Don't go to Barcelona anymore, this city has more flavor

How can you miss Valencia when you come to Spain! This city embraced by sunshine is not only the birthplace of the fragrant seafood paella but also a treasure trove favored by art, with super artistic historic buildings. Walking through it feels like visiting an art gallery exhibition～ 🏰 Must-visit attractions 1️⃣ Valencia Cathedral 📍 Address: Pl. de l'Almoina, s/n, Ciutat Vella ⏰ Opening hours: 10:30-17:30 (from 14:00 on Sundays) In this church that blends Gothic and Baroque styles, you can see the chapel where the legendary "Holy Grail" is said to be kept! Climb to the top of the tower to overlook the entire city, with an incredibly wide view on sunny days. 2️⃣ Serranos Towers 📍 Address: Plaça dels Furs, s/n, Ciutat Vella ⏰ Opening hours: 10:00-19:00 (until 14:00 on Sundays) This medieval tower is one of the few remaining relics of the ancient city walls. At the top of the tower, you'll find a super interesting perspective, with rows of red-tiled roofs perfect for photos! 🍽️ Food recommendations You must have an authentic seafood paella in Valencia! I recommend La Pepica restaurant in the alleys of the old town. The century-old recipe is simply amazing, the rice has the perfect chewiness, and the seafood is incredibly fresh～ ✈️ Useful tips - Valencia is relatively warm in December, but bring a windbreaker - Buying the Valencia Tourist Card is very cost-effective, including public transport and attraction tickets - Local prices are quite friendly, remember to leave some time to shop for handicrafts in the old town