The market building was a typical Modernist structure.
The moment they entered the market, they were stunned by its intricate series of arches and exquisite stained-glass windows. Natural light streamed through the colored glass, casting vibrant patterns throughout the space and making it feel as though they had stepped into a dazzling dream world.
As the sun slowly sank, the gentle glow of sunset shone over the lush vegetation of Turia Gardens, bathing this tranquil urban oasis in golden light. That evening, they chose to stroll through the beautiful city garden.
Turia Gardens had originally been Valencia's riverbed, but after careful redevelopment, it had become a beloved public space that retained its natural scenery while adding artistic and recreational elements.
Harry, Hermione, and the Weasley family strolled leisurely along the broad walkways.
They wandered amid the garden's many fragrances, where flowers of every kind intertwined with sprawling green leaves to form a vivid scene. The air was filled with the blended scent of roses, jasmine, and other fragrant plants.
As they walked, they admired the outdoor art sculptures along the way.
Created by Spanish and international artists, these works came in many styles, from abstract to modern. Each existed harmoniously with its surrounding natural environment, inspiring a shared appreciation for art and nature.
In one corner of the garden, several small stalls sold local snacks and handicrafts, offering visitors a chance to sample Valencia's flavors. Salads drizzled with fresh orange juice and olive oil, along with steaming Mediterranean seafood snacks, were irresistible.
There were also handmade ceramics and woven goods.
As night fell, the lights installed throughout the garden gradually came on. Their reflections shimmered on the water, joining the sounds of nature—distant frogs and nearby cicadas—to create a nighttime scene that was both tranquil and alive.
The next morning,