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The Valencian Community, also known as the Valencian country or just Valencia, is a region in Spain that is known for its modern monuments, its impressive architecture and its cultural heritage. Being divided into three major provinces: Alacant, Castello and Valencia, the city of Valencia is the largest in this historical region and the third largest in the country. The Valencian Community lies on the Mediterranean coast, bordering Catalonia, Aragon, Castile-La Mancha and Murcia. The coastline on this side of Spain is spectacular and it attracts many tourists into a journey of fascinating landscapes, imposing cliffs, relaxing beaches and luxurious holiday resorts. It is visited all year long by travellers from all over the world who are eager to explore this territory and discover its mysteries, as well as the traditions, gastronomy and culture.

The history of the Valencian Country begins with the Iberian people, who lived on this territory before the Roman age. The Greeks had a major contribution to the development of the area, but the Romans were the founders of the city of Valentia in 138 BC. The shadows of the past ages still exist and can offer a vague part of history to the tourists who are interested in visiting the ancient ruins, such as the Almoina Archaeological Center or Cullera. The XIVth and the XVth century are considered to be the most prosperous in the history of the Valencian Country. This period is also known as the Golden Age of the Valencian culture.

The travellers who will visit the provinces of Valencia will encounter some of the most famous landmarks in Spain, such as the Chapel of the Holy Grail, Plaza de la Virgen, the City of the Arts and Sciences, Plaza del Mercado, La Catedral and Plaza de la Virgen, Torres de Serranos, Iglesia de san Juan del Hospital, Museo de Bellas Artes San Pio V, the marina and the soft-sanded beaches. Also, the Bioparc is one of the main objectives in Valencia, as well as the Albufera Nature Park. A wide variety of museums are open to the public throughout the year, where everyone can satisfy his curiosity and passion for history, such as Museo de Historia de Valencia.

Some of the most popular destinations in the Valencian Community except for the capital with the same name, are Alicante, Javea, Benidorm, Denia and Calpe. These cities represent incredible destinations, where the travellers will encounter a mix of modernism and historical elements that add a vibrant atmosphere to the place. One can listen to the sound of nature while walking on the spectacular beaches, be entertained in the nightclubs, bars and restaurants, enjoy the traditional gastronomy, feel the powerful vibe of the city or walk with the ancients while touring the old, imposing buildings that seem to have an endless strength.

A vacation in the Valencian Community and its most popular cities is the best opportunity to revive one’s soul. This vastness of luxury, modernism, culture, distinguished beaches and boundlessness of sensations is highly appreciated by a great number of travellers each year. Every single tourist who walks into the complex territory of Valencia will be satisfied with the hospitality, the entertainment, the arts and touristic objectives.

The local gastronomy is also complex and includes dishes that are known worldwide, such as Arros Negre, Arros Amb Costra, Arros a Banda, etc. Also, drinks like Horchata, Alboraya, Mistela or Hoya de Bunol are typical drinks for the Valencian region. Among the modern constructions and controversial buildings, there are many traditional areas that are worth visiting.

The Valencian Country is a welcoming land, where the tourists will feel the passion, romanticism and inspiration can be felt in every corner.