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Valencia CircuitNewest Review: ... Supper), as well as a huge, gold monstrance in the museum. (I will write a separate review about the Cathedral at a later date because space will not allow me to do it the ‘’word’‘ justice it deserves.) Well worthy of mention as an attraction when in Valencia. The Basilica: Basilica de la Virgen do los Desamparados: Now this is a MUST see when in Valencia. I venture to say it is the most ... more |
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by - written on 10/12/06 (Very useful, 419 readings)
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I chose Valencia on the spurr of the moment when I found out Ryannair were offering free flights, just pay taxes and charges. I left on a cold, wet dark London day and must admit not awfully excited to be journeying away on my own but I was in for a pleasant surprise. First view was onto the azure blue Mediterranean sea, with 8 cargo and container ships dotted near the shore... we made the turn for a straight path into the airport. Over a massive port we flew, where tiny little containers looked like dolly lollies, tidily stacked ready for export; a very large ship was berthed at the portside with four gigantic cranes busy loading; now a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/10/05 (Very useful, 308 readings)
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Travelling Valencia is in the south eastern region of Spain and only a 100km’s or so from Alicante. It has so much to offer for a holiday but is better known as a business city and is relatively quiet in the summer months. Valencia is not your normal Spanish holiday by the sea, as we are not really beach people. We found a central city hotel, the Expo; this is a 3 star hotel close to the old town and shopping centre in the northern side of the city. Easyjet flew us to Valencia from Bristol, which went surprisingly smoothly after all the stories you hear about and TV programmes that are shown (Very impressed with the service). I would highly ... Read the complete review


