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Valencia Travel Guide
This is Cabalgata del Fuego in images.
Divided into 19 districts, the city of Valencia preserves its identity in its many neighbourhoods, each with a different history, style, and essence.
20 of the most curious and fun facts about Valencia, to get acquainted with this marvellous city
In the heart of the city’s old quarters is Valencia’s Cathedral, home to the Holy Chalice and a solemn bell tower, the Miguelete.
Valencia’s urban rail network counts a total of 146 stations, divided into ten active lines. With its total length of 162 km, it covers Valencia’s urban area thoroughly and it is a great way to move around the city.
Hilltop towns by the beach, Mediaeval castles carved out of rocks and crystalline lakes. These towns make for the ideal weekend getaway.
Whether you consider yourself more of a history lover, a shopping enthusiast, a hopeless romantic, or a backpacker waiting to kick back and relax with the locals, there’s a place for you in Valencia. These are the neighbourhoods and areas that you cannot miss if you really want to get to know the city.