Thank you so much for doing this episode. Visited in fall of 2021 and Valencia is the first city that I honestly stopped and said, I could really live here. Such a great overall experience. Love your channel.
Back from a ten day stay there. We took your advice and followed the old ladies. Perfect advice as we found good cheap food, local bars and streets away from the masses.
I have been to Valencia in 1999.a quarter of a century ago.... such a lovely city...probably the most relaxed, most stress free of Spain's major cities
Great video! I've been living in Valencia for a year and a half now and im loving it. I could pick any city in Europe to live in and work from, and I chose Valencia...
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, attache is the best source for a video that is just the right length, and rich with great content to make you put whatever Alex just covered at the top of your travel list. I kid you not, I have, or I have convinced my broke college friends, who are no longer broke, my extroverted ass self who hated being alone, to travel and explore with whatever money we have and it with however much bravery I dare to have to travel or take a solo trip, and it always starts with Attache. I'm heading to Madrid, doing a side trip to Toledo, and to Valencia in4 weeks, earlier this year I checked off Vienna, in 2018 I got my friends to go to Rome, Barcelona, and later Zurich, like it's 7/7 right now, and I don't imagine that hit rate dropping, like ever lol.
Love your video! Yesterday was our 1 year anniversary of living in Valencia and this is 100% accurate. Moved here from the US and we absolutely love it and never want to go back. People really know how to live life here and it’s not as touristy, crazy, crowded, like Barcelona or Madrid, yet still has everything you would want/need in a major city.
Oh my! What an exceptional episode. Colour grading enhanced wonderful videography, and always, superb narration. I don't know what stopped me from booking a flight to Valencia on the spot.
Amazing...now I want to go!!! 🌍🏖🏝😎 Also - does anyone else LOVE the actual "how to get from the airport to everywhere else" as much as I do!?! Best travel channel anywhere.
Yeah, Alex and Co. really know how to sell a destination! I find the travel tips quite useful. I'd be that guy standing there waiting for the metro ticket. 🤔🤠✌
What a treat to have been getting so many frequent videos from you again. Started watching your videos before I met a woman in Japan who is now my wife and I have been mentally planning so many trips based on your recommendations. Valencia looks incredible 😍
@@aasthaparashar4062 well, you should visit the city centre: Bull ring, calle colon (shopping street), walk through calle de la paz, the town hall plaza, the plaza de la reina, plaza de la virgen, enter in the lonja de la seda, visit the arts and sciences, go for a drink in ruzafa in the evening or night, especially on Fridays/ weekends. Don't have paella for dinner, we only eat it for lunch, plus order the Valencian paella, no fish is involved, and especially never order a mixed paella, that is only made for tourists! Also, don't eat in any of the restaurants that are in the first line in the Malvarrosa beach nor in the city centre, they are all tourist traps! Casa Carmela is a bit expensive but you can go there once in a life time, it's amazing, if not you can go to Alquería del Pou, it's close to the arts and sciences, good prices, good location in a traditional field /house (Alquería), and the paella was very good, just like we make it at home. You need to book mostly everywhere tho, at least where locals go. Another good place is Saona, it's not Valencian food especially, it's Mediterranean food, but the quality is good and it's quite cheap, they have a restaurant in the Plaza de la Virgen, the menu is 11.95€ for lunch during the week (starter, main course and dessert), drink apart, its my favourite restaurant for going frequently and sitting outside (you can book online). You should also try the famous Valencian drink called Agua de Valencia, a traditional place for doing so is in the city centre: Cafe de las horas. Extra: you should also go up the Miguelete tower, and enter in the cathedral, in theory the holy grail (the one that has more chances of being the original) is there!!
I have always said in my Hrt,"I will live either in Barcelona or Valencia Spain someday". And now you bring it straight to my very face🥰🥰🥰🥰. Thanks Attache Guy 👍 great vid! Great chanel✌️
Thank you so much for your video. Valencia is one of the cities we are going to explore next year to see if we want to make it our home. I love your voice, it is extremely soothing.
