Institut Valencià d'Art Modern

Everybody knows about abc dating. You start with searching for a fun date idea that starts with the letter A. Like (drinking) Agua de Valencia. You find a nice terras and have a drink together. You can make it a whole day with doing things that start with the same letter. For example: find a restaurant or do an activity that starts with the letter A. You name it, do it! And after the letter A, you go on with the letter B and you just keep going until you reach the letter Z. In this guide you will find a list with things to do & go in Valencia for every letter in the Alphabet. Let's discover the city together <3

Virtual explorers and trip planners alike, whether you're able to spend just 1 day or can visit for 2 weeks, follow this interactive guide through Valencia's historic neighborhoods and heritage sites in the old city of Ciutat Vella. Discover beautiful architecture. Learn about its history. Select each place to read more. This extensive guide weaves through each neighborhood of the center and includes complimentary guides to focus on each area. Follow the suggested tour sequence or make it your own. Explore at your own pace within your available timeframe. Work forward or backward. Visit all of the sites or just those that call to you. Skip around or simply glance on the way to your next meal. BONUS: Includes complimentary split guides to focus on individual areas in Ciutat Vella, Old Valencia. Purchase to unlock. Then click away on places and links to access more info, stories, and tours. Get free updates. Dive into Ciutat Vella: SEE + DO El Carme (El Carmen) La Seu El Mercat + El Pilar Sant Francesc + La Xerea Pro tip: Get familiar with both Spanish and Valencian names in this bilingual city where English is not the prevalent language. Be sure to tag @amginspired in your photos.

I strongly believe that the best way to get in touch with the culture and traditions of a country is to visit different cities that identify it. As far as Spain is concerned, this concept is even stronger because Catalonia and Andalusia are similar in some ways but different in others and crossing different cities to get to know the different facets is the best thing and the one I recommend. This trip turned out to be wonderful and I hope it will be helpful to those who want to plan a tour similar to the one I did. Spain is a land that transmits positivity. The weather is almost always good and sunny, the people very sociable and helpful, the food very good and the culture very strong and identifying.