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With it´s stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and beautiful sunny climate, Valencia will always be an ideal destination for celebrating special occasions with friends, family, and loved ones. In Spain, Mother's Day is usually celebrated on the first Sunday of May,

If you’re in Valencia this weekend and love wine, there’s only one place to be: the Mostra Proava, Valencia’s beloved local Wine and Artisan Food Fair, which returns from April 24th to 28th in the lush Turia Gardens. This year marks

Semana Santa Semana Santa is one of Spain's most important festivals, it celebrates what we might call 'Easter Week' in other parts of the world. However, Easter has a lot more importance here in Spain than in other parts of the

  If you have been in Valencia during Las Fallas, you have probably already seen some of our beautiful falleras, with their colourful dresses and intricate hairstyle, they are hard to miss!   Who are the falleras of Valencia? The falleras are women that

Every March, Valencia comes alive with the explosive celebration of Fallas, which attracts roughly 1 to 2 million visitors each year. While most people attend Fallas for its vibrant parades, stunning fireworks, and endless street parties, the truth is that

As we dive into March, you can already  feel the excitement buzzing in Valencia - and for a good reason. The city is alive with energy, after the vibrant Crida, which officially kicked off the Fallas festivities. This year’s Crida

We recently sat down for a Q&A with one of internship and Spanish students, and we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you! Getting feedback from our students is super important to us because it helps us understand

Every year, the city of Valencia comes alive with the excitement and energy of Fallas, a festival unlike any other in Spain. It’s a time when the streets are filled with creative and breath-taking sculptures, vibrant processions and offerings, and

Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love that has become a global tradition, but its cultural significance varies from country to country. In Spain, and particularly in Valencia, this day holds a unique place in the hearts of many. From