaza de la Virgen where you can have a café con leche. This is undoubtedly the best part of Valencia. You can indulge in spending few hours while basking in the sunlight, looking out at the plaza's metaphorical fountains or breathing the oranges scent while relaxing . There are a number of Cafes that line this plaza. You can decide to spend time at the Museo de Bellas Artes. The museum features some marvelous work by a number of famous artists like Goya, Velasquez and El Greco.

The best thing about Valencia is its Paella. This traditional dish of Spain was discovered in Valencia and traditional Valencian paella includes rabbit, langostines, chicken, seafood and vegetables. The vibrant yellow-orange color is endowed by authentic saffron which is used to color the rice.

You can concide your trip with Las Fallas, the famous Valencia's festival that takes place in March every year and has 100 years history the festival features paper mache replicas of a number of celebrities, potential figures and others.

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