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Travel from Olbia to Valencia

A worthy opponent to Madrid and Barcelona, ​​Valencia is the third largest city in Spain and one of the most important in the Mediterranean, with a futuristic and at the same time fantastic look where magnificent Gothic-style cathedrals surround the cobbled squares and ultra-modern buildings.

Valencia can be reached from Olbia until September 16 with Volotea (Tuesday and Saturday). Discover all destinations at Olbia Airport at: https://bit.ly/OLBEstate2023

Not to be missed in Valencia

Start your Spanish city tour with a visit to Valencia Cathedralan impressive 13th-century building located in the Old Town, at Plaza de la Reinawhose three gates represent access to the entire architectural history of the city: Baroque Puerta del los Hieros, romantic Palau Gate and gothic Puerta de los Apostolos. In addition to Miguelete, The tower, which offers a panoramic view of the entire historic center, is what attracts tourists the most Holy GrailThe cup Jesus used at the Last Supper.

there City of Arts and Sciencesan important example of modern architecture, contains five amazing attractions:OceanographyL’ambraclethe Palace of Artsthe Science Museum and thehemispherical. In addition to the Science Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts is not to be missed, the second most important art gallery in Spain, housed in a Baroque building that houses works by great local artists such as Joaquin Sorolla, Goya, Velazquez, El Greco and Murillo But also Pinturicchio and Andrea del Sarto.

about dir Carmen Calzadostands one of the most famous areas of the historic center: district Barrio del Carmen. In the morning a place for shopping among alternative boutiques and workshops of major brands, and at night a favorite place for young people who entertain themselves in the various cafés that inhabit the neighborhood.

A few minutes walk you will find Longa de la Seda (silk market), UNESCO World Heritage, one of the finest examples of late Gothic architecture in Europe, is now home to the Valencia Cultural Academy. In front of the impressive building is a steel structure with stained glass windows and hand-painted ceramics on the façade: Central MarketA fusion of colours, aromas and flavors in a jewel of modern architecture. Outside, many stalls and restaurants await you to enjoy Paellaa dish eaten throughout Spain but typical of Valencia, is cooked with chicken or rabbit, without the shellfish, and in the marisco version with clams and clams.

If, after a day on the city streets, you want to take a break, the perfect place is undoubtedly Jardin del TuriaAn oasis of greenery and peace in the heart of the city, its main attraction is the monumental sculpture of Gulliver Gulliver Parkwhich widely reproduces the protagonist of the successful protagonist in a maze of slides, ladders and obstacles, to the delight of young visitors. The latter will also be appreciated Biopark in Valencia, Divided into three large regions: the African savanna, and the tropical forestAfrica and Madagascar and the African wetlands Where animals can be observed freely, but in complete safety.

Finally, if you love nature you can’t miss it Albufeira Reservethe largest lake in Spain, as well as its own Sea front Which leads to the city beaches Les Arenas and Malvarrosa With clear waters, he was awarded the European Blue Flag.

Valencia can be reached from Olbia until September 16 with Volotea (Tuesday and Saturday)

Discover all Olbia Airport destinations on: https://bit.ly/OLBEstate2023