Husa Serrano Valencia General Urrutia, 48

Whether you are visiting on business or for pleasure there is something for everyone here in our historical and lively city of Valencia.

Sports, beach life, shopping, educational interests, festivals, gastronomic delights and lots lots more.

Where to start - how about a peaceful visit to the Cathedral - said to have been the home of the Holy Grail and dating back to the 14th Century. If you climb the Gothic Tower then you can see the whole city in one eye full.

Art galleries and museums that pay tribute to Goya, El Greco - otherwise known as St John the Baptist, Murillo and Sorolla.

Be here in March and revel in the Festival of Las Fallas - its a yearly ritual - parading statues along the streets and once a winner has been chosen the whole lot goes up in smoke - a fabulous fire and fireworks all mark the coming of Spring time.

Dine out and enjoy the famous and best Paellas anywhere in Spain - seafood, meats and vegetables with rice. Be sure to try the red wines and the Cava - wonderful accompaniment to any meal.

If you are looking for some lively entertainment later in the evening then head over to Cullera Road where you will find plenty of discos and dance clubs - electric and exciting atmosphere for the young and those who want to feel the free spirited nature of dancing until dawn.