Thousands of people visit Gaudí’s monuments in Barcelona, and his name appears in films such as Vicky, Christina, Barcelona, Gaudí Afternoon and Antonioni’s The Passenger; and yet Valencia has its…
The old Anglo Saxon word for market was “ceap”, from which we get the word ‘cheap’. Colon Market is anything but cheap and is a fairly successful attempt to “do…
At the invitation of the Santillana-Richmond publishing company, Valencia International entertained two groups of students on 24th February 2015. The students worked with maps of the UK and London, and…
On Tuesday 17th February Year 7 pupils of Trafalgar School visited L’Iber Museum to see the exhibition entitled “Hollywood and History”. We were welcomed by Bob Yareham, who explained…
Valencia International is in the news again! Various media, both Valencian and national, published articles and a video documentary about our Wander through the Huerta of Alboraya activity, following a…
For the second day running students at Colegio Trafalgar experienced Hollywood & History and a guided tour in English of the world’s biggest collection of toy soldiers. Students of 2nd…
On Tuesday 17th February a group of students from Colegio Trafalgar became the latest to enter the Time Machine which is the world’s biggest toy soldier museum. Once again there…
Hiya all! What do “Asterix in Britain” and “English Beauty” have in common? Got you there, didn’t I? Well, they both get you all tangled up in the intricacies and…
José Benlliure y Gil (1858 – 1937) was a contemporary of Sorrolla, and the Sorrolla Musuem, which is curiously located in Madrid, has in fact a painting of Sorrolla by…
They say Valencia is different, and they are usually right. Plaza Manises is one of Valencia’s most significant squares; located in the historic centre of the city, surrounded by the…
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