An ideal climate throughout the year, its geographical location, cost of living, gastronomy, air quality, safety; among other factors, have led our city, Valencia, to be chosen for the second consecutive year as the healthiest city on the planet in which to live, leading the ranking of 20 cities conducted by the consulting firm monkey.co.uk.
Beyond our outstanding work team and optimal facilities for the development of tennis players, Valencia is positioned as a great destination for many players who want to pursue the dream of becoming professionals, with a friendly, welcoming metropolis that provides all the elements for the most pleasant stay 365 days a year.
Valencia’s Hall City
In these times, where humanity is still fighting against the pandemic, the study contemplated new statistics, such as available social workers and psychologists or access to healthcare. In addition to this, the renowned Spanish Mediterranean diet, a “moderate” cost of living, a stable climate without major temperature changes, the city’s enormous cultural and musical heritage, its social integration indexes, the high number of sunny days per year, among other factors, provide more reasons to choose this city as the ideal place. The consultant even highlighted the “nutritional value of paella”, our culinary specialty.
Places in Valencia not to be missed:
City of Arts and Sciences
The architectural work of Valencian architect, Santiago Calatrava, this imposing city consists of several buildings that offer education and entertainment inside and out, a scientific and cultural leisure complex to enjoy with family or friends.
Oceanographic of Valencia
Considered a tribute to marine life, the Oceanographic is the largest aquarium in Europe with more than 45,000 specimens of more than 500 species.
Turia Garden
Called the “vegetable pulmonary of Valencia”, this lush nine-kilometer garden can be toured by bicycle or on foot and provides a wonderful area for exercise or recreation in nature.
Valencia’s beaches
Beautiful landscapes united a magical port city, with golden sand by the sea, provides an ideal place for relaxation and connection with nature. Undoubtedly one of the best plans.
The best museums
Valencia has 34 museums in the city. Places full of art, culture and history, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, the National Museum of Ceramics, the Museum of Natural Sciences, El Fallero, El Centre del Carme or the artistic center Bombas Gens.
Bioparc Valencia
One of the best combinations: nature and fun, a place where visitors can see lemurs, hippos, elephants, hyenas, giraffes, meerkats, lions, gorillas, among many other animals.
L’Albufera
A natural park with boat rides in the middle of sunsets, an urban oasis surrounded by a huge forest.
Other places to visit when visiting or living in Valencia are the “Mercado Central”, La Lonja de la Seda, a World Heritage Site; or the Marina, walks that will surely amaze any visitor to this beautiful city.
With information from the newspaper El Mundo and visitvalencia.com.
