Pont de Valencia
Local news. Real stories. Global community.
News
Protests, Halloween and extra police: What to know about Saturday night in Valencia
What’s happening? October 29, marked two years since the 2024 DANA floods that killed more than 230 people. Flags were at half-mast and a moment of silence was observed, among other remembrances. On Saturday, October 31, a protest is planned…
Sponsored by
This space could be yours
Get in touch to learn more about how to promote your business on Pont de Valencia.
Get in touchJoin the conversation on WhatsApp.
Our WhatsApp group is where the community talks. News, tips and real conversation from international residents in Valencia — a place to ask, share and connect.
LATEST Features
Out and About
The Houses That Haunt Burjassot
Abandoned houses are made for Halloween. Empty windows, a tower against the evening sky, a garden gone wild behind a wall covered in graffiti: the imagination does the rest. Burjassot has three of them within walking distance of each other: majestic buildings, greyed and crumbling…
Out and About
Before Jaume I: Where to See Roman Valencia Today
New in Valencia? We’ve got you covered.
Settling into a new city comes with a hundred small questions — from the practical basics to the things nobody warns you about until it’s too late. We’re building our guides to help you find your feet, one piece at a time.
Be a part of Pont de Valencia
Reader-supported. Community-powered.
Pont de Valencia exists because readers believe Valencia deserves thoughtful, independent coverage in English.
Every contribution helps keep our news and features independent and sustainable. Support Pont de Valencia from 5 € a month.
Partner with us
Pont de Valencia connects your brand with Valencia’s international community. Whether you’re interested in sponsoring our journalism, contributing as a guest writer, partnering on an event, or exploring another way to collaborate, we’d love to hear from you .
Get in touch
Made by Atika and Mireille, two international residents who believe Valencia deserves better coverage in English. We write about what we wish we’d had when we arrived.
