Introduction of tourist attractions around Valencia

As the third largest city in Spain, Valencia has convenient transportation links with Madrid and Barcelona, attracting thousands of tourists every year. The following are the tourist attractions around Valencia that I have compiled for you, hoping to help you!

A good place to travel in Valencia

1. Torres de Serranos Serranota

Serrano Tower is a part of the ancient city wall of Valencia, which was built in 1392. As an ancient military defense facility, bullet holes can still be seen in the tower.

It used to be one of the busiest gates in Valencia, and later it was used as a prison for a while. Now it is the place where Fa Ya Festival begins every year. The mayor and "Miss Fa Ya" will speak here to announce the beginning of this important festival.

Address: People's Liberation Army? Dels fur, serial number: 46003 València

2. Harding Botanico de Valencia Botanical Garden

Valencia Botanical Garden, built in 1802, is the first botanical garden in Spain. Originally built for botany teaching in universities, it was rebuilt and moved to the present place.

Now Valencia Botanical Garden has become an important botanical garden, with more than 3,000 species of plants, as well as some rare tropical plants and desert plants.

Address: No.80 Quar Street, Valencia

3. Fayero Museum in Fa Ya

Whether you visit Valencia during the Fa Ya Festival or not, you should visit this Fa Ya Museum, through which you can learn everything related to the Fa Ya Festival.

Here, you can visit famous or award-winning puppets over the years and photos of various ceremonies during the festival, so as to understand the history of Fa Ya Festival.

Address: No.4, Plaza MonteLevitte, Valencia

Valencia food recommendation

1. Fried rice with eggs

This special food from elche, a small town in southern Valencia, is based on the practice of roasted rice Arròs al forn, but the difference is that eggs are added to the rice. "Costa" translates to crispy rice crust. The rice baked in the oven not only smells like eggs, sausages and potatoes, but also has a crispy crust at the bottom of the baking tray, which goes without saying.

2. Fish risotto

This dish comes from Alicante, a coastal city in Valencia Autonomous Region, which is also famous for all kinds of delicious rice. Fish risotto is mainly made of fish soup, mostly whitebait, and cooked with seasonings such as fish, sweet potato and garlic mayonnaise. It's delicious.

Valencia culture

Valencia is the capital of Valencia, Spain, and the capital of Valencia Province. It is located in the south of Catalonia, Spain, with Valencia as its capital. This area has developed agriculture and has been the largest granary in Spain since ancient times. Although it is the third largest city in Spain, the old town of Valencia still maintains an antique style, and most of the main attractions are concentrated in this area. The silk market in this city was chosen as a world cultural heritage. In Latin, the original name of Valencia is Valencia [wa 'lentia], which means "strong" and "energetic". During the Moorish occupation, it was called Al-Balansi. After tone sandhi, it evolved into Valencia [ba'lenθja] and València in Spanish and Valencia respectively. In central Catalonia, València is pronounced [b? '？ εnsj？ ], and in Valencia, southwest Catalonia can also be pronounced [va'lensja]. Here, the latest ranking of 20 13QS world universities is 40 1-450. This palace is the seat of the Valencia Autonomous Region. Built in15-16th century, it has a classical Gothic style, among which the King's Hall, Parliament Hall and Golden Hall with golden walls are the most striking. The square courtyard with arcade is one of the most beautiful courtyards in Spain. The cathedral is also worth mentioning. This is a building that blends Roman, Gothic and Baroque styles. Built in 1262, the whole project lasted for one and a half centuries. A 68-meter-high bell tower built by 1420 became the symbol of this city.