A postcard from each corner of the World
Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city, was founded by Romans in 138 BCE on the Mediterranean coast. The city is famed for its Gothic and Baroque architecture, notably the Valencia Cathedral and Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda), a UNESCO World Heritage site. On this postcard: Plaza de la Virgen — a beautiful and historically significant square located in the heart of Valencia. It is one of the oldest squares in Valencia, with a history dating back to Roman times.
The Spanish enclave of Melilla is located on the North African coast, surrounded by the Mediterranean sea and Morocco. Along with Ceuta (another Spanish enclave) they are the only piece of European territory on mainland Africa. Spain conquered Melilla in 15th century. This autonomous city is home to about 86,500 people, and it even has own airport! Its name is related to honey since Melilla was a notable site for beekeeping in antiquity.
