Mercado Central Valencia Spain: Central Market For Fresh Fo...
9K views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
The Mercado Central Valencia is probably the most visited attraction in Valencia. Over 1000 stalls offering everything from fresh fruit and vegetables, not to mention meat, fish, nuts, and cheese. It is quite impressive and if you are a foodie, you can spend an awfully long time just wandering about. The architecture of the building is also amazing, a Goth modern style that is distinctively Valenciano. Here's a look. Lately, the fishmongers have become very snooty and no longer allow pictures to be taken in most of the stalls :-(. Music from https://bensound.com #valencia #spain #mercado central https://nextbiteoflife.com https://expatinvalencia.com
Valencia Estacion del Norte, The Valencia Train Station.
542 views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Valencia estacion del norte, or estacion del nord or just the Valencia Train Station for the rest of us, is absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately, there is not much traveling going on for anybody these days, but here is a look at this beautiful train station that connects Valencia to the rest of the country. It's kind of sad to see so empty, especially now when millions would have invaded the city for the Fallas festivities. Follow the link to read all about it if you don't know what it is about. #valencia #train station #estacion del norte https://nextbiteoflife.com/fallas-in-valencia-spain-experience/ Hopefully the good days will return sooner than later.
How Is Valencia Now? A Walk In The Center Of The Stunning Sp...
4K views · Oct 21, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
How is Valencia now? especially as the pandemic rages on? In this video, we take a walk through the center starting at the ayuntamiento (city hall) and making our way through the old center in the El Carmen neighborhood, a very popular area with expats in Valencia. Everyone is masked up, but unfortunately, there are a lot of stores and restaurants that have closed. Perhaps forever. We also visit our favorite Italian restaurant Anómalo at the end of our walk for some good old-fashioned home- cooking. Valencia is stunning, especially on this Fall day. #valencia #elcarmen #expatlife
Shopping For Meat And Veggies In Valencia Spain Like The Loc...
4K views · Oct 21, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
We went shopping for meat and veggies in Valencia at our neighborhood fruteria and local owned small grocery store which caters to expats from all over the world. While we do the bulk of our shopping at the big supermarket, there are some things you can't get there, such as tripe and special seasonings, etc. We also much prefer getting our veggies from the small fruterias that are on just about every street. Fresh veggies and fruit, and you get to know the people. #shopping #valencia #expatlife
Peniscola Valencia: Visit the Gibraltar Of Valencia
911 views · Oct 21, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
A visit to Peniscola Valencia, a city in the province often referred to as the "city in the sea" or the Gibraltar of Valencia because of the 13th-century fortress that is the Peñiscola Castle. A two-hour train ride from the Estacion del Nord in a regional train brought us to Benicarlo from where you would need a cab or bus (when they run in normal times, pre covid). A lovely beach town that is worthy of a visit. #peniscola #valencia
Cabanyal Valencia Spain: Visiting The El Cabanyal Barrio
43K views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Cabanyal Valencia Spain: visiting the hip neighborhood that used to be a fishing village. Quite a mixture of architecture, from newer apartment building to rundown but colorful ones. Considered a desirable place to live because of its closeness to the beach. Check it out and decide for yourself. Lots of amenities, like the El Cabanyal market, big gym and supermarkets so it has everything. Rental prices are super high for the most part because expats seem to be flocking there. It's also popular with students because they can squeeze a lot of people in the flats and a college closeby. #cabanyal #el cabañal #valencia
Is Valencia Safe To Live? My Take On Feeling Safe In Spain.
23K views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Is Valencia safe to live? Spain in general is pretty safe to live, and after living here a few years, l think l can answer that question :-). Yes, it is. Since no place is perfect, I am telling you the sort of crimes that are popular in Valencia. When you consider moving to a new country, one of the things to consider is how safe the new place is.
Where To Live In Valencia Spain: Arrancapins Neighborhood
6K views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Where To Live In Valencia Spain. This is the first of me venturing out to capture different barrios to live if considering a move to Valencia. The Arrancapins area is my favorite barrio and had we been able to afford an apartment there, I would have stayed there for sure. Prices had gone up immensely by the time we bought (when we moved in, we were happy to see flats for about 100,000 for 3 bedrooms, and by the time we were ready, they had doubled in price. Arrancapins is part of the Extramurs district ( along with Botànic, La Roqueta, and La Petxina where we've also lived before). I love it because it has a nice mixture of locals and ex-pats (seeing upticks of more and more ex-pats). It has all the perks of Russafa without the hifalutinness (yes, l know 😀). Lower cost of apartments, nice mix of buildings, a massive gym, lots of restaurants, cafes and nightclubs. Russafa is nice, don't get me wrong, but l find that there is a cult of pretentious blowhards who think the sun shines and sets there, like they're trying to make it Valencia's version of the Hamptons, only they're not rich, but rather people with a bit of money who now feel rich compared to others because of their lower costs of living. Thankfully, it's not the majority of them. In Arrancapins, I see people with stealth money, the ones who don't feel the need to prove themselves to anyone, sort of like old money people. It's quite interesting to see and observe. Once again, let me say this is strictly MY observation and it's okay if you don't agree. Please help us reach 1,000 subscribers by sharing and subscribing. #valencia #expatlife #spain Our sites: https://nextbiteoflife.com https://expatinvalencia.com
IVAM in Valencia: One Of The Top Ten Things To Do In Valenci...
