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C/ Maria Zambrano 2, Plaza Alqueria de la Culla, La Eliana, Valencia Province, 46183, Spain
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the Port area of Valencia with the Marina Real
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Hello everybody,
We will be in Valencia next week. We'll have a car and I am looking for some interesting places, towns,vinyard villages etc, which we can reach by car and come back to Valencia the same day. I would appericiate to get your recommendations.
thanks,
emre
The vinyard areas nearest to Valencia are in Utiel and Requena. Three are some wineyards that offer guided tours provided you book them in advance to reserve your place. One of the vineyards that I would recommend are Hoya de Cardenas. Have a look at the information provided at the folliwing link
http://www.viajerosdelvino.com/bodegas/finca-hoya-de-cadenas-654.html
As for interesteing places in the city I would suggest The city of arts and sciences ( www.cac.es ) , the city center with the Roman remains, The roman castle in Sagunto or little venice in Port Saplaya, just 5 kilometers on the outskirts of Valencia at the beach of Alboraya.
If you are beach lover, today it has been pretty hot in Valencia touching 39 Degrees celcius with good crowds at the beach. I would suggest, Cullera, Gandia or even Benidorm whcih is 140 kiometers out of Valencia towards the south. You can check the information on my Benidorm pages.
should you need any further or specific information, I would be glad to help.
best regards from Valencia
mahesh
Centre of Valencia was a good place to start the adventure.As you come out of the railway station everything seems to be on your doorstep with two very good tourist offices nearby.
Town Tourist Offices
More tourist information at:
* Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 1
46002 Valencia
* Av. Cataluña, 1
46010 Valencia Diverity of the City with something for everyone.
This tower called Miguelete is part of the Cathedral of Valencia, and its where the bell is alocated. You also have the option of paying a entrance ticket and go all the way up, to have a excellent view of the historic centre of Valencia.
Thousands of traditionally clad people are bringing flowers to be placed on this wooden statue of Mary as well as on the wall of and surrounding the entrance of the Cathedral. At the parades and other festivities during the week of Las Fallas the Spanish people seem very gracious about being photographed.
Located 11 km south of the city of Valencia, the Albufera lagoon is separated from the Mediterranean by a series of sand dunes and pine forsts. This freshwater lagoon was formed aeons ago by river sedimentation which eventually formed a barrier at sea and trapped a huge body of water inland. Boat rides are offered on the Albufera guided by old-time fishermen who know the area well.
How to get there:
I joined the bus tour which included the boat ride. (Tel: 96 341 4400)
Valencia has many bars and clubs all through the city, and there are specific zones with a great concentration of them, such as El Carmen (it's commented separatedly). It's for people from 25 to unlimited years.
Other places to go out by night with many bars and clubs are the street "Juan Llorens" and around for people from 20 to 30 years, the "avenida de Aragón" and around for people from 25 to 35, Av.Blasco Ibáñez, when it passes through "plaza de Honduras", for 17 to 25 y.o., the surroundings of "calle Menéndez y Pelayo" and "calle Ramón Gordillo", for university students, and the surroundings of "plaza del Cedro" for alternative and young people who don't like dance music.
Other less important locations: "plaza Xúquer" and around (it's decaying and for very youngsters), las Arenas (just in summer, and the city mayor has ordered to close the best places on it). El Carmen is the better zone where people wear what they want.
Zones with very young people are the opposite. It's typical there shaved head and just earrings.
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