All true , thanks a lot from a Valencian living in Hanoi Vietnam. I'm so glad so many people are in love with my beloved city. Thanks for the video ! Gràcies 😊
Perfect city on every possible way. One and only bad thing about Spain are low salaries but in Valencia that isn't a problem. Nice two bedroom apartment on good location can be found for less than 200k easily. City is big enough to have absolutely everything but not too big, it has amazing food, weather is great with mild winters and just 45 days of rain per year, it has very good transportation options, there are nice sandy beaches just 2-3 km from city center, sport clubs aren't that bad, Madrid and Barcelona are less than 4 hours away...
You are the best bro.....the last 2 plus years was crappy without Attache episodes. Your way of narrating the videos is super upbeat and prepared my mind to travel. I hope you continue to do more episodes. Thanks
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It gives you a lay of the land overview without pushing the you have go to this bar or that place. I'm so looking forward to visiting Valencia this May, fulfilling a long held bucket list wish to visit this city.
Valencia is a city I've been lucky enough to experience twice, and thank you for this beautiful and helpful video. It's great to see Attache back in full swing again.
One of if not my favourite city I ever visited. Love everything about Valencia and the surrounding area. Great episode as always Attaché. I guess I'll book another trip soon eh 😉
so happy I found this video! I'm going to valencia in Oct!!! (just a few weeks away) everyone kept telling me I should go to barcelona instead but something about valencia just piqued my interest more
For whatever reason I have not seen your vids lately. So nice to see you again. BTW, I live in NYC and you mostly got that episode right. You had a few vids of my immediate neighborhood, so that was sort of cool (23 street and the highline).
Great video !! I'm a French guy who's been living in Valencia for 4 years already and yes it's an amazing city on so many levels ! :) Won't still be enough to make you happy if you're not happy inside, so don't come here thinking you'll find happiness from outside 😅 But life here is very good indeed. (Never come in August though)
as a valencian, i miss those times where valencia was the hidden treasure of Europe.....without publicity.....with little and sustainable tourism.....those times when all looks where pointed over Madrid, Barcelona, and others cities and the most of people knew NOTHING about our wonderfull and charming city. One city made by her citizens....not even the rest of spaniards from the rest of the country.....only by valencian people, while Madrid, Barcelona and others had (like always) the support of the spanish budget, and goverment and media support that Valencia never had it. But....internet came in and our city It has become more and more well-known, major international publications such as Forbes have named it as one of the best, if not the best, cities to live in. So everything has gradually gone down the toilet for the Valencian natives who built this wonder for centuries. Waves of tourists who, as in Barcelona, fill the flats and increase prices infinitely, making it impossible to rent or buy an apartment in the city, mass tourism destroys traditional commerce, where before you could hear the Valencian language in the streets, today English predominates as a cultural invasion of people who come to take advantage of what others built for centuries. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against sustainable and reasonable tourism or controlled immigration, but this is unfortunately not what is happening
When I was 16 I told my mum I wanted to go Ibiza for my 18th birthday. She wouldn't allow it and I was quite rebellious thought she prevented me from going as my friends were talking about Ibiza. She said I'd be speaking English, drinking Guiness and eating fish and chips in Ibiza. She told me to go Valencia instead. There's tapas bars there, a beach and when I'm 18 I can get drunk as much as I want and drink authentic Spanish alcohol. I'd see culture in Valencia than Ibiza. I went and never regretted it.
Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, Valencia is a wonderful city, I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on TH-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂
The beauty of Valencia taxis is that it’s the same price if you just hail on the street. So the app is more convenient if you’re in the hotel/bar/restaurant but in the street just hail
i just got back from barcelona and a cruise around the Med for 2 weeks...the prices in Spain and southern Italy I found were INSANELY cheap (only pricy place was in France in St Tropez but that is for rich yacht ppl lol)...then i had a layover in amsterdam where they were charging 5 euros for a small coffee and 26 euro for some crappy 6 piece sushi with 6 pieces of sashimi LOL
Gorgeous video, full of wonderful tips - thank you. I’ll be in Spain at the end of October and early November - wish I had time for Valencia now…unfortunately the schedule is too booked in Catalonia. Guess, it’ll be a must do next trip.
Wow! what a beautiful video-must visit this city!!! It is hard to eat out when you have gluten intolerance. Wondering what your thoughts are on dietary restrictions and finding all kinds of food.
