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Valencia, Spain
Valencia is a city of contrasts that unfolds beautifully on foot. The old town's narrow streets hide Gothic churches, the stunning Silk Exchange, and the bustling Mercado Central, one of Europe's largest covered municipal markets. Walk through the ancient Torres de Serranos gateway and descend into the Turia Gardens, a nine-kilometer park built in a former riverbed that connects the old city to the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. Santiago Calatrava's sweeping white structures look like they belong on another planet. The Ruzafa neighborhood offers a hip dining scene, while the El Cabanyal fishing quarter near the beach has colorful tiled facades and a village-like atmosphere.
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The Turia Gardens provide a car-free route across the entire city — use them as your walking highway between the old town and the City of Arts and Sciences.
March through May and October bring warm days without summer humidity, and March features the spectacular Las Fallas festival.