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There are
many cities, towns and villages to explore in
the Valencia region.
To
appreciate this area fully, a car is
essential.
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The La Safor area has many
small villages such as La Drova,
which lies at the base of Mt.
Monduver (841m).
This
is a favourite for walkers &
cyclists.
On
a clear day, it's possible to see
the isle of Ibiza from the top of
the mountain.
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The nearby village of Barx has
many shops & bars, as well as
numerous fiestas throughout the
year.
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Well worth a visit is the village
of Simat. It has a beautiful
monastery which is currently being
restored.
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Gandia is undoubtably the capital
of the La Safor
region.
There are 5kms of unspoilt
beaches, along with numerous
facilities for
watersports.
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Gandia has a diverse range of
cultural activities and a number
of
historical buildings worth
discovering.
There is a wide variety of
entertainment for all tastes,
especially in the summer; discos,
bars, restaurants, live
entertainment, fireworks, folklore
& dances.
And if you want, the non-stop
magic of the night continues right
until dawn.
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Further
afield is the historic city of
Valencia.
Modern,
dynamic with a splendid historical
centre,
Valencia
has everything to offer visitors -
history, culture and
shopping.
Discover
Valencian cuisine, from
traditional paella and
fideau
to
specialist seafood and vegetable
dishes.
For
dessert, why not taste the local
fruit and ice-cream, or have a
refreshing drink of horchata
(tiger nut milk) made in
Alboraya.
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A must to visit in Valencia is the
City of Arts &
Sciences.
It is the largest cultural leisure
complex in Europe, which
combines
interesting scientific contents
with fun items for all
interests.
The Oceanographic is an impressive
water space which allows visitors
to experience the oceans of the
world.
Walk through the tunnel and see
sharks swimming above
you!
The Prince Felipe Museum of
Sciences is a new concept of
museum
where one can take part and
experiment with present-day and
future
science and
technology.
The Hemispheric is an original
building in the shape of a human
eye where you can enjoy three
different audiovisual shows on a
large-sized screen.
The Umbracle is a spectacular
garden-lined avenue
with views over the whole
complex.
The Palace of Arts is a ground
breaking centre where the best
shows in
dance, opera and theatre are
shown.
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