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Offering free entrance, Museu de Belles Arts in Valencia is pretty popular among locals and tourists. It is still worth visiting, but do it after 16:00 when the most crowd is leaving the museum, and you have a chance to take a leisurely walk along its beautiful corridors. In the back halls of the second floor, there are the most modern works of the 20th century, which will please even far from art tourists.

Valencia's traditions at the Las Fallas festival in March may shock unprepared visitors. The fire-themed festival means noisy merrymaking in the city centre for two weeks, firecrackers at the crack of dawn for almost three weeks and the smoke after burning the huge traditional sculptures at the end of the festival. It is the only time in Valencia when it is better to look for accommodation in the outskirts.

In the abundance of sights in Valencia, tourists usually skip La Casa Más Estrecha De Europa. Literally, it is translated as the narrowest house in Europe, and it indeed is. People say that the owners of this dwelling needed to go outside to dress up, since it was simply impossible to turn around inside. Go to the Lope de Vega square to find this sight. The width of the house is only 1,5 meters.