Love Valencia. Such a beautiful medium sized city and more laidback in comparison to Madrid and Barcelona, without being too slow pace. Definitely hope to return here one day.
@@attachetravel Absolutely, I think Madrid is one of the better big cities and feels safer than many other European capitals. Hope to see more Spanish cities on your channel in the future like San Sebastián.
The video resolution quality in your travel videos is extremely good, other travel videos uploaded to TH-cam look like they were done with a home video camcorder or camera phone the quality is often cheesy and boring.
Being happy is a thing not only of Valencia...It is a way of life all over Spain...I believe besides the food, happiness is one of the reasons Spain is number two in longevity after Japan...Of course, after the covid virus things seem to have changed.....
Valencia has much better traditional venue's worth eating in you really don't wanna miss out on the true taste of Spanish cuisine this region of Spain has an abundance of fresh quality foods for all to enjoy 👌
It is a really beautiful city but the food is far from good. Everything is microwaved so they bring it hot as lava!! I have yet to find good coffee in the morning... The prices are high for what it's offered. Sorry València... 18/2/2023
What is a city? Shops, offices, roads, private dwellings and people shopping there, seeming. A city is a nature depleted concrete island for which we squandered the whole Earthm and our children's futures. You can go anywhere so long as you can pay. What kind of socially and historically mutilated creature would spend their life living in and touring in cities? So they can busying themselves with entertainment and food, while in Africa parents are loosing their children owing to increased severity and frequency of droughts, which are caused by people busying themselves wasting money on entertainment and food that for one day could feed an African family for a month? We may be creating new deserts across the global South, but every city too is a desert, and so too are our hearts when we live like this for too long. Too long is about thirty years, if that. But when you live in Mother Nature for any period of time, she changes every hour. She is constantly new. And the mind becomes more sensitive, clear, happy. When you spend time in solitude, over time your consciousness blossoms like a flower, and if you combine the two you might find out what love is, or truth. So why not spend your life make a travel video on bricks and pavements and shops, so we can all be encouraged to fly out there, like the living dead, to these cities who no matter how attractive they are, can never hope to approach the beauty, complexity, wonder and utter perfection that is nature, and enjoy whine and paella in the eve of the end of your children's futures. Why not prize bear and a posh meal more then the lives of hungry people from Africa, Afghanistan, Yemen etc, and why not admit to yourself also that you prefer your entertainment and enjoyments more then you care about the future of your children? The proof is in the pudding guys. You banked on the fact that you would die before the shit hit the fan. But the shit is already hitting the fan, and they know it. And I know it. And many people know it. And all those that don't bare the mark of complete ignorance, and prove to us all the inestimable cost of that ignorance. A part of you must see the truth of this. I don't blame you - I don't blame anyone: it's the appalling effects of our social conditioning, which is the social process conditioning the brain. But something has to break through that conditioning, because we don't want to see the total destruction of the perfect in the name of the imperfect, of our species in the name of individualism, the destruction of the actual - i.e. the true - by deluded forces that run on mere opinions, political convictions, assumptions, conclusions and other non-facts, when the only thing that has validity and value is a clear perception of what is, as it is. And when you perceive without judgement, you see a global social disease that has destroyed the whole organism of mother Earth and is now feasting on her bones.
Thank you so much for doing this episode. Visited in fall of 2021 and Valencia is the first city that I honestly stopped and said, I could really live here. Such a great overall experience. Love your channel.
I had the very same reaction. Remarkable place.
Back from a ten day stay there. We took your advice and followed the old ladies. Perfect advice as we found good cheap food, local bars and streets away from the masses.
The old ladies will never steer you wrong.
I have been to Valencia in 1999.a quarter of a century ago.... such a lovely city...probably the most relaxed, most stress free of Spain's major cities
Great video! I've been living in Valencia for a year and a half now and im loving it. I could pick any city in Europe to live in and work from, and I chose Valencia...
Me and my friends are going in November can you recommend some local restaurants to eat ?
Going in mid September. I look forward to it.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, attache is the best source for a video that is just the right length, and rich with great content to make you put whatever Alex just covered at the top of your travel list. I kid you not, I have, or I have convinced my broke college friends, who are no longer broke, my extroverted ass self who hated being alone, to travel and explore with whatever money we have and it with however much bravery I dare to have to travel or take a solo trip, and it always starts with Attache. I'm heading to Madrid, doing a side trip to Toledo, and to Valencia in4 weeks, earlier this year I checked off Vienna, in 2018 I got my friends to go to Rome, Barcelona, and later Zurich, like it's 7/7 right now, and I don't imagine that hit rate dropping, like ever lol.
