Joanne Shurvell writes about travel, food, culture and fashion. No trip to Valencia would be complete without enjoying paella. If you don't have time to travel to Albufera for paella, an excellent ...

The London-born restaurateur and long-time Valencia resident represents an alternative narrative of the English in Spain, creating zingy Anglo-Burmese dishes from the city’s unsurpassed produce.

Valencia, Spain, is stepping into the spotlight as ... s green revolution by exploring the city’s eco-friendly attractions. To learn more about making your visit more sustainable, head over ...

Valencia is the birthplace of paella, a very popular dish throughout Spain and among foreign visitors. The city also offers ...

Local buses connect the major Valencia attractions. Some buses also run to nearby towns, such as Buñol, where the famous La Tomatina festival takes place. Standard fare without transfers is ...

Valencia is the birthplace of one of Spain's most popular dishes, paella. The paella Valenciana is a mixture of rice, seafood, meat and vegetables flavored with saffron. Valencia is also known for ...