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The vast coastline offered is one of the key ingredients in attracting waves of tourists, nationally as well as internationally, to this province of Valencia.

With Valencia's share of architectural gems, springs, picturesque landscapes, stretched coastlines and splendid beaches, the opportunities for varied activities in this province are next to unlimited.

Valencia, the regional capital city, is one of the biggest and most vibrant cities in Spain. with lively nightlife that is well worth a try.

The fiestas also act as a good podium to study the culture and traditions of the locals. Fallas is the most popular fiesta of Valencia.

Other interesting towns include Sagunto, Xativa, oliva, Alzera, Cullera and Gandia.

Valencian paella is amongst the world renowned gastronomy delights served here. The chefs of this province very artistically bring uniqueness to the traditional recipes. Try the dish la Fideuá de Gandía, which will pamper your taste buds.

 
Days Out in the Valencia province
>> Cueva-Museo de Dragut at Faro - this museum portrays the historical episode of the attack on Cullera by the Turkish pirate Dragut in 1550. A tour of the cave where, according to the legend, the exchange of prisoners took place is a different experience. The displays of nautical instruments and pieces of artillery details Mediterranean piracy in the 16th century.

>> Palacio de la Generalidad at Calle de Caballeros - take a trip to this 15th century palace which elegantly displays various works of arts on its walls in the Salón Dorado, Salon de las Cortes and Galería de Retratos de los Reyes de Valencia

>> The Pego-Oliva Fen Nature Reserve at Oliva - a sprawling wetland abundant in indigenous animals and plants of great ecological value d takes you closer to nature
>> Roman theatre at Sagunto - built by making use of the concave shape of the mountain, this 1st century Roman Theatre takes pride in its exceptional acoustics. It has been declared a National Monument and is a must see destination.
 
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