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Valencia gives a chance to visit the restaurant working from the end of the 18th century. Head to Paseo Neptuno, 6 street and find La Pepica restaurant. Despite its rich history, it is quite affordable, offering visitors a full lunch for 38 euro. If you visit La Pepica in the evening, try their branded paella Pepica accompanied by cool Sangria.

Supplement your walk around Valencia with a cup of take-away coffee. Starbucks fans will find some coffee-shops on the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, at Calle San Vicente Martir, 44, and at the end of the street La Paz. For a more authentic coffee break, head to Mayan Coffees on Calle Murillo, 54 street. Here they roast coffee by hand instead of using a machine.

Valencia is a very kid-friendly city. You can keep your child busy for a few hours in a free of charge playing grounds. You can go to Parque Guliver even without children since it is a real design masterpiece that will strike even adults. It is made in the form of Gulliver lying on the ground.