Love your video! Yesterday was our 1 year anniversary of living in Valencia and this is 100% accurate. Moved here from the US and we absolutely love it and never want to go back. People really know how to live life here and it’s not as touristy, crazy, crowded, like Barcelona or Madrid, yet still has everything you would want/need in a major city.
Oh wow, that's awesome. It's definitely a place I could see myself living.
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Oh my! What an exceptional episode. Colour grading enhanced wonderful videography, and always, superb narration. I don't know what stopped me from booking a flight to Valencia on the spot.
That’s really kind, Harry, thank you
Amazing...now I want to go!!! 🌍🏖🏝😎 Also - does anyone else LOVE the actual "how to get from the airport to everywhere else" as much as I do!?! Best travel channel anywhere.
Yeah, Alex and Co. really know how to sell a destination! I find the travel tips quite useful. I'd be that guy standing there waiting for the metro ticket. 🤔🤠✌
Every time we leave it out we get flack 😂
What a treat to have been getting so many frequent videos from you again. Started watching your videos before I met a woman in Japan who is now my wife and I have been mentally planning so many trips based on your recommendations.
Valencia looks incredible 😍
Wow, that's awesome to hear! You'll have to come back and tell us where you end up going.
I´m from Valencia and this was an exceptional video!! So well edited and narrated :)
Thanks so much, Laura, we had a lot of fun making it.
Hello Laura. I am travelling to Valencia soon. Being a Valencian, could you give some extra tips and MUST DOs please :))
do you need a roommate 😂
@@aasthaparashar4062 well, you should visit the city centre: Bull ring, calle colon (shopping street), walk through calle de la paz, the town hall plaza, the plaza de la reina, plaza de la virgen, enter in the lonja de la seda, visit the arts and sciences, go for a drink in ruzafa in the evening or night, especially on Fridays/ weekends. Don't have paella for dinner, we only eat it for lunch, plus order the Valencian paella, no fish is involved, and especially never order a mixed paella, that is only made for tourists! Also, don't eat in any of the restaurants that are in the first line in the Malvarrosa beach nor in the city centre, they are all tourist traps! Casa Carmela is a bit expensive but you can go there once in a life time, it's amazing, if not you can go to Alquería del Pou, it's close to the arts and sciences, good prices, good location in a traditional field /house (Alquería), and the paella was very good, just like we make it at home. You need to book mostly everywhere tho, at least where locals go. Another good place is Saona, it's not Valencian food especially, it's Mediterranean food, but the quality is good and it's quite cheap, they have a restaurant in the Plaza de la Virgen, the menu is 11.95€ for lunch during the week (starter, main course and dessert), drink apart, its my favourite restaurant for going frequently and sitting outside (you can book online). You should also try the famous Valencian drink called Agua de Valencia, a traditional place for doing so is in the city centre: Cafe de las horas.
Extra: you should also go up the Miguelete tower, and enter in the cathedral, in theory the holy grail (the one that has more chances of being the original) is there!!
And just like that, Valencia is now on my travel bucket list
Mission accomplished!
I have always said in my Hrt,"I will live either in Barcelona or Valencia Spain someday". And now you bring it straight to my very face🥰🥰🥰🥰. Thanks Attache Guy 👍 great vid! Great chanel✌️
I had the same feeling for valencia, I wanted to move there!
Thank you so much for your video. Valencia is one of the cities we are going to explore next year to see if we want to make it our home. I love your voice, it is extremely soothing.
I had a feeling that I could absolutely live in Valencia.
Congratulations on the Vloger of the year award. We are here now and reviewed the video again. Thanks!
All true , thanks a lot from a Valencian living in Hanoi Vietnam. I'm so glad so many people are in love with my beloved city. Thanks for the video ! Gràcies 😊
Oh wow! Hanoi is very, very high on the list for an episode.
