Morella August 14, 2018 by Valencia International There have been many attempts to market El Cid as a martyr to Christianity, fighting the good fight against the evil Moors. Franco liked…
Silver Screen Peñiscola Past and Present August 21, 2015 by Valencia International The unmistakable outline of Peñiscola’s castle will shortly no longer be associated exclusively with El Cid; the super, mega TV series Game of Thrones…
Attacking Valencia (on-line) December 2, 2014 by Valencia International El Cid didn’t die at the Battle of Valencia in 1094, nor did he sacrifice himself for God, Spain and Alfonso. El Cid lived… Read More
Hollywood and History November 28, 2014 by Valencia International Hollywood and History got off to a great start on the morning of November 28th 2014 when a group of adult FPA students accompanied… Read More
Guillen de Castro: the Streets Have a Name September 29, 2014 by Valencia International Napoleon’s troops must have marched along Guillén de Castro when besieging Valencia on two occasions (one home win and one away win) at the… Read More
The Turia Dragon July 23, 2013 by Valencia International Valencia isn’t all sunshine, beaches, smiles and paella; there is a dark side in case you need to frighten the children. Of course there… Read More