75 Things to do in Valencia

Mayan Coffees sources their beans directly from a fairtrade farm in Guatemala, ensuring each cup is both ethically sourced and of great quality.

In Valencia, I found a great frutería with fresh, locally grown produce. Quality items and excellent service make it worth the slight wait!

Contemporary restaurant, honouring its maritime past, where you will find one of the best Paellas in Valencia.

The store is known for its gluten-free pastries, and their New York-style chocolate chip cookie is probably one of the best cookies I've ever had.

I love Músico Peydró Street in Valencia. It has two basketry stores, including El Globo. Their handmade wicker and wooden items make perfect souvenirs.

In Campanar, you will feel that you have crossed the time barrier and have traveled in time to a place with pedestrian streets delimited by beautiful two-story houses of modernist architecture.