Buñol Water Route: Cueva del Turche, Charco Mañán and Cueva de las Palomas
We did the Buñol Water Route before it closed: Cueva del Turche, Charco Mañán and Cueva de las Palomas, about 6 km and 40 minutes from Valencia. We tell you what each stop is like, how to get there by car, train or bus, and the current status of the cave, closed until April 2027. One of the best routes in the Valencian Community.
Cuina Oberta Valencia 2026: We Tried It at Amancaes and Here's What We Really Paid
Cuina Oberta Valencia returns from November 5 to 15, 2026, with 81 restaurants and menus from €28. We explain how it works, how much each category costs and how to book. We also tried it at Amancaes, a Peruvian newcomer this year, with the real bill: €88 for the two of us.
Bioparc Valencia in an Afternoon: Gorillas, Lemurs and a Giraffe That Never Showed Its Face
Two and a half hours at Bioparc Valencia: the gorilla that left us speechless, rhinos, elephants, lemurs and chimpanzees. And a giraffe that refused to come out. We tell you what to see, how much it costs, where to park and why next time we'll go in the morning.
What to See at the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia (and How Many Days You Need)
City of Arts and Sciences Valencia: our experience visiting its spaces over the years, the Hemisfèric, the museum, the Oceanogràfic and an opera at the Palau de les Arts, with prices and 2026-2027 schedule.
Cala Granadella, What You Need to Know Before Visiting
Cala Granadella is without a doubt one of the must-visit coves if you're passing through the Valencian Community, but there are many things to consider to enjoy it. Here we share our experience and recommendations.
Museums You Should Visit in Valencia
Visiting museums in Valencia is without a doubt one of our summer plans: artworks, exhibitions and incredible history. Many are free and others are well worth the reasonable price.
Coves near Valencia: The Ones Worth Getting Up Early For
A Mediterranean summer isn't complete without time at the sea, so here are 5 coves we've visited within the Valencian Community.
5 Ways to Survive (and Enjoy) Summer in Valencia, City and Surroundings
5 things to do in Valencia in summer, and a good paella is a must. We know the heat is intense this time of year, but it's also when everyone is on vacation and the days are longer, so there's more time to enjoy and make the most of them.