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Valencia, the beautiful city that bakes during the day and smells of oranges during the night. The city witnesses the most beautiful orange orchards, beautiful cafes that keeps bustling till 3:00 AM, La Fellas Festival-City’s most important holiday that experiences the biggest firework of the world. The city unfolds the mystic aura of both Arabian and Roman culture. When I was getting my itinerary ready, I decided to spend some time here, unlike the other invading crowds who prefer visiting Madrid and Barcelona only. So, with the beautiful picture of City of Arts and Sciences in my heart, I headed to put a tick mark against this to-do thing in my bucket-list. Luckily, I met some amazing people en-route, who not only enhanced the beauty of my trip but also made it an unforgettable one. It was a hop-on hop-off tour bus which I took to cover the most of Barcelona, that’s where I met Lalo, Adam, Netalie and Andrea, who became my friends for the rest of my trip. Where to Stay: Unless you're searching for a devoted shoreline break, the best place to base yourself is in the Casco Antiguo. Here, you'll be settled among city sights, for example, the Cathedral and the market, and in simple reach of the much-shot City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia's design feature. In case you're a fashionable person searching for cool bistros by day and option nightlife after dull, attempt the stylish Russafa territory toward the south of the inside. The hippest spot to remain on a financial plan is Home Youth Hostel, found smack blast amidst the Casco Antiguo. Places to Visit: As you'd expect of Spain's third-greatest city, Valencia isn't short on sights. Neighbouring squares Plaza de la Reina and Plaza de la Virgen are both lovely and worth