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| − | '''Valencia''' is the third largest city in [[Spain]], located on the[[Mediterranean]] coast. It is noted for it's spectacular Fallas festival, the largest of it's kind. It is also the capital of the Communitat Valenciana autonomous community. The province is bordered to the north by [[Catalonia]], and to the south by Murcia, being subdivided into (north to south) Castellon, Valencia and Alicante provinces. The region is noted for it's citrus fruits, which are famous throughout Europe. The province is also home to the largest palm plantation in Europe (and one of the largest in the world), in Elche, which likely dates back to the [[Carthaginian]] era (5th century BC). It is now a UNESCO world heritage site. | + | '''Valencia''' is the third largest city in [[Spain]], located on the [[Mediterranean]] coast. It is noted for it's spectacular Fallas festival, the largest of it's kind. It is also the capital of the Communitat Valenciana autonomous community. The province is bordered to the north by [[Catalonia]], and to the south by Murcia, being subdivided into (north to south) Castellon, Valencia and Alicante provinces. The region is noted for it's citrus fruits, which are famous throughout Europe. The province is also home to the largest palm plantation in Europe (and one of the largest in the world), in Elche, which likely dates back to the [[Carthaginian]] era (5th century BC). It is now a UNESCO world heritage site. |
[[Category:Spain]] | [[Category:Spain]] | ||
[[Category:Spanish Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:Spanish Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 05:17, September 27, 2012
Valencia is the third largest city in Spain, located on the Mediterranean coast. It is noted for it's spectacular Fallas festival, the largest of it's kind. It is also the capital of the Communitat Valenciana autonomous community. The province is bordered to the north by Catalonia, and to the south by Murcia, being subdivided into (north to south) Castellon, Valencia and Alicante provinces. The region is noted for it's citrus fruits, which are famous throughout Europe. The province is also home to the largest palm plantation in Europe (and one of the largest in the world), in Elche, which likely dates back to the Carthaginian era (5th century BC). It is now a UNESCO world heritage site.