Valencia travel guide, what's interesting?

Valencia, also translated as Valencia, is the third largest city in Spain, located in the eastern coastal area, and is the capital of Valencia Autonomous Region and Valencia Province. Because of its rich seafood and fertile soil, Valencia, which breathes salty air all the year round, has become an absolute "gourmet paradise" in Spain. Coupled with the intertwined collision between ancient civilization and modern science, it also enjoys the reputation of "Pearl of the Mediterranean". It is also a famous citrus producing area in Europe, and the citrus trees in the city are the symbol of Valencia. Although it follows the lively and cheerful Spain, Valencia is not as prosperous as a big city. Laziness and ease are the characteristics given to this city. This ancient city still maintains its ancient characteristics. Famous cathedrals, city halls, central markets, silk markets, holy squares and other attractions are all concentrated here, and many shops and unique shops are also hidden here. Beautiful beaches, 300 days of sunshine every year, numerous places of interest and colorful folk festivals will make you forget all the tiredness and hardships of your journey and melt into her Miri, Malaysia immediately.

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