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• Valencia.
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Valencia (map) is a charming old city and the capital of the Valencian Community, and the third-largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona.
In March visitors flock to the city for the annual UNESCO-listed Falles celebration, but the city is worth visiting at other times of year for its paella, ultramodern architecture, and good beaches.
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El Carme (El Carmen, map). In the old centre, it is the perfect place for a stroll where you can witness the transition from a forgotten area to an up-and-coming diverse neighbourhood. Barrio del Carmen is a major nightlife destination in Valencia.
Mercat Central (Mercado Central / Central Market, map). In a restored modernist iron and glass building dating from 1928, this is one of the largest markets in Europe.
Mercat del Cabanyal (Mercado del Cabañal / Cabanyal Market, map). Traditionally one of the better markets in the city for fish, this also has fresh produce and artisanal products.
El Rastro (Flea market, map). Su 08:00-13:30. Valencia’s enormous second-hand market is a good place to pick up all sorts of odds and ends, ranging from vintage toys to Valencian ceramics to bicycle parts. Vendors are licensed and there is a police presence, but do beware of pickpockets.
• Public transport.
Information about all types of public transport.

EMT Valencia (bus) / Metro Valencia / TRAM d’Alacant.
⇒ Also сheck оut мore info: València Transport (visitvalencia.com) • Getting around Spain (spain.info)
BUS: One of the largest bus companies in Spain is ALSA, which covers most of the country with its extensive network of bus routes. Other popular bus companies include Avanza, Empresa Plana, and Socibus / Secorbus. You can also see what is all available on Movelia.es.
TRAIN: Valencia is connected with Madrid by AVE high-speed trains, that run over the Madrid–Levante high-speed rail line. The journey takes approximately 1 hour 35 minutes. The journey to Barcelona takes approximately 3 hours. The main train operator is RENFE, including AVE (Spanish high speed train) or Talgo intercity services.
AIRPORT: Valencia Airport – is in the neighbouring town of Manises, 9 km from the city centre. Metro Valencia lines 3 and 5 go directly to the town centre and link the airport to the main train station, Estación del Norte (map). Information about Spanish airports ⇒ aena.es.
FERRY: Baleària • Grimaldi Lines • Trasmediterranea. + Spain’s main sea connections (spain.info)
Fallas of Valencia 2023.
From the 4th of February until the 19th of March, Valencia is overturned by Fallas celebrations, a festivity that combines tradition, satire and art which shouldn’t be missed for anything in the world.
⇒ video source: Visit Valencia / youtube.com /
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• Useful websites.
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