Have you ever visited Valencia? If you have I think you will agree that Spain’s third largest city, after Madrid and Barcelona, is most definitely worth a visit. If not, I would like to tell you the most important reason to go there: the food! And we are talking about more than just paella and tapas, much more. We are talking veggie! Whether you call yourself a vegetarian, a vegan or an omnivore, the restaurants in Valencia have delicious options for everybody.
I only had 48 hours to explore Valencia, if you have more time: the beaches are great. The weather in Valencia is almost always sunny. I was there in December and it was still 18 degrees.
My flight from Amsterdam to Valencia was sponsored by Transavia airlines. Transavia has a direct flight to Valencia almost every day. At this moment a return flight starts from just € 110.
More information about Valencia: visitvalencia.com.
Hostal Antigua Mortellana is ideally located in the old city center. It’s called a hostal, which sounds a lot like hostel, but actually in Spain it’s more like a cozy family owned guest house. Christine and Sonya, who are sisters, like to make you feel at home and encourage you to visit the best local spots. Read more »
Restaurants Oslo, Copenhagen and Malmö belong to the same owners and my plan is to visit all three of them. At the three restaurants they only serve vegetarian and vegan food. Oslo was only two minutes from my hostal so I made a reservation for my first night in Valencia. Read more »