Perfect city on every possible way. One and only bad thing about Spain are low salaries but in Valencia that isn't a problem. Nice two bedroom apartment on good location can be found for less than 200k easily. City is big enough to have absolutely everything but not too big, it has amazing food, weather is great with mild winters and just 45 days of rain per year, it has very good transportation options, there are nice sandy beaches just 2-3 km from city center, sport clubs aren't that bad, Madrid and Barcelona are less than 4 hours away...
You are the best bro.....the last 2 plus years was crappy without Attache episodes. Your way of narrating the videos is super upbeat and prepared my mind to travel. I hope you continue to do more episodes. Thanks
Thanks Werner, I really appreciate that.
Great or great great grandfather was from there then moved to the US..hope to travel there one day...
Great video with high quality audio. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Got this episode as an ad, and watched it fully! Well done! Now want to visit the place...
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It gives you a lay of the land overview without pushing the you have go to this bar or that place. I'm so looking forward to visiting Valencia this May, fulfilling a long held bucket list wish to visit this city.
You are a living legend I was trying to travel to Valencia pre covid, obviously wasn’t able thank you for do this place.
It’s an incredible place
Valencia is a city I've been lucky enough to experience twice, and thank you for this beautiful and helpful video. It's great to see Attache back in full swing again.
It's a city I hope to return to time and time again.
GREAT travel guide - one of the best I've ever seen !!!
That's really kind, thanks!
Brilliant episode Alex - deserves an award!
Thanks very much Stuart, that's really kind!
One of if not my favourite city I ever visited. Love everything about Valencia and the surrounding area. Great episode as always Attaché. I guess I'll book another trip soon eh 😉
I can’t wait to get back there again. Amazing place.
I can’t wait to get back there again. Amazing place.
It’s a truly remarkable place
Great info! Thank you! Excited to do my solo travels more than ever now
I will be in Valencia in April 2024 for the first time. Very excited to see this lovely place😊
Going there in 2 weeks and can’t wait! Thank you for this video
Stunning city. Hope it doesn’t suffer the same overtourism fate as Barcelona.
so happy I found this video! I'm going to valencia in Oct!!! (just a few weeks away) everyone kept telling me I should go to barcelona instead but something about valencia just piqued my interest more
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Really love your video. So much good information before trip and that chill vibe. Thank u and take care
Excellent episode, on my list to visit. This has given me all the info that we require. Great to have you back after the lockdown.
At about 5:25, it sounds like you incorporated "la theta", as in Paella Valenciana. Bravo- vale!
Ha! I'm trying!
Another achingly beautiful travelogue that doesn’t talk down to the viewers - classic Attaché. Keep ‘em coming! 🧳✈️🏝
I am living right now here after living in nyc and can’t believe the lifestyle. Like you said people seem very happy.
love this... really like the style of your videos, especially the videography!
Great down to earth content, love it!
Thanks!
This video is great. Just got to Valencia and this was helpful. You got a good style about you. Thx man
I'm moving there on March 1st, this has made me very optimistic about that move, thanks for sharing!
Best of luck!
Hope you're enjoying it!
@@lucy2488 I'm loving it so far 😃
Great episode! Valencia is a hidden gem.
It really is, I loved it there.
colour grading and camera work is amazing!
For whatever reason I have not seen your vids lately. So nice to see you again. BTW, I live in NYC and you mostly got that episode right. You had a few vids of my immediate neighborhood, so that was sort of cool (23 street and the highline).
It’s such a delight to see this amazing city I’ve experienced several times highlighted.
It’s such a gem, can’t wait to get back there
@@attachetravel It sure is and looking forward to returning next year and embrace it’s charm and delicious food.
Great Video WE LOVE VALENCIA! 😍
this channal so that me study english , it so great
Great video !! I'm a French guy who's been living in Valencia for 4 years already and yes it's an amazing city on so many levels ! :) Won't still be enough to make you happy if you're not happy inside, so don't come here thinking you'll find happiness from outside 😅 But life here is very good indeed. (Never come in August though)
I think that's a really important point about mental health - well said.
