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Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, showcases a delightful mix of modern architecture, historical landmarks, and beautiful beaches. The City of Arts and Sciences, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, is a futuristic complex of museums, an aquarium, and an opera house.
In Valencia's old town, you can admire medieval and Renaissance architecture, including the Valencia Cathedral and La Lonja, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is famous for being the birthplace of paella, a culinary delight you won’t want to miss. With stunning beaches like Malvarrosa and a vibrant atmosphere, Valencia epitomizes a contemporary coastal city steeped in history.