While we strolled through the streets of the old town we discovered the "Pico Fino". It has a great, central location and delicious drinks like "Agua de Valenica". We decided to have a menu for 18,90€ per person. This included three starters (tapas pincho de ventresca de atún - tuna fish on bread; patatas bravas - spicy potato pieces; croqueta de sepia con alioli negro - croquette with aioli) and a main menu (entrecot de buey - beef entrecot). Besides, live musicians perform, sellers come to the tables from time to time to sell something - here you can gladly spend 1-2 hours without getting bored.

After dinner we walked a little further through the historical old town and the many small alleys. Thereby, we saw numerous sights and highlights like the church Santa Catalina, the Plaza de la Reine or the cathedral of Valencia and many more and enjoyed the Spanish flair. We let ourselves drift from the city and got a little "lost" in the small alleys. But no fear - you never really get lost. Sooner or later you always get out at a prominent point and can reorientate yourself.