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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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It’s about time for another picture dump. Hope you like them.
Above, some tourist lost on the roof of thePatriaca!
Two of the many different mailboxes at the main post office:
I never saw something like this before, rain clouds on fire:
Marquis des dos Aquas at night:
Desert Ship:
Two more shots from we went to the coast line of [...]
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Asian food makes me happy.
I just don’t understand why people would go to a fast food chain in Valencia. You can get a filling meal for the same price like you would pay for an Extra Value Menu. Rong Hua is one of the alternatives, in a prime location on La Paz.
For only €6.95 you [...]
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I have walked by the Centro del Carmen, a museum & cultural center, a thousand times but never bothered actually going inside. How silly of me — especially when most of the exhibits are free of charge.
First off, the Centro del Carmen is a beautiful building complex which by itself is worth a visit. The [...]
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Mike already wrote about his visit to the top of the Micalet. I finally went up as well, and am now kicking myself that I hadn’t done it a long time ago. This is an absolute must see in Valencia and definitely one of they city’s top 5 sights.
Ok, let’s get a little closer to [...]
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Sorry for using our Valencia Blog to talk about my excitement for the new iPhone. But you must understand - the phone has been out now for a year and I finally have the chance to get my tech-greedy fingers on it. EEEK!
May I introduce the new iPhone 3G:
The information I had before about the [...]
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Another week, another procession/festival. I unwittingly ran into the procession of Sant Bult, held in the Valencia district of Xerea across the street from our neighborhood. Hope you enjoy the pics!
Even though it was fairly small, they had all the necessities: barefoot walkers, a mascletà, falleras, folk dances and statues getting carried around (this [...]
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Fly all you want for €249 from July 1st to August 31st within Europe. You can take advantage of this offer if you’re a student of 26 years or younger.
There are a limited number of all you can fly tickets available (3333). If you’re eligible you can buy one of them now and start booking [...]
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We registered Hola Valencia with Expat Blog right after we started which was about 3-4 month ago. And due to this fantastic city, Mike’s writing and my photos we got chosen to be blog of the month May.
We even gave a little interview: Hola Valencia Blog of the month
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Tasca de Russafa is a huge place, popular in the evening for their tapas. Our first time there, it was so packed that we had to leave again. But, we soon came back to try their menú del dia.
All the food was freshly cooked and yummy. And their desserts … mmm … but you’ll see [...]
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It’s about time for another picture dump. Hope you like them.
Above, some tourist lost on the roof of thePatriaca!
Two of the many different mailboxes at the main post office:I never saw something like this before, rain clouds on fire:
Marquis des dos Aquas at night:
Desert Ship:
Two more shots from we went to the coast line of [...]
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Asian food makes me happy.
I just don’t understand why people would go to a fast food chain in Valencia. You can get a filling meal for the same price like you would pay for an Extra Value Menu. Rong Hua is one of the alternatives, in a prime location on La Paz.
For only €6.95 you [...]
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I have walked by the Centro del Carmen, a museum & cultural center, a thousand times but never bothered actually going inside. How silly of me — especially when most of the exhibits are free of charge.
First off, the Centro del Carmen is a beautiful building complex which by itself is worth a visit. The [...]
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Mike already wrote about his visit to the top of the Micalet. I finally went up as well, and am now kicking myself that I hadn’t done it a long time ago. This is an absolute must see in Valencia and definitely one of they city’s top 5 sights.
Ok, let’s get a little closer to [...]
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Sorry for using our Valencia Blog to talk about my excitement for the new iPhone. But you must understand - the phone has been out now for a year and I finally have the chance to get my tech-greedy fingers on it. EEEK!
May I introduce the new iPhone 3G:The information I had before about the [...]
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Another week, another procession/festival. I unwittingly ran into the procession of Sant Bult, held in the Valencia district of Xerea across the street from our neighborhood. Hope you enjoy the pics!
Even though it was fairly small, they had all the necessities: barefoot walkers, a mascletà, falleras, folk dances and statues getting carried around (this [...]
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Fly all you want for €249 from July 1st to August 31st within Europe. You can take advantage of this offer if you’re a student of 26 years or younger.
There are a limited number of all you can fly tickets available (3333). If you’re eligible you can buy one of them now and start booking [...]
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We registered Hola Valencia with Expat Blog right after we started which was about 3-4 month ago. And due to this fantastic city, Mike’s writing and my photos we got chosen to be blog of the month May.
We even gave a little interview: Hola Valencia Blog of the month
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Tasca de Russafa is a huge place, popular in the evening for their tapas. Our first time there, it was so packed that we had to leave again. But, we soon came back to try their menú del dia.
All the food was freshly cooked and yummy. And their desserts … mmm … but you’ll see [...]
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