At SharaBar you will discover the taste of the delicious and traditional popular Bulgarian barbecues, known as skara, based on grilled meats, vegetables, mushrooms or fish seasoned with regional spices. The tasty Bulgarian cuisine surprises the visitor because of its abundance and the diversity of its fresh products, as well as for its excellent wines. The cuisine is influenced by elements of Turkish cuisine, Greek cuisine, Arab cuisine and, to a lesser extent, Italian and Hungarian ones.

None of that is missing on SharaBar where meats and vegetables are baked slowly on a charcoal grill and served with crisp salads made with the freshest ingredients.

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It’s possible the name La Malvarrosa will ring a bell as it is the plant which inhabited this part of Valencia five years ago.

Located on the east of the city and next to La Alboraya, the Malvarrosa is an area which gives its name to a beach, or vice versa. It is one of those places which still invokes the charm given to it by fishermen and the Valencian bourgeoisie who moved there.

Today one can stroll along its esplanade and enjoy the landscape immortalised years ago by the painter Joaquín Sorolla.

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The Albufera Natural Park in Valencia can be found in the town of El Palmar, some 18 kilometres south of the city of Valencia. The Albufera is the largest lake in Spain.

This is an area of great ecological interest in which several unique aquatic bird species can be seen. Many endangered species of considerable ecological value can be found here, such as the Spanish toothcarp and the Valencia toothcarp.

The famous Valencian writer Vicente Blasco Ibáñez immortalised the Albufera in his work entitled Cañas y barro, in which he portrayed the life of the society that inhabited this part of the world during the early 20th Century.

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The Praza, as called by Compostelans, is one of the most visited places after the cathedral, and one of the more traditional markets in Spain.

Since 1873, the market sales seafood, fish, fruit and cheese to the farmers and fellow countrywomen nearby. With an area of ​​5,613 m2 situated between the church and the Piazza San Fis de Solovio and the Renaissance church of Santo Agostiño opens in a series of old galleries.

It is possible to purchase by phone or from the web, delivery service within 15 miles totally free on purchases over € 60

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