as a valencian, i miss those times where valencia was the hidden treasure of Europe.....without publicity.....with little and sustainable tourism.....those times when all looks where pointed over Madrid, Barcelona, and others cities and the most of people knew NOTHING about our wonderfull and charming city. One city made by her citizens....not even the rest of spaniards from the rest of the country.....only by valencian people, while Madrid, Barcelona and others had (like always) the support of the spanish budget, and goverment and media support that Valencia never had it. But....internet came in and our city It has become more and more well-known, major international publications such as Forbes have named it as one of the best, if not the best, cities to live in. So everything has gradually gone down the toilet for the Valencian natives who built this wonder for centuries. Waves of tourists who, as in Barcelona, fill the flats and increase prices infinitely, making it impossible to rent or buy an apartment in the city, mass tourism destroys traditional commerce, where before you could hear the Valencian language in the streets, today English predominates as a cultural invasion of people who come to take advantage of what others built for centuries. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against sustainable and reasonable tourism or controlled immigration, but this is unfortunately not what is happening
When I was 16 I told my mum I wanted to go Ibiza for my 18th birthday. She wouldn't allow it and I was quite rebellious thought she prevented me from going as my friends were talking about Ibiza. She said I'd be speaking English, drinking Guiness and eating fish and chips in Ibiza. She told me to go Valencia instead. There's tapas bars there, a beach and when I'm 18 I can get drunk as much as I want and drink authentic Spanish alcohol. I'd see culture in Valencia than Ibiza. I went and never regretted it.
Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, Valencia is a wonderful city, I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on TH-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂
The beauty of Valencia taxis is that it’s the same price if you just hail on the street. So the app is more convenient if you’re in the hotel/bar/restaurant but in the street just hail
Buying my ticket at the end of the month, will be there in October. My number 1 retirement spot in 5 years
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Watching this while waiting for the Metro from VLC at midnight 😂
Great video! What restaurant did you have the Paella Valencia? Looked good and I'd like to go.
Amazing job as always
I appreciate that
@@attachetravel We appreciate you guys.
This was our home for 2.5 years then things happened and we returned to the U.S. I regret that decision daily.
i just got back from barcelona and a cruise around the Med for 2 weeks...the prices in Spain and southern Italy I found were INSANELY cheap (only pricy place was in France in St Tropez but that is for rich yacht ppl lol)...then i had a layover in amsterdam where they were charging 5 euros for a small coffee and 26 euro for some crappy 6 piece sushi with 6 pieces of sashimi LOL
Gorgeous video, full of wonderful tips - thank you. I’ll be in Spain at the end of October and early November - wish I had time for Valencia now…unfortunately the schedule is too booked in Catalonia. Guess, it’ll be a must do next trip.
Thanks, James!
6:40 - a humorous joke about Sunny Delight being good orange juice, I presume? 🧐
I’m lucky enough to be married to a Valencian. Great video
Beautiful city beautiful people l one day I will live here 🧡🖤
So many people have said the same thing. And it's easy to see why!
I was in that same place as you some years ago, I never dunked the bread and no one told me to do it hahaha
Love your videos!
Great vid
Wow! what a beautiful video-must visit this city!!! It is hard to eat out when you have gluten intolerance. Wondering what your thoughts are on dietary restrictions and finding all kinds of food.
Love Valencia. Such a beautiful medium sized city and more laidback in comparison to Madrid and Barcelona, without being too slow pace. Definitely hope to return here one day.
I'm a big fan of Madrid but you're right, Valencia offers a refreshing change of pace.
@@attachetravel Absolutely, I think Madrid is one of the better big cities and feels safer than many other European capitals. Hope to see more Spanish cities on your channel in the future like San Sebastián.
The video resolution quality in your travel videos is extremely good, other travel videos uploaded to TH-cam look like they were done with a home video camcorder or camera phone the quality is often cheesy and boring.
Haha we try hard to avoid the cheese, so thank you for the kind words!
you are very welcome@@attachetravel when are you coming to Nairobi?
Dying to go there.
You won’t regret it, awesome spot.
Hmmm. Where I live (Buffalo suburbs) a BigMac is $6.99
UNDERRATED
@trying to find the surf shark link you mentioned is in “the show notes?”
the first line of the description
Your videos are good, I enjoy them very much, I hope you will give more beautiful videos.
Thanks!
I thought Valencia was quite expensive. Everyone says its so cheap but is that true?
When are you going to the beautiful Naples in Italy my friend !
