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Restored Mosaics - Train Station Valencia from Valencia Blog on Vimeo.
I haven’t been living long enough in Valencia to have seen this hall before they renovated it. But I can say that they did a wonderful job, and it’s really worth a visit, especially since the Estación del Norte is already on the must see [...]
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This time we’d like to take you to El Bicho Raro: a cute neighborhood bistro serving French cuisine.
For €11, you can choose between 3 set menus:
Or you can mix & match, picking one item of each color to make your own combination. Bread, drink and dessert are included.
Ok, let’s step inside:
Freshly made bread, still warm.
I [...]
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Welcome to La Pappardella, the sister restaurant of Al Pomodoro (my first Menú del Dia after moving to Valencia). The layout and prices are similar to Al Pomodoro but the Pappardella’s location is slightly better since it’s right around the corner from the Micalet.
If you go in the afternoon, the Menú del Día is the [...]
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Carmen, Valencia’s most trendy and artsy district, is well known for its graffiti. But you can find exhibitions of this art form throughout the city. For example, here’s some graffiti from the district of Xerea (home of the Sant Bult Procession).
I especially like Calle de Engorgo with it’s bizarre, dilapidated buildings (don’t mind the smell) [...]
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Gypsy Prince in Valencia from Valencia Blog on Vimeo.
Meanwhile, we’ve been back to Radio City for the third time: taking our guests to see Flamenco is now on our must do list, and for some reason Tuesdays always works best. But we’re dying to check out Flamenco nights in other bars.
Anyway, the performance of this [...]
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Watching these videos will help us pay for our server. Thank you all!
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Apple.es and Movistar (the carrier of the iPhone in Spain) have just published pricing and information on available contracts. First impression: SUCK! Movistar really knows how to take the fun away from 3G! They cap the maximum download speed to 200MB/s when you sign up for the basic iPhone plan for €15 a month.
€15 a [...]
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As a birthday surprise, we went on a sunset cruise on a catamaran. I read about it in a brochure I got from the Valencia Tourist office, though neither the brochure nor the internet had many details about it.
So, a week early I walked by the Veles e Vents building located at the America’s [...]
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It’s always good to keep an eye on the Valencia webcam, pointed at Plaza de la Virgen, on the right-hand side of our blog. Yesterday I noticed this huge crowed gathering there. So, of course, we had to go. It was worth it - we got to see David Villa and other members of [...]
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We wrote about the Cinema Jove just couple of days ago. Turns out that all open air films are shown at the Viveros Garden. So we went on the first night to watch [REC], which was really fun.
The next day, we went to see the opening film in competition, giving me the opportunity to snap [...]
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This time we’d like to take you to El Bicho Raro: a cute neighborhood bistro serving French cuisine.
For €11, you can choose between 3 set menus:Or you can mix & match, picking one item of each color to make your own combination. Bread, drink and dessert are included.
Ok, let’s step inside:Freshly made bread, still warm.
I [...]
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Welcome to La Pappardella, the sister restaurant of Al Pomodoro (my first Menú del Dia after moving to Valencia). The layout and prices are similar to Al Pomodoro but the Pappardella’s location is slightly better since it’s right around the corner from the Micalet.
If you go in the afternoon, the Menú del Día is the [...]
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Carmen, Valencia’s most trendy and artsy district, is well known for its graffiti. But you can find exhibitions of this art form throughout the city. For example, here’s some graffiti from the district of Xerea (home of the Sant Bult Procession).
I especially like Calle de Engorgo with it’s bizarre, dilapidated buildings (don’t mind the smell) [...]
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Gypsy Prince in Valencia from Valencia Blog on Vimeo.
Meanwhile, we’ve been back to Radio City for the third time: taking our guests to see Flamenco is now on our must do list, and for some reason Tuesdays always works best. But we’re dying to check out Flamenco nights in other bars.
Anyway, the performance of this [...]
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Watching these videos will help us pay for our server. Thank you all!
-
Apple.es and Movistar (the carrier of the iPhone in Spain) have just published pricing and information on available contracts. First impression: SUCK! Movistar really knows how to take the fun away from 3G! They cap the maximum download speed to 200MB/s when you sign up for the basic iPhone plan for €15 a month.
€15 a [...]
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As a birthday surprise, we went on a sunset cruise on a catamaran. I read about it in a brochure I got from the Valencia Tourist office, though neither the brochure nor the internet had many details about it.
So, a week early I walked by the Veles e Vents building located at the America’s [...]
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It’s always good to keep an eye on the Valencia webcam, pointed at Plaza de la Virgen, on the right-hand side of our blog. Yesterday I noticed this huge crowed gathering there. So, of course, we had to go. It was worth it - we got to see David Villa and other members of [...]
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We wrote about the Cinema Jove just couple of days ago. Turns out that all open air films are shown at the Viveros Garden. So we went on the first night to watch [REC], which was really fun.
The next day, we went to see the opening film in competition, giving me the opportunity to snap [...]
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