Somebody falling asleep on a train to Valencia and then walking round the station in search of refreshment, could be forgiven for thinking that they’d caught the wrong train and…
Although he was brought up in Alcira, and attended the Rey Don Jaime secondary school there, one of Joan Bosch’s most memorable memories is of his grandfather’s fields around Alginet,…
Sorrolla painted him, his statue stands beside Valencia’s cannonball pocketed Torres de Quart, a monument to the city’s resistance to Napoleon’s artillery, commanded by Marshal Suchet, and Valencian venerates him…
Whenever I lie in the shade of a big oak tree refreshing myself with a glass (or a bottle) of red red wine, I like to know that my phone…
Trekkies, train-spotters, bird-watchers and sundry nerds had their days on the 10th and 11th of October 2015, when CIFICOM came to Valencia. La Rambleta played host this year to collectors…
Navlandis is a young Valencian company that has evolved from the Valencia Polytechnic University’s Ideas programme to become a company ready to resolve a lot of the world’s logistics and…
Recently a man was arrested in England for sexually assaulting a horse; so when I heard about ‘sexy plant’, I must confess that I started to worry. However, Sexy Plant…
All parents know that whatever high-tech, state of the art, cutting edge gift you buy for your children, in the end their natural creativity will assert itself, and they will…
September 20th 2015 is another bike fest in Valencia as the city celebrates its Bicycle Day. The cyclists set off from the tree lined Alameda Avenue and covered most of…
On 21st April 2009 The New York Times published an article about Valencia’s situation. Crisis, deflation, financial default, unemployment, wage cuts…: Alarm bells are going off! The article explained that…
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