I've lived in Valencia for six months now and this is one of my favourite places to go for a coffee.

Choose a table outside in the sun and you can look at the view of the Neptuno fountain and the cathedral, it's lovely.

The cafes around the square can charge a higher than average price for a coffee but this one doesn't and you also get the best view of the square.

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Cafe de las Horas just off Plaza de la Virgen boasts a giddy Baroque décor of velvet wall hangings, ornate candelabras and trompe d'oiels. Garlands of flowers and yet more candles lurk in musky corners. Camp waiters float to your side and present you with a menu offering an impressive range of spiced teas, silky alcoholic coffees and potent but delicious cocktails.

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Cafe Lisboa in sunny Plaza Doctor Collado, just across the street from the spectacular Mercado Central and in the heart of the historic Carmen, is a great place to catch your breath after a morning’s shopping in the bustling market. Sit on the ample terraza and browse your book or newspaper over a coffee, beer or tapa, revelling in the fact that no one is going to hurry you to leave.

Cafe Lisboa, Plaza Doctor Collado

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