Valencia Bioparc

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 visit for 2 weeks, follow this interactive guide through the districts and nature of Greater Valencia, beyond the inner Old City. Discover architecture and beauty in interesting places and nature. Learn about its history. Select each place to read more. This extensive guide snakes around the center in a logical order, but feel free to 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. Unlock to click places and links to access more info, stories, and tours. Get free updates. Dive into Valencia beyond Ciutat Vella: SEE + DO Greater Valencia: Districts and Barrios Beyond the Center - Eixample (Russafa + Pla del Remei + Gran Via) - Extramurs - Turia Gardens - Stadiums - El Cabanyal: Beaches and Marina - Nature and Agriculture 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 Instagram photos.

Valencia is a city located on the east coast of Spain, being the third largest city after Madrid and Barcelona. ​​Having a special charm, given by the architecture and the beauty of the streets where you can walk as long as your legs hold you, it is a vibrant and welcoming city with a rich cultural heritage and plenty of sights to see. For me, it was the first time visiting Valencia and I was very pleasantly impressed and I will describe in detail the itinerary I followed in this city break. I took the trip in the winter, in January, with the idea of ​​escaping the cold in my country and taking advantage of the Mediterranean climate. The weather was perfect for exploring the city, it rained a little, but that didn't spoil my plans. In this 3 days itinerary you will find: ✨ an accommodation recommendation ✨ 18 places you should not miss This is a recommendation and can be adjusted to suit each of you.