

Like a surprising, large and diverse kaleidoscope, the Region of Valencia spreads along the mild shore of the Spanish Mediterranean. It is an inviting and sunny territory with open and active people, with more than 500 kms. of coastline, and a rapidly changing landscape which goes from sandy shores to mountains nearing 2,000 meters high. A land to capture and fill your senses.
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The Region of Valencia is host to big international sports events. The city of Valencia has been chosen as European Capital of Sport 2011. You can enjoy the Volvo Ocean Race in Alicante, the Castelló Golf Masters or the European Grand Prix Formula 1 at Valencia Street Circuit, amongst many others.
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The coastline of the Region of Valencia is an exceptional stretch by the Mediterranean Sea with a myriad long sandy beaches and coves. Its warm climate and an unbeatable range of services make our beaches a top holiday destination all year round. Come and enjoy our waters, hidden coves and accessible natural beaches, and endless possibilities for sailing, diving and many water sports activities.
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Food in the Region of Valencia is devoted to the palate, with traditional flavours and an ever-evolving culinary innovation. A leading exponent of Mediterranean cuisine, where kitchens brim with fresh fish, seafood, fruits, vegetables and wines. Paella and rice dishes are very popular, but the Region offers as many choices as you wish. Give yourself a treat by tasting its rich cuisine and wines!
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Over a thousand festivals are held throughout the Region of Valencia every year, where you are always invited to participate. Enjoy the renowned Fallas in Valencia and the Magdalena in Castellón in March; the Hogueras de San Juan bonfire festival in Alicante in June and the Misteri de Elx in August, amongst many others. Fireworks, parades, music and colour are all essential in our celebrations!
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The landscape of the Region of Valencia is dotted with hills, mountains, forests and wetlands, with a unique Mediterranean flora and fauna. Enjoy nature in over twenty protected spaces, from the rich marine reserve in the Columbretes Islands, the huge palm-tree forest of Elche or the wind-swept, barren highlands by Morella, to the rice paddies and fruit orchards by the Albufera lake in Valencia.
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