Gay bar valencia

Valencia combines everything we love about Spain and throws it together to create something as deliciously fresh as its signature paella dish. Often overshadowed by Barcelona just up the coast, the Spanish city may not boast as many iconic attractions as its bigger siblings, but instead focuses on serving a more authentically Spanish experience for its visitors.

Valencia was founded during Roman times, and its long history spans Visigoth rule, the Moorish conquests, and the Spanish Civil War. You can see these influences by wandering through the city's Old Town and with a visit to Valencia's Gothic cathedral, which is said to hold the actual Holy Grail… or so they claim. In stark contrast, Valencia’s most recognisable landmark is the City of Arts and Sciences, a futuristic architectural complex featuring modern museums and attractions that you've no doubt seen featured in just about every sci-fi show known to mankind. And then there’s the beach, of course, complete with a lively promenade and a nearby marina—the perfect place to round up a collective of friends and devour one of the city's aforementioned paella