NEW YEAR’S EVE 2013 IN VALENCIA
Brinda in Valencia for the New Year 2013!
Valencia is the third largest city in Spain and it was rebuilt after the look organized and hosted the America’s Cup Sailing has brought money, investments and much tourism. The number of visitors has increased significantly as well as the attractions of a city undergoing rapid transformation and with an eye to the future. Another consequence is the fact that tourist visitors come to town not only in the summer months or during the famous Las Fallas festival, which falls in the month of March at the turn of St. Joseph’s day, but it is becoming very fashionable even spend the holidays Winter and the New Year in Valencia.
In fact, there are many opportunities for fun for those who decide to celebrate December 31 in the Spanish city. Firstly the food: even the Spanish tradition includes a long dinner on the last day of the year. Both those who remain in the family and those who book one of the many restaurants in the historic center of Valencia, to taste the typical dishes of Valencia and among all these is the paella. Original just in Valencia, the tasty dish of meat and vegetables is part of the New Year’s Eve menu. To toast is a must agua de Valencia, a cocktail made with vodka and orange.
After dinner, sooner after midnight, the event is the Plaza Ayuntamiento, in the heart of the city. Here everyone is waiting for the twelve chimes of the clock tower. Tradition has it that after everyone must eat a grape: this will be a good omen for the coming year. Immediately after the sky lights up with fireworks that characterize every New Year’s Eve in Valencia and marking the beginning of the new year.
During the wee hours is the typical nightlife scene in Spain. In the streets of the Barrio del Carmen, near the Cathedral, in Calle de Caballeros and Plaza de la Virgen, full of garlands and lights, there are plenty of clubs, bars and discos packed with people moving from one bar to another drinking and having fun. Guys come and go continuously from the premises in a decidedly cheerful.
What better way to celebrate the New Year? Great food, carnivals and nightlife in the bars. All of this can be found in Valencia!
Kalariseventi recommended
12:30″>December 31 Cagliari – Rome Fiumicino 11:20 -> 12:30
16:10″>Rome Fiumicino – Valencia 14:05 -> 16:10
19:00″>January 3 Valencia – Rome Fiumicino 17:00 -> 19:00
22:30″>Rome Fiumicino – Cagliari 21:15 -> 22:30
total cost of flights per person taxes included € 442.13
Happy New Year 2013 by Kalariseventi!
