Valencia is the TOP-3 largest city in Spain. The central part of the Spanish population, but the city is generally multi-ethnic. This is the greenest Spanish metropolis, and the picturesque Mediterranean resort attracts visitors to the city all year round.

‍ Since then, the city has become an important cultural and commercial centre. Now Valencia presents a harmonious mix of historical heritage and modern architecture. The old town, with its walls and collisions, is adjacent to the modern City of Sciences and Arts, a large aquarium and a Biopark.

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In addition to kindergartens and schools, there are nine public and private higher education institutions in Valencia. The universities of Valencia are as good as those of Madrid and Barcelona.

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Transport infrastructure includes an international airport, which you can reach by metro. The seaport of Valencia is considered one of the largest ports in Spain.