Flavors of Valencia
Taste your way through Valencia's rich culinary history. Discover the origins of paella, the secrets of horchata, and the grand markets that feed the city.
- Mercado Central, Valencia — Begin at the culinary temple of Valencia. The Mercado Central is a masterpiece of modernist architecture, housing hundreds of stalls selling the freshest produce, meats, and seafood.
- Horchatería Santa Catalina — Time for a local treat! This historic establishment is famous for Horchata—a sweet, milky drink made from tiger nuts (chufa)—traditionally served with long pastries called fartons.
- Plaça Redona — You've entered the 'Round Square'. Hidden among the narrow streets, this unique circular plaza is surrounded by traditional shops and tapas bars.
