The Latin Fest, which is preparing to celebrate its fourth edition next Saturday, July 4, was born to respond to the huge demand by the public of a large event dedicated to urban sounds, in the third city of the State, and that I was also attentive to the latest generation Latin sounds. Since 2017,
Iboga Summer Festival is a reference meeting point where music lovers enjoy a huge variety of live perfomances. Balkan, ska, reggae, swing, folk, gipsy and afrobeat are the musical genres from which Iboga Summer Festival feeds on, which every year bets on an increasingly international line up.
On May the 30th, Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias will host Love the 90´s Valencia. One More Dance, the largest edition ever made to date, with more hours of music and a line up that will bring together 30 artists, becoming in the biggest dance concert of the 90´s decade in history.
Casa Rural Garrido lies in the heart of the old district of the town of Ademuz. Its origins go back to the 18th century, although it was renovated at the end of the 20th when the decision was made to create a centre for rural tourism. After the major restoration work, a number of old manuscripts were discovered and some ancient parts of the complex were kept to provide further value and authenticity to the house.
One of the most attractive, rich and important regions in Spain for recreational fishing is the Region of Valencia
The Utiel - Requena Wine Route has a licence to operate as a travel agency from the Valencia Regional Government. An opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of wine tourism with the offers and experiences they've prepared for visitors. Trips to cellars, stays in unique hotels, the best in local gastronomy.
The mission of the Region of Valencia Wine-Tourism Federation is to bring together the different Wine Routes that currently exist in the Region of Valencia. The partnership's main objective is to promote wine tourism and wine culture throughout the region. Three-win routes have joined the project so far: Alicante, Castellon and Utiel-Requena, while Valencia province will soon be joining their ranks.
The Graffitea festival was born in 2016 as an effort to reclaim urban space backed up by street art as a representative of the values, interests and concerns of modern society. The organisers were very interested in the idea of art going out onto the street and the opportunity for everyone to freely enjoy it.