Benicassim – Spanish Seaside Resort

& FIB Benicassim Festival

Benicassim is a lovely Spanish town surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and mountains.  Situated on the Costa Azahar in the province of Castellon in the region of Valencia, it takes  only 45 minutes by train from the city of Valencia and about one hour by car. The closest airports to the festival are in Castellón (17km)  and Valencia Airport at (92km).

FIB Benicassim Festival

From 18 – 21 July 2019

The annual Benicasim International Music Festival attracts some of the top names in rock to its shores.  The four days of concerts and nine days of camping are included in the 4-day pass, along with the weeks extra-musical activities make for a great experience on the shores of the Mediterranean (see Hotel Deals)

Benicassim is a seaside resort on the east coast of Spain between Valencia and Barcelona. The backdrop to this spectacular setting is the Sierra d’En Garcerán ~ Find out more >>

Getting To Benicassim from Valencia

You can take a  cheap flight to Valencia then from the airport  take the metro line 3 or 5 to the metro stop Xativa close to Estacion del Norte (North Station) in the center of the city,  next to the Bullring.

From here you take the train to Benicassim. It takes about 45-50 mins and tickets cost approximately £16 return.

A cheaper alternative is to buy a return ticket for the “regional express” but it takes a little longer to get there.

There are a good selection of hotels in Benicasim but be sure to book early as they fill up quickly at this time of the year.

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Bencassim Beaches

As well as the yearly rock festival this lovely town is famous for it’s 6km of blue flag golden beaches include Voramar, Tunny net, San Vicente, Els Terrers and Heliópolis.

Nearby are the towns of Oropesa with fast trains to Barcelona and Valencia.

The lovely town of Peñiscola with its dramatic Luna Castle, Alcossebre and Castellón de la Plana which is the capital of the area.  In contrast to the Costas of southern Spain the Costa del Azahar is still very Spanish.

Where To Stay?

There are many lovely places to stay in Benicassim to suit all budgets.

The 4 star Hotel Termas Marinas El Palasiet is situated on a hillside overlooking the sea and just a short walk to the beach.

Features include three swimming pools – 2 outdoor and 1 inside which is linked to the spa.

Free Wifi in all rooms and public areas.  Fitness Center, restaurant, room service and suites are available.

The 2 star Hotel Bersoca is just 5 mins walk from Els Terrers Beach.

Features include free Wi-Fi, free parking, swimming pool, gardens and restaurant.

All rooms are air-conditioned with TV (international channels), safe, telephone and desk and bathroom with shower and hairdryer.

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Deia Hotels in Majorca

The mountain village of Deia is one of the most magical places to visit and there are many lovely Deia hotels ranging from the most luxurious to affordable hotels.

If you are staying in Palma then the village is very easy to reach. Take the Soller train which runs from the center of Palma to the town of Soller and a bus from there.

If you prefer you can take the bus or drive along the mountain roads or come via the inland route.

Deia Hotels

Belmond La Residencia

La Residencia’s twin manor houses are in an amazing location on the edge of Deia.

The spa has been voted one of the four best at the Condé Nast Traveller Reader’s Spa 2010 Awards and the award winning El Olivo Restaurant offers a romantic setting.

Other features include two tennis courts set against the stunning backdrop of the Tramuntana Mountains overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Rates and Reviews : Belmond La Residencia

Hotel Sa Pedrissa

Sa Pedrissa has been converted into a romantic rural hotel with eight deluxe rooms.

Products found in Sa Pedrissa, both the restaurant and the hotel are purchased from local suppliers.

Rates and Reviews : Hotel Sa Pedrissa

Es Moli

The Hotel Es Moli has two bars, a restaurant, conference room, heated outdoor pool for adults, tennis, chess board on the outside, hair salon, massage room, gym, shop and a large private outdoor parking.

