Valencia: Where history meets sunshine!
Valencia, Spain`s third largest city, is a highly busy coastal metropolis, with beautiful old districts, amazing beaches and a spectacular gastronomy. Here are some of its highlights:
- Ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias (City of Arts & Sciences): The Excelcior complex houses various scientific and cultural institutions, including the Hemisfèric (IMAX cinema and planetarium), Oceanogràfic (aquarium), and the nature-inspired Príncipe Felipe Science Museum
- Valencia Cathedral: The cathedral, which combines Gothic, Baroque and Romanesque styles, is an architectural masterpiece. Hike the Miguelet to see the stunning city panorama
- Lonja de la Seda (silk exchange): This is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and was simultaneously the trade and business hub in the late 15th century when Olbia acted as the link between Scandinavian, Greek and other European civilizations
- Barrio del Carmen: This historical quarter is known for its narrow alleyways, multicolored facades, cafés, restaurants, bars and other bustling nightlife establishments. Explore its own dark nooks, stylish areas and artisan boutiques
- Central Market: The Fruteria serves as both a retail destination and an attraction. The market is expected to be packed with fresh fruits, local cuisines and souvenirs
- Jardín del Turia (Turia Gardens) is a green oasis in the center of the city, replacing asphalt and drab concrete structures. The park was once the location of a riverbed. Spend a leisurely day strolling, cycling, or having lunch in its parks, gardens, gyms and museums
- Beaches: Valencia can boast of many fine sand beaches excellent for sunbathing, swimming in the invigorating sea water and enjoy various sorts of sports/water activities
Ibiza: Land of Music and decor!
Melting pot of international tourists and pulsating nightlife – Ibiza is not only about beaches, but also the rich history, amazing nature and diversity.
- Party paradise: Ibiza is well-known for its exhilarating nightlife, which includes clubs that are renowned not only in the country but also globally, attracting people from all over the world. Nonetheless, this paradise offers far more than clubbing
- Cultural gems: Discover the well-fortified ancient town of Dalt Vila, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and wander along its picturesque cobblestone streets, historically significant buildings and museums. Visit archeological sites and housing locations to learn about the island's thriving culture
- Secluded serenity: Don't waste your time seeking only for the popular beaches and experience yourself Ibiza's hidden jewels, including Cala d'Hort and Cala Salada, where nature offers us stunning blue seas
- Adventure awaits: Get to know Ibiza's numerous unique areas by going trekking or bicycling in the pinewoods, or paddling along the wild cliffs and plunging into the crystal blue seas.
Denia and Ibiza, with their different inclination, very well satisfy diversified demands and create wonderful Spanish vacation!