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Museo Artista Fallero

  • Post author:mpowell
  • Post published:January 11, 2010
  • Post category:Museums / Things to Do
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Not to be confused with the Fallas Museum near the Ciudad de Arte y Ciencas, the Museo Artista Fallero is dedicated to the craft of the artists who create ninots.…

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Ruzafa – Information and History

  • Post author:mpowell
  • Post published:May 31, 2009
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Ruzafa (Russafa in Valencian) is a neighborhood on the south-east side of Valencia. It begins at the Plaza de los Toros and extends southward until reaching the Avenida de Peris…

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