There’s something special about the Valencian Community — a place where golden beaches meet mountain villages, and every town seems to have its own flavor of magic.

I started my trip in Valencia, wandering through the old streets near the Mercado Central before heading to the City of Arts and Sciences. The contrast between medieval architecture and futuristic design is stunning — a reminder of how this region blends tradition with creativity.

A quick train ride took me to Alicante, where the Santa Bárbara Castle overlooks the Mediterranean. From up there, the sea stretches endlessly, and the city hums with life below. In the evenings, locals fill the streets, sharing tapas and laughter as the sun dips behind the hills.

Further north, Castellón offers a completely different vibe — peaceful, green, and full of charm. Villages like Morella feel untouched by time, with winding cobblestone streets and views that make you pause and breathe a little deeper.

Between stops, I found myself browsing travel tips and local recommendations on El Colmenar