In Spain , go to Valencia city and visiting :
City of Arts and Science (Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències). Very interesting. It is located where the old river Turia used to flow and over there you will find a Science Museum, a Planetarium, an IMAX cinema, an Aquarium and, in the near future, the Arts Museum. It is famous for its architecture by Santiago Calatrava.Barri del Carme neighborhood is in the old center. It is the perfect place for a stroll where you can witness the transition from a forgotten area to an up-and-coming diverse neighborhood. Barri del Carme has many outdoor cafes and trendy shops. There is an interesting mix of people, from lifetime residents, to alternative types, hippies, gays and lesbians, and other assorted peoples. The neighborhood swells at night with revelers, but please respect the neighbors who live there.
The Seu ; A curious cathedral with doors from three distinct architectural periods.
The Llotja : This building is the site of the ancient local silk trade. It is also a UNESCO landmark and has recently been refurbished.
Mercat Central: Located in an aging "modernist" building in the process of being renovated. See how the locals shop for food and buy some fantastic fresh produce, meat, or olives.
Walk along the old Tùria river bed, now a park with soccer and rugby fields, an artificial boating lake, athletics track, playgrounds, fountains, and trails. This massive elongated park spans many neighborhoods and ends at the City of Arts and Sciences.
Lladró Porcelain Museum and Factory, take bus 16 from city center to its end at Tavernes Blanques suburb.