4K views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
IVAM in Valencia is worthy of a visit and this modern art museum is definitely one of the very best things to see in the city. Housing more than 12,000 artworks from avant-garde artists in their permanent collection as well as fascinating temporary exhibitions such as Sexual Dis/Order, it is just one more facet of this vibrant city. You can find the full post at https://expatinvalencia.com/visit-the-magnificent-ivam-in-valencia-spain/ #ivam #valencia
Manises Valencia and majestic ceramic artistry
341 views · Oct 22, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
A short video of the blog post about Valencia and the city of Manises. History of ceramics and the museum dedicated to it.
Albufera Natural Park In Valencia: Center for Interpretation
407 views · Oct 23, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
The Albufera natural park in Valencia is located just seven miles outside the city and can be reached by public transportation (€1.50 each way). Over 50 hectacres, there is plenty to do if you love nature. Canoeing from the nearby towns to get upclose to the birds and marsh vegetation, hiking and biking trails and even campground sites. Paella, the national dish, originated from the rice fields that can be found in Albufera and there are plenty of restaurants that serve this delicious dish, either seafood ones, or the original with rabbit and chicken, and sometimes snail. Find out more on the blogpost on https://expatinvalencia.com For sure, this won't be the last time at this nature park in Valencia. We were pressed for time so we didn't find any places open. Paella is eaten for lunch in Valencia and so most restaurants shut down after lunch. #albufera #natural park #valencia
Is Valencia Spain The Best City For Expats: The expats have ...
1K views · Oct 23, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Is Valencia Spain The Best City For Expats? According to the latest poll, the expats have voted Valencia as the best city worldwide for expats, leapfrogging over other Spanish cities such as Madrid and Malaga and international destinations like Panama City and Lisbon. In fact, four Spanish cities in the top ten of the best cities. It´s, therefore, a no-brainer why Spain living is brilliant. #valencia #expatlife Read the full blog post here: https://expatinvalencia.com/valencia-is-excellent-for-expat-life/
Albufera Natural Park In Valencia: Center for Interpretation
407 views · Oct 23, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
The Albufera natural park in Valencia is located just seven miles outside the city and can be reached by public transportation (€1.50 each way). Over 50 hectacres, there is plenty to do if you love nature. Canoeing from the nearby towns to get upclose to the birds and marsh vegetation, hiking and biking trails and even campground sites. Paella, the national dish, originated from the rice fields that can be found in Albufera and there are plenty of restaurants that serve this delicious dish, either seafood ones, or the original with rabbit and chicken, and sometimes snail. Find out more on the blogpost on https://expatinvalencia.com For sure, this won't be the last time at this nature park in Valencia. We were pressed for time so we didn't find any places open. Paella is eaten for lunch in Valencia and so most restaurants shut down after lunch. #albufera #natural park #valencia
A Visit To The Sagunto Castle Valencia: (Castillo de Sagunto...
8K views · Oct 23, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
The Sagunto Castle: A visit to the Castillo de Sagunto . The historic fortress is located just a few miles from Valencia city. A 2000 plus years history, it is a popular tourist destination. It´s just another wonderful place in the region of Valencia to explore. #sagunto #valencia #expatlife To read more about its history, you can find the full blog post here: https://expatinvalencia.com/sagunto-best-valencia-trip/ Moving to Spain ecourse: https://bit.ly/33ZIXFY Join our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3gbMmGG
Our 50 Euro Grocery Store Shopping Haul In Spain
6K views · Dec 8, 2021 nextbiteoflife.com
Living abroad in Spain! How much food can you buy for €50 ($57.70 U.S.) in Spain? Here is our 50 euro grocery store shopping haul. Typical items we purchase on a weekly basis. Want to see how reasonable the cost of living in Spain really is? Check out the line item prices. We shop at our local Mercadona grocery store, which l think is the biggest chain across the country, and we stick with mostly Spanish brands. Imported items will of course push your prices higher. We find the prices here excellent, and freshness of fruits and meat, etc. second to none. #food #spain #grocery #valencia How do these prices compare to where you're at? Do you agree that the prices are cheap? Please subscribe and help us grow. We welcome ideas on what you would like to see on the channel.