Valencia diverted the Turia River to create a new riverbed

due to the continuous floods the city suffered.

The old riverbed is now a beautiful nine-kilometre-long garden,

that crosses the city from west to east.

Along its sides are museums, sports facilities,

and playgrounds.

There are 18 bridges that cross over the space.

If you cross the Puente de las Flores, you arrive at the Pla del Real district

where you’ll find several buildings that were built

for the 1909 Valencian Regional Exhibition.

The City of Arts and Sciences is also located in this district,

and opposite it is the renovated Fallas Museum.