The hotel offers free shuttle service to “Sa Crutch” cove exclusively for guests of the Hotel Es Moli. There is a snack-bar with terrace shaded by pine trees, comfortable lounges, changing rooms, showers and snorkeling equipment.

Rates and Reviews : Es Moli Hotel Deia

Hoposa Costa D’or – Adults Only

The Hoposa Costa d’Or Hotel is set in a stunning location overlooking the Mediterranean sea.

The hotel was renovated in 2004 and includes 24 hour reception, swimming pool and tennis court. If you don’t feel like walking there is a bus to take you to the village center.

Rates and Reviews : Costa D’Or Hotel

Hostal Miramar

This 19th-century restored house features spectacular panoramic views of the sea and offers free Wi-Fi, a terrace and a beautiful garden surrounded by fruit trees.

Rooms at Miramar have typical décor, featuring rustic furniture and exposed beams. Some rooms have a private bathroom and views of Deià Cove, while all of them have a desk and a wardrobe.

Features include classic furniture, a common lounge with a TV and paintings from local artists. and a  dining room offering traditional cuisine. Guests can have breakfast, lunch and dinner on the terrace.

Rates and Reviews : Hostal Miramar

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Enjoy Vineyard Tours in Valencia …

For an exciting day out why not combine a visit to the countryside with one of these amazing Vineyard tours in Valencia.

This area of Spain is famous for the excellent reds and rosé of the D.O Utiel-Requena area. The wine growing regions are regulated and classified under Denominación de Origen (D.O) which is often found on bottles of Spanish wine.

The Towns of Requena and Utiel …

Famous for their grapes and wine production and are within easy reach of Valencia.

Requena being the nearest at only 65km and Utiel a little further at 73km from Valencia.

• Situated inland the Denomination of Origin (D.O.) is a large area almost exclusively used to cultivate grape vines.
• The D.O.’s name comes from the two main towns, but it contains a total of nine municipalities: Caudete de las Fuentes, Camporrobles, Fuenterrobles, Requena, Siete Aguas, Sinarcas, Utiel, Venta del Moro and Villargordo del Cabriel region.

• Utiel-Requena is the only region in which wine has been continuously produced for more than 2,500 years.

• Somewhere in the region of 60-70 villages, spread over four regions produce the D.O of the Valencia Utiel-Requena, Alto /Turia, Valentino, Moscatel de Valencia and Clariano where white grape varieties are found.

If you’re a wine and food lover then you’ll really enjoy taking one of these tours in Valencia.

Vineyard Tours in Valencia …

The Bodega Redonda is open every day of the year.

• Guided visits include a photographic exhibition showing the history of the D.O.

• Utiel-Requena, a collection of tools used in the fields and in the wineries.

• A workshop of wine aromas and an exhibition of bottles from all the wineries in the region.

• The visit concludes with a guided wine tasting.

For reservations:

Tel: +34 96 217 10 62 ext. 111 or e-mail: museodelvino@utielrequena.org

The train stops in the following towns in the area, Siete Aguas, El Rebollar, Requena, San Antonio de Requena and Utiel – www.renfe.es

Spanish Wines

Vinto Tinto – Red Wine
Vino Blanco – White Wine
Vina Rosada – Rose Wine

During the hot summer months a popular long drink to have is Tinto de Verrano (summer wine) which is a mixture of red wine and gaseoso (similar to lemonade).

There are many bodegas (wine cellars) in the Utiel Requena region so you’re sure to have a good time.  Check out the website for more information.

Transport in Valencia Spain

Transport in Valencia is modern, clean and easy to use  and travel cards  include combined tickets  for the bus and metro.  It’s also a great place to ride a bike.

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Transport in Valencia

Valencia Metro

The metro is modern, reliable, very easy to use and the quickets way to get around town.

Lines 3 and 5 connect the city to the airport and it’s the quickest way into town.

The  tram  L4  links the north of Valencia to the beach.

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Valencia Tram

Line 4 is an overhead tram which connects the city of Valencia to the beach.

