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AS many Europeans shiver through another wet and windy spring, more and more tourists are trading drizzle for dazzling sun – and the Spanish city of Valencia is topping the travel wish list.
Annie Bennett is a British travel specialist who has praised Valencia’s capital for its authentic Mediterranean charm, affordable prices and vibrant culinary scene.
Bennett, a travel specialist for Bennett says: “You can save money in Valencia without trying.” The Telegraph.
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Indeed, visitors can buy a bottle of local wine for as little as €5, start the day with a cafe con leche for €1.40, or enjoy a refreshing pint of beer for under €3.
When it comes to paella, the place of its birth does not disappoint.
It’s no surprise that the city attracts hungry Brits who are looking for great food without paying premium prices.
Valencia is a great place to visit if you want to enjoy culture, history, world-class architecture, and affordability.
Visitors are spoilt for choice. From the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, to the historic Silk Exchange and Mercado Central’s bustling Mercado Central.
Green spaces are plentiful. The nine-kilometre-long Turia Gardens – once a riverbed – offers a tranquil retreat right in the heart of the city, while sunseekers can head to one of the city’s golden beaches along the Mediterranean coast.
Named the best city to live in by InterNations in 2022, Valencia continues to offer what many tourists crave: sun, culture, and an unbeatable quality of life – all without breaking the bank.
