Girls explore
If one is well acquainted with the city of Valencia or has merely taken a short walk down the street of the old town, then you must definitely have across stores displaying beautiful ceramic pieces. The collections in some of the stores are so enticing…
It was a beautiful summer noon, and we girls couldn’t have asked for a more perfect way to spend our last day in Madrid city. After flamenco dancing show and eating our heart out at the famous Mercado San Miguel, El Rastro seemed like a…
Since ancient times, Valencia was a major center for trade and business as the city is located on the southeastern coast of Spain. A walk through the historic part of the city will give you a glimpse of how the market thrived with success during…
After our memorable stay in Madrid we travelled down south to the beautiful city of Valencia, the third major city of Spain. The city well-known as the land of paella and orange is also home for the famous festivals like Las Fallas and the La…
Earlier this week we were going through some of the pictures from our Spain trip reminiscing about the beautiful places we visited and we came across some of the attractions in Barcelona, which we had not shared in our blog. So here are the five…
One of our favourite moments while travelling is trying the local cuisines, however being vegetarians it gets bit difficult for us nevertheless we always look forward to try something new. During our food trail in Spain we got an opportunity to have a meal at…
Barri Gòtic or the Gothic quarters is the old town of Barcelona, which is a maze of narrow cobbled streets with history dating back to the Pre-Roman era. Taking a tour around the streets we came across some of the fascinating plazas, ancient roman walls…
“There are no straight lines or sharp corners in nature. Therefore, buildings must have no straight lines or sharp corners” – Antoni Gaudi. Genius architect, Antoni Gaudi considered as one of the main driving force in the Catalan Modernisme movement believed in getting architectural inspirations…
The last stop in our Spain trip was the second largest city in the country, Barcelona. Making most of the three days we had in hand to explore this city of amazing architectural wonders, it was truly a great learning experience for us. Dedicating a…
As Spain is part of the European Union, Schengen visa is required for entry into the country. Details on the visa requirements and procedures are available in http://www.vfsglobal.com/spain/india/ for Indians. Purchasing the tourist cards in Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia are highly recommended for those who…
When in Valencia one must never miss to relish on three things: paella, orxata and oranges. Having mentioned this we are happy to say that Valencian gastronomic experience was a great delight for us as we were able try some of the authentic dishes of…
The Cathedral of Valencia found during 13th Century was built on the site of old Roman Temple of Diana that was destroyed by the Moors in order to build a mosque. This magnificent church which is also famous as Saint Mary’s Cathedral is located close…