It’s a great alternative to the bus or using a car as it’s fun and there are no traffic jams.

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Valencia Trains

The Northern station Estaciòn del Norte is incredibly beautiful and an example of the  modernist architecture in Valencia.

It’s easy to travel  from Valencia by  train to any of the other major cities and towns of Spain as it’s  affordable and comfortable.

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Valencia Buses

The Central Bus Station is at Avenida Menéndez Pidal, 13 (46009) which is just around the corner from the Expo Hotel and opposite the Turia Metro Station and Turia Gardens.

The transport is excellent in Valencia and with the red Valencia city EMT buses there are 91 lines by day and 7 by night.

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Valencia Tourist Bus

Get to know Valencia on the top of a tour bus. See all the sights and attractions of the city and find out where everything is located.  You can also take a tour of the waterfront and see the beaches of Valencia.

Great for taking those holiday snaps!

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Valencia Bikes

Valencia is a very bicycle friendly city and many tourists enjoy using this form of transport to get around.

In fact everywhere you go you will see bicycle lanes. There are specific lanes for you to ride on, exactly the same as in the neighboring city of Barcelona. There are bicycle lanes along the main highways,  by the beach and also in the park.

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Valencia Taxis

Transport in Valencia is good and taxis are also a great way to get around and quite inexpensive.

There are many taxi ranks in Plaza del Ayuntamiento and by Estacion de Norte.

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Car Hire

If your hotel doesn’t have a car park there are many underground car parks in the city but they can work out quite expensive. You can hire a car online and collect it at the airport when you arrive.

You’ll also need a good street map of Valencia for getting around so you get to know the districts of Valencia before you arrive.

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Valencia Airport

The Bus Aeropeurto (airport bus) will take you to the city of Valencia.  There are also buses from the airport which travel to Gandia and the surrounding areas.

From Estacion del Norte in the city center you can take trains which connect to all the cities and towns of Spain.  It’s very easy to get a bargain flight to Valencia with many of the popular ‘no-frills’ budget airlines Easy Jet.

You can also take an internal flight from Valencia Airport and visit some of the amazing other cities in Spain or the nearby Balearic Islands.

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Airport Transfers

Although transport in Valencia is very good, you can also use private transfers to reach your destination.

• You will be met at Valencia airport and travel to your accommoodation.
• Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• This private transfer service will take you from Valencia Port or Railway Station, directly to your hotel, without the hassle of picking up a rental car.

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Ferry to Valencia

You  can also take the ferry from the Port in Valencia to the Balearic Islands and visit the stunning islands of Ibiza, Menorca and Majorca.   You can also take a ferry to the Canary Islands, Tunisia, Morocco, France, Italy and Malta.

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Tourist Information in Valencia

Every minute of your time counts when visiting Valencia, so we have included a list of tourist offices should you need one.

To get to know your way around as quickly as possible it’s best to invest in a  map before you arrive.

This will help you enjoy the city so much more and you will quickly get to know Valencia like a local.

~ Valencia Spain Tourism Offices ~

Valencia Airport Tourist Office

Arrivals floor – Terminal building
(Opposite Cafetería in Arrivals)
46940 Manises
Phone: 34 961 530 229
Fax: 34 961 530 229
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NORTH RAILWAY STATION (Estación del Norte) Tourist Office

Játiva 24, Valencia 46007
Phone: 34 963 528 573
Fax: 34 963 940 284
OPENING HOURS: Monday to Saturday, 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays, 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m

Valencia Spain Tourism Office ~ JOAQUIN SOROLLA Officinas de Tourismo

San Vicente, 171
46007 Valencia, Spain
963 80 36 23
Estación Valencia Joaquín Sorolla (AVE y Larga Distancia).