It's one of my wife's favourite cities so I'm sure we'll be there soon!
Being happy is a thing not only of Valencia...It is a way of life all over Spain...I believe besides the food, happiness is one of the reasons Spain is number two in longevity after Japan...Of course, after the covid virus things seem to have changed.....
Very beatifuulll👍👍👍♥️❣️💐❤️
I don’t know if the sunny d mention was a joke, but if that’s your reference…
Interesting
I want to move there
You know just the other day I was thinking, what ever happened to Attache? They used to post so often...
Ha, well here we are. If you want even more content then consider becoming one of our Patreon backers! www.patreon.com/attache
I'm going with family. What is there for a 10 year old to do?
ich war leider noch niemals in valencia aber es wuerde mich interessieren valencia ist sicher eine reise wert buen viaje
Valencia has much better traditional venue's worth eating in
you really don't wanna miss out on the true taste of Spanish cuisine
this region of Spain has an abundance of fresh quality foods for all to enjoy 👌
Wow
What a pity about the Valencia CF in other time a glorious football team. Now we are a humble team fighting not to go down to the 2nd division.
I was looking for a travel guide but found a dude biting foods and making satisfied noises.
Favorite restaurants?
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Fun fact, Horchata origins are from North Africa.
Moorish culture pervades Spain. They ruled it for up to 800 years
"Dunkable foods are the best foods"
Yooo
WHY SO FEW LIKES AND COMMENTS BRUH
Hi my friend thinks youre cute!
call e crazy but a bagette with no butter and just a thin slice of ham in it is not appetizing.
Why is food always half the video?
Because food.
LAST
2 euros for that bocadillo is atrocious
It is a really beautiful city but the food is far from good.
Everything is microwaved so they bring it hot as lava!!
I have yet to find good coffee in the morning...
The prices are high for what it's offered. Sorry València...
18/2/2023
Why do some Travel Guides have to be all about food. What about outdoor activities etc.... Jesus
Why do some Travel Guides have to be all about outdoor activities. What about food etc...Jesus
@@attachetravel HAHHA point made 😂
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What is a city? Shops, offices, roads, private dwellings and people shopping there, seeming. A city is a nature depleted concrete island for which we squandered the whole Earthm and our children's futures. You can go anywhere so long as you can pay. What kind of socially and historically mutilated creature would spend their life living in and touring in cities? So they can busying themselves with entertainment and food, while in Africa parents are loosing their children owing to increased severity and frequency of droughts, which are caused by people busying themselves wasting money on entertainment and food that for one day could feed an African family for a month? We may be creating new deserts across the global South, but every city too is a desert, and so too are our hearts when we live like this for too long. Too long is about thirty years, if that. But when you live in Mother Nature for any period of time, she changes every hour. She is constantly new. And the mind becomes more sensitive, clear, happy. When you spend time in solitude, over time your consciousness blossoms like a flower, and if you combine the two you might find out what love is, or truth. So why not spend your life make a travel video on bricks and pavements and shops, so we can all be encouraged to fly out there, like the living dead, to these cities who no matter how attractive they are, can never hope to approach the beauty, complexity, wonder and utter perfection that is nature, and enjoy whine and paella in the eve of the end of your children's futures. Why not prize bear and a posh meal more then the lives of hungry people from Africa, Afghanistan, Yemen etc, and why not admit to yourself also that you prefer your entertainment and enjoyments more then you care about the future of your children? The proof is in the pudding guys. You banked on the fact that you would die before the shit hit the fan. But the shit is already hitting the fan, and they know it. And I know it. And many people know it. And all those that don't bare the mark of complete ignorance, and prove to us all the inestimable cost of that ignorance. A part of you must see the truth of this. I don't blame you - I don't blame anyone: it's the appalling effects of our social conditioning, which is the social process conditioning the brain. But something has to break through that conditioning, because we don't want to see the total destruction of the perfect in the name of the imperfect, of our species in the name of individualism, the destruction of the actual - i.e. the true - by deluded forces that run on mere opinions, political convictions, assumptions, conclusions and other non-facts, when the only thing that has validity and value is a clear perception of what is, as it is. And when you perceive without judgement, you see a global social disease that has destroyed the whole organism of mother Earth and is now feasting on her bones.