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Valencia cathedral claims to have the Holy Grail; they certainly have glorious Florentine frescos
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Door in Valencia's old city
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It seems the 18th c. isn't over
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Our after dinner drinks tasted better around the fire
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My Crianza came out on top in our tasting in the meat department
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Aioli, arroz negro, and a nice chardonnay
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A great last dinner near Ayuntamiento, a new part of town for us
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Just how big a paella did you want
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Wicker in the Plaza del Mercado
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After the hard climb up the Torres de Quart
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On top of the Torres de Quart
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Botanical Garden
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Pomelo, said to be grapefruit's ancestor, growing in Valencia garden
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Restaurants along the boardwalk
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What a great idea!
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Walls of water
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Sandcastle
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Lunch at the beach... in November!
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At the beach in November
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Picture perfect kids
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Anticipation
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The finest of our sangrias
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University of Valencia
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Finally our paella... with meat carving for entertainment
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Miguelete
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Olives framing the Miguelete
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The maquette helps understand the whole
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The Catherdral's Visigoth entrance
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Spaniards seem to love fancy dress weddings
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We got to Plaza Redonda via directions in German