Valencia Spain Tourism Office  ~ TOWN HALL SQUARE

Plaza del Ayuntamiento, s/n / 46002 – Valencia
Tel. +34 618 183 500

Valencia Spain Tourism Office ~ PLAZA DE LA REINA

19 – Plaza de la Reina – Valencia 46002
Phone: 34 963 153 931

Valencia Spain Tourism Office ~ C/POETA QUEROL (Teatro Principal)

Poeta Querol, s/n (Bajos Teatro Principal) Valencia 46002
Phone: 34 963 514 907
Fax: 34 963 519 927
OPENING HOURS: Monday to Friday, 9.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.Saturdays, 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. Sundays, 11.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.

Valencia Spain Tourism Office ~ C/Pau/Paz

Paz 48, Valencia 46003
Phone: 34 963 986 422
Fax: 34 963 986 421
OPENING HOURS: Monday to Friday, 9.00 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays: closed Official Holidays:

Valencia Spain Tourism Office ~ By the Beach

Open from the beginning of June until the middle of October
Paseo de Neptuno, 2 (Opposite hotel Neptuno) 46011 Valencia
Phone: 34 963 557 108 // 34 963 525 478- ext.3987Fax: 34 963 557 108
OPENING HOURS: Monday to Friday, 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

Valencia Spain Tourism Office at the Port

Muelle de Poniente s/n
46024 Valencia
(Open only when cruise ships are in Port Estación de Trasmediterránea)
Phone: 34 963 674 606

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Gazpacho Soup Recipe ~ Healthy, Cooling and Spicy!

During the hot summer months in Spain it’s great to enjoy a bowl or glass of ice-cold gazpacho soup.

This classic chilled soup is very healthy as all the ingredients are raw.

It’s just like a spicy juice as it’s full  of so many vitamins. If you haven’t tried it yet then you’re in for a treat!

Originating from the region of Andalucia in the south of Spain this is a favorite all over Spain. Perfect to have as a snack during the day or whenever you feel like a healthy drink.

This exotic mix of tomatoes, sweet peppers and garlic is made even better with sherry vinegar and olive oil.

Gazpacho Soup Recipe

Ingredients for 4 servings

• 1.6kg/3lbs ripe tomatoes
• ½ red pepper
• ½ green pepper – ½ cucumber
• 3 cloves garlic
• 1 small onion
• 2 slices stale bread (crusts removed)
• 4 tbsp sherry vinegar
• 4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
• 300ml/1/2 pint of iced water

Tip! If you want it spicy add some chili pepper.

Method

1. Soak bread in water until it has absorbed all the water (break into pieces first).
2. Skin ripe tomatoes and remove seeds etc from peppers.
3. Peel cucumber, onion and garlic and chop onion, garlic, tomatoes, peppers and cucumber.
5. Now you will need to place it in an electric blender or put it into a jug and use a hand blender.
6. You then squeeze the water from the bread and add to the blender.
7. Add oil and vinegar and blend well.
8. Season the soup and then pour into a large bowl. Cover with plastic film and chill overnight or for a couple of hours.
9. Before serving add ice-cold water until a thick soup-like consistency and if you like add ice-cubes.

Serve  in bowls with a small amount of finely chopped cucumber or green peppers or anything else you like.

We really hope you enjoy this Gazpacho soup recipe as much as we do. Just in case you don’t have time to make it, you can find this soup in supermarkets all over Spain.

You can also stock up with traditional Spanish food online at LaTienda.com.

¡Buen Provecho!

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 Valldemossa Majorca

To reach the lovely village of Valldemossa you must travel the steep mountain road from Palma.

The road is 15km north of Palma on the stunning north west coast of Majorca.

If you make this journey you will be rewarded with the most magnificent coastal and mountain views of the lovely island of Majorca.

Should you find the journey too daunting you can also take the inland route on the famous Soller train. The town also has a lovely little Port just 6km away on the road to Banyalbura.

Your arrival at the village is confirmed when you see the stunning church steeple.

Sparkling in the sunshine and set amidst flowers, lemons, carob and cypress trees.

