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Located on the east of the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean Sea spray, the Community of Valencia consists of the provinces of Castellón, Alicante and of course, Valencia. This region had in 2008 with just over five million inhabitants. Currently, it is a vital part of Spanish tourism and is known for its beaches, historical and cultural wealth and its cuisine, among other issues. Travelers nature lovers have vast options for recreation. The clear waters and sandy beaches offering Alicante, Castellon, Benidorm and Valencia means a great opportunity to enjoy activities such as boating, ideal for the warm Mediterranean winds and temperatures, surfing, water skiing, windsurfing, rowing , kayaking, jet skiing and catamaran rides. These areas are adequately equipped to ensure the welfare of the visitor. Hotels in Valencia are perfectly molded to the general needs, as well as the possibilities of the gastronomic area, faithful exponent of Mediterranean cuisine and their characteristic flavors. In Valencia and its surroundings, the dish is the paella. Other attractions revolve around the various theme parks and themed exhibitions, performances and a very interesting material on monuments, museums, theaters and cultural issues globally. Benidorm is one of the most visited of all the Mediterranean coast. For many years gains popularity with its beautiful beaches and its famous nightlife. The most populous city of the Community Valencia (807,200 inhabitants in 2008), a pleasant fusion of architecture, culture and nature, known trend that emerges in these lands. Castellón and Alicante also look for its artistic and natural heritage. The town of Elche, for example, has the Mystery of Elche "as one of its greatest symbols of identity. This is a work divided into two acts that enacts the Death, Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin Mary. Its uniqueness lies in its being represented from the fifteenth century (the only of its kind). In 2001, "Mystery of Elche" was declared a "Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity". In this city, the third of the Valencian Community in the village, also held the Medieval Festival, the International Independent Film Festival and other festivals. With just over 80 thousand inhabitants, Gandia is conspicuous by its ancient architecture and very well reputed kitchen specialists say there fideuá originated traditional, a plate-making sailor similar to paella. In the same vein, Paterna is recognized by museums and cultural spaces. In times past, was one of the main sites of pottery production in Spain. Just 100 kilometers from Denia Valencia is a compendium of old neighborhoods, churches, museums and various regional typical festivals. Finally, other attractive options in the Valencian Community are Peniscola, of great historical value, Albir, a stone beach in the province of Alicante, Calpe, whose icon the Rock of Ifach, a rock of almost 350 meters high and has "very close" with high quality beaches and La Eliana, a place marked by historical and Mediterranean forests (one of them can be visited Civil War trenches Spanish).
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