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how long were you living in Valencia? which are your impressions about both cities?
I have some questions:
*What do I need to do to get the residence permit?
*In overall,how would you define spanish people compared with the other countries of Europe ?(general idea)
Cadiz: The ‘Deep South’ of Spain and has the thickest Spanish accent you will ever hear. Its worse than Dominican spanish. Don’t go there if you want to improve your Spanish listening skills.
There is a big ‘Erasmus’/overseas student population there so the old town will be full of American, German, English etc. students. This could either be good or bad depending on what you like.
Great beaches, over 300 days of sunshine a year. Whats there not to like?
Well..the local dialect and you might get a bit bored…
However, if you are based in Cadiz then there are lots of cool places you can travel to for a weekend: Sevilla, Gibraltar, Malaga even Portugal and Morocco.
Valencia: Much more of a modern city than Cadiz but the weather and beaches are just as good. Great subway system.
One odd incident that sticks in my mind is going out with two local guys on a Tuesday night and it was DEAD. A complete morgue. Nada.
Strange for a big city that has a reputation in Spain for partying hard.
Valencia wins by a hair just for being richer with better infrastructure.