This is the site that must have met the lovers, Frederic Chopin and George Sand when they arrived at the village in November 1838.

Their love affair began in Paris and a few months later they were climbing the coastal road to this famous mountain paradise.

Chopin and French Baroness Dudevant (George Sand), stayed in the village with her children until February 1839.

To the dismay of the local people the monastery was their home for this short period of time.

Dressed in her usual attire of trousers and smoking a cigar this was also seen as strange for the small community.  During the early 20th century the nearby village of Deia welcomed many beatniks and writers and this mode of dress was quite acceptable.  For Sand her style of dress was crucial to her way of life in the male dominated Paris of her time.

If she hadn’t used the pseudonym George Sand, she would probably never have succeeded as a famous French novelist. The bitterley cold winter resulted in Chopin leaving due to ill health.

A few years later Sand wrote the now famous ‘A Winter in Mallorca’ and now every July and August, Valdemossa holds a Chopin festival in honor of the great man himself.

In Palma there’s a square named after Chopin and his statue takes pride of place in the square.

Costa Nord Centre – Valldemossa

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones have a house near the town and in 2000, Douglas opened the Centro Cultural Costa Nord (Costa Nord Centre), a multimedia cultural centre devoted to this area of Majorca Island.

The visit begins with a short film by Douglas in which he describes his passion and love for the island. (Open daily from 9am – 5pm Tel: 971 612425).

Opposite the centre is the excellent Costa Nord restaurant (Avinguda Palma) which is owned by Michael Douglas.

The Village of Santa Catalina Tomás

The patron saint of Majorca, Santa Catalina Tomás was born in Valldemossa and every year , in the middle of July,  the town pays homage to Santa Catalina. The fiesta includes processions with floats and lots of food, wine, dancing and music.

Valldemossa Half-Day Tour From South Mallorca

Discover the quaint village of Valldemossa on a half-day sightseeing tour, and see why this pituresque town has attracted writers, artists, and musicians through the ages.

Explore one of the most beautiful villages on Mallorca on a 5-hour tour and visit La Cartuja Monastery to see where Frederic Chopin spent the winter of 1838-39.

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Where To Stay in Valldemossa?

The family-run Petit Hotel is set in a traditional stone house and features a large sun terrace, free WiFi and wired internet in all areas.

There is free public parking at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and rooms come with satellite TV. A buffet breakfast is served and there is also a bar.

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Puerto Soller Majorca

Puerto Soller (Port of Soller) can be reached via the coastal route which passes through the lovely village of Deia.  Overlooking the harbor and small beach are colorful houses, hotels and restaurants.

The town of Soller can be reached via the Orange Tram which is one of the most amazing trips on the island.

Tickets are bought on the tram which then travels through orange and lemon groves back to the town.  If the tram went a little slower,  it would be easy to pick the fruit which dangles in front of you.

The tram travels  through the Placa Sa Constitutio, close to the busy cafes which line the square and the church of Sant Bartomeu.  Boasting a baroque interior and modernist exterior, the church was designed by a pupil of the famous Antoni Gaudi.

Not far away is the lovely modernist  Soller Railway station where you take the Soller train back to Palma . This is a journey not to be missed, the views are stunning and something you’ll never forget.   Definitely worth taking,  especially if you don’t like heights as the coastal roads can be a little frightening if you’re not used to them.

The town owes it’s wealth to an abundance of orange and lemon trees which grow in this fertile valley.  You can enjoy a freshly  squeezed orange juice (zumo de naranja) or lemon juice at any one of the lovely cafes.   The town also claims to be the birthplace of Columbus.

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Deia Majorca

Deia is like a hidden jewel nestled under the Serra de Tramuntana (Tramuntana mountains) on the north east coast of Majorca.  During the 20th century philosophers, artists and writers made this remote paradise in the mountains their home and left a lasting legacy which continues to this day.

