How Valencia celebrates Semana Santa
Semana Santa, which is translates to "Holy week" in English, is one of the most recognized religious festivities worldwide, and the best thing is that each country has its own way of celebrating. A vibrant and culturally rich observance, Semana
How to experience Fallas like a local!
If you're in Valencia right now then you've definitely already noticed the grand lighting up of the streets and central areas, as well as the final preparations to mount the big figures and structures for Las Fallas. It's not difficult
Exploring Requena: Valencia’s hidden gem
Surprisingly underappreciated and overlooked by tourists, Requena is a town filled with famous wineries, historic sites and beautiful streets. It's natural beauty and gastronomic delights makes it easy to fall in love with and most would say its one of
El Día de Los Reyes: A day full of magic
El Día de Los Reyes: What is it? El Día de Los Reyes, known as Three Kings' Day in English, is a vibrant and unique celebration in Spain and many Latin American countries and communities around the world. It takes place
April Fool’s Day (The Spanish version)
Do you like pranking people? If the answer is yes then this blog is definitely for you! You've probably heard of or even celebrated April Fool's Day in previous years, a day full of practical jokes and hoaxes that happens all around
New Year’s Eve in Valencia: How to celebrate to the max!
December always stands out as one of the most festive months as we are constantly surrounded by the warmth of family, the joy of friends, feasts, drinks, and a whirlwind of parties and events. Yet, one of the most important
Valencia’s Christmas traditions and how to enjoy them!
As you've definitely already seen by now, Valencia has successfully captured the true Christmas spirit with its breathtaking display of Christmas lights and decorations, illuminating the city in a dazzling display of colors and holiday cheer. There are more decorations
All Saints Day!
Have you ever heard of ‘All Saints Day’? Tomorrow - 1st November - is a very important national public holiday in Spain. You will find many businesses closed during this day, including Euroace. Do you want to know more about
Las Hogueras de San Juan – The Bonfiers of St. John
On the night of the 23rd of June, the shortest of the year, many cities in Spain welcome the beginning of summer with a popular festival known as ‘Las Hogueras de San Juan’. It is a night full of fire, music,