Can you even say you’ve been to Valencia if you haven’t tried some of its traditional foods and drinks? Valencia is famous for its paella and horchata, but there’s so much more deliciousness to discover…

Have you ever tried Lebanese cuisine? If not, make sure to try Beirut Restaurantes’ delicacies. These restaurants definitely belong to our list of favorites and have been one of the most popular Lebanese in Valencia since 1995. You’re not gonna want to miss this…

Today in our series of frequently visited places, we introduce to you: Blackbird Café. This artisan bakery-cafe was one of our first loves (not to confuse with doves) in Valencia. In fact, we’ve been here so many times that we became friends with the owners. If you’re looking for an awesome brunch spot and great specialty coffee, you’re gonna want to stick around.

This is one of my go-to healthy cafes in Ruzafa. It’s the perfect place to grab something healthy, have some downtime on their patio, listen to live music and follow a workshop while enjoying the laid-back atmosphere. But it doesn’t stop there, Artysana offers even more goodness. Artists and art enthusiasts of Valencia, stay tuned…

One of my life mottos is: make life easy again. Now, tell me, what’s easier than checking out some categorized Google Maps lists when you have no idea where to go and what to do in Valencia? Yeah, buddy, we did the dirty work for you - de nada. Keep reading if you wanna save tons of time and simply enjoy the city.

Did you know that paella originally comes from Valencia? No wonder you can eat the best ones here! You’ll never have to live a day without this world-famous rice dish, thanks to the Valencian paella masters of Paellas Velarte. Folks, take it away!

The human body is made up of over 70 % water, I’m pretty sure mine is made up of over 70 % pizza. Okay, I’m being dramatic over here, but I really do love pizza. Guess what? I’ve found 1-meter long, mouthwatering, Neapolitan pizzas. Yes, heaven on earth exists.

I remember my first time in Valencia really well, it was in the Summer of 2016 when the city wasn’t that popular amongst tourists yet. As we were walking through the quiet streets of Ruzafa (I know, can you imagine?!), my friend took me to this bakery-cafe: Dulce de Leche. An absolute pastry paradise for hipsters. I realized: I didn’t just fall in love with the city, I fell in love with an Oreo Cheesecake too.