
Paella, Falles Festival and the City of Arts and Sciences are what defines Valencia, one of the most populous cities in Spain. Facing the Mediterranean Sea, it is four hours to the south of Barcelona and 3 hours east of Madrid. Those on a Eurail pass should consider a side trip to Valencia while in Spain, to experience a city rich in history and arts.
Valencia was founded by the Romans in 138BC. Several cultures inhabited the region, but the longest of which are the Moors who brought with them influences that are still part of contemporary Valencia. In 1094, El Cid ... Read More




