Dandelions have deep roots in history throughout the ages (pun intended). Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and ancient Chinese civilisations cultivated them, with records dating back to 1500 BC, as a versatile food source, a potent medicinal herb for detoxifying the liver and aiding digestion, and as a natural dye. Believe me, you want them around, and you do not want to become a bee or bird killer by using pesticides to get rid of them.

Valencia is known for many things, but probably the one activity you should include in your bucket list is visiting the European landmark of Jardín del Turia! So much to see and marble about. Even if you are not a nature lover, it offers 9 vibrant kilometres to change your mind. There are impressive bridges and other structures with unique architectural designs that showcase Valencia’s Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance, Modernisme, and Neoclassical styles. A must see!

Orange trees might not seem like a big deal in general, but in Valencia, they are much more than a plant. They are part of its grand history, their art, and their economy. None of it would have been possible without the pollination rock stars like bees!