Valencia: Internship Erasmus in spain 2021

Are you looking for an Erasmus placement in Spain? Why not do it in Valencia.
The third most populous city in Spain, Valencia has a population of almost 800,000. Known for its architectural heritage, a mix of historic and modern buildings, it attracts, as in most large cities of Spain, millions of tourists every year. With its historic centre, sunny beaches and incredible cuisine, Valencia will surprise you every day. If you are a tourism student, hotel or restaurant, keep reading! Because Valencia could be your ideal city! Here we will show you the most emblematic places in the city and explain the reasons you should do your Erasmus internship in Valencia!
The City of Science and Arts

If you like culture, learn and discover new things, the City of Arts and Sciences is the right place for you. The architecture is incredible, and the buildings will dazzle you. The city is organized in three different themes: arts, sciences and nature, in all of them you will find something interesting. Between scientific experiments, 3D educational films on a 900 meter screen and an aquarium with more than 500 different species, both young and elderly people can have fun at the same thing. You will need more than one weekend to experience all these activities, that’s why the Erasmus programme is the perfect opportunity to experience all of these attractions!

Also, if you are reluctant to leave due to difficulties in finding accommodation, we remind you that if you choose to take your intership with us you will provide you with free meals, accommodation and a remuneration. Get out of your comfort zone and come and experience this wonderful experience that is the Erasmus internship through Animafest.

Cathedral of Valencia

Valencia’s cathedral is a perfect example of the different cultures that have populated the city. Previously a Roman temple, it was first a mosque before being transformed into a cathedral in the 13th century. Recently renovated, it was possible to discover incredible Renaissance frescoes by removing the baroque vault that was covering them. True artworks, we can see twelve angels playing an instrument, but the real attraction of this cathedral would be the St. Gallen which is holding on its bosom. A famous bowl in which it is said that Jesus drank at the Last Supper, today can be seen in the chapel of the Holy Chalice.

If this article made you want to move to Spain during your next stage of your life we invite you to register for free on our website! We offer you internships all year round with accommodation, food and remuneration in hotels all over Spain! If you want to discover this extraordinary city, choose now your internship in Valencia with Animafest!