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A Valencia Food Guide: The Dishes to Try Beyond Paella
The dishes Valencians actually eat, from the rice fields to the fishermen's quarter, with the produce behind them and the tables where to taste them.
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Notes from Valencia: where to eat, where to stay, when to come and what to do once you are here.

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The dishes Valencians actually eat, from the rice fields to the fishermen's quarter, with the produce behind them and the tables where to taste them.
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How to see the City of Arts and Sciences well: what each building is, which ones are worth going inside, the best light, and where to eat afterward.
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What Valencian horchata really is, where the tiger nuts grow, how to order it with fartons, and the historic horchaterías worth the detour.
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A fair, practical comparison of Valencia and Barcelona, from the crowds and the food to the beaches and the day trips, to help you decide which suits you.
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A guide to the wine country an hour from Valencia: the Utiel-Requena DO, the Bobal grape, cava, the old cellars of Requena and how to visit well.
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A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to where to stay in Valencia, from the old town to the seafront and the countryside, and how to choose a luxury hotel.
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Everything you need to know about the Fallas in Valencia: what it is, when it happens, what to see each day, and how to enjoy it without the crush.
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A local's guide to eating well in Valencia: where to go, when to sit down, what to order and how to tell a real paella from a tourist one.
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A practical guide to Valencia's Central Market: the building, when to go, what to buy at the stalls, where to eat inside and what to see next door.
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A local's guide to the Albufera: the lagoon and its rice fields, the village of El Palmar, the birds, the boats, the sunset, and how to plan your visit.
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Why winter may be the most generous season in Valencia: mild sunny days, the citrus harvest, Christmas and Three Kings, and tables full of locals.
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What is really worth your time in Valencia, from the old town and the market to the rice fields, the vineyards and the sea, and how to fit it together.
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A local's guide to Valencia through the year: the weather, the festivals, the harvest and the tables, and why the quieter months are often the best.
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What authentic paella valenciana is, what goes in it and what never does, how to recognize a good one, and where to eat it in and around Valencia.
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