Overlooking the village and valley is the lovely church of Sant Joan Baptista. This is the resting place of the famous novelist and poet Robert Graves who lived here from 1929 until his death in 1985.

The steep village high street is edged with exclusive boutiques, restaurants, cafes and lovely hotels where many of the rich and famous have stayed. Many actors and writers have lived and still live in the area. Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones are just a few of those who enjoy this beautiful paradise on the north coast of Majorca.

In the late 19th century Jules Verne, Gertrude Stein and Sara Bernhardt were amongst those who stayed in the village. Archduke Ludwig Salvatore of Ausria loved it so much he made it his home.

Since the 1920s the village has been a refuge to many freethinkers and bohemian artists. It’s truly a magical place to be and once you’ve been here you’ll never forget it and return many times.

The lucky ones are those who arrived in the 1950s when property was quite cheap and who live here today.

The village still retains the bohemian atmosphere and there are pretty cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy a drink or Catalan dish.

If you’re here in July or August you can enjoy the famous music festival which Tomas Graves writes about in his book Tuning Up at Dawn.

Top stars such as Jimi Hendrix, Mike Oldfield and many others have attended and played at the festival which is held in this mystical and lovely village.

Where To Stay …

Belmond La Residencia

La Residencia’s twin manor houses are in an amazing location on the edge of Deia.

The spa has been voted one of the four best at the Condé Nast Traveller Reader’s Spa 2010 Awards and the award winning El Olivo Restaurant offers a romantic setting.

Other features include two tennis courts set against the stunning backdrop of the Tramuntana Mountains overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Rates and Reviews : Belmond La Residencia

Hotel Sa Pedrissa

Sa Pedrissa has been converted into a romantic rural hotel with eight deluxe rooms.

Products found in Sa Pedrissa, both the restaurant and the hotel are purchased from local suppliers.

Rates and Reviews : Hotel Sa Pedrissa

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Best Valencia Bike Tours  …

A great way to meet other travelers and have fun is with one of the amazing Valencia Bike Tours.

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Duration: 3 hours (approx.)

From GBP £19.60

Getting around Valencia by bike is the perfect way to discover the city.

You will pass some of the most famous sites in Valencia from medieval cathedrals to Santiago Calatrava’s amazing City of Arts and Sciences.
This is a bike tour which will is not the least bit strenuous but relaxing and fun.

You will stop every few hundred yards and the tour provides heaps of useful information, unique and fascinating stories, the opportunity to meet other travelers, and fantastic photo opportunities.

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Valencia Bike Tour Including Tapas 

See the sights of Valencia by bike and sample the city’s famous tapas on this must-do 3.5-hour tour!

After exploring Turia Gardens and Valencia’s Old Town you will go to the dazzling City of Arts and Sciences – a colossal cultural center – and then relax at one of the city’s top tapas bars. Sample local delicacies like Ibericos ham, enjoy a drink, and then finish your bike tour with a ride through the Royal Gardens.

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Explore Valencia by Night: 2-Hour Night Bike Tour

Discover Valencia by night and ride through the city’s popular plazas. You can enjoy a 20-minute ride through the amazing Turia Gardens and finish the night off with a glass of local beer at a typical Spanish pub.

The tour starts in the heart of the old town, at the beautiful Plaza de la Virgen. On your way you pass Valencia Cathedral then cross over Plaza de la Reina – take a few photos and it’s then onto the Turia Gardens.

What’s Included:

• Bike rental for 24 hours
• Drink
• Padlock and helmet
• Guide

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Local Bici Club

A big hello to all keen fellow road cyclists from Bici-Club Valencia, the city’s first cycling club founded back in 1949. Almost 60 years’ experience, excellent organisation, own club house and sag wagon and really enthusiastic, friendly atmosphere. Not quite up to scratch? We have two groups to cater for everyone, plus specific training rides to prepare for sportives. www.biciclubvalencia.org
e-mail: info@biciclubvalencia.org
36 euros a year

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