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About Valencia
Valencia´s main tourist attractions are to be found in its cultural wealth, a sound infrastructure for business trips, a network of accommodation situated on clean beaches, its range of of nature reserves, its varied calendar of fiestas and rich gastronomy.
In the fifteenth century, Valencia witnessed a golden age, when the political autonomy granted by the Aragonese king, James I, the boom of the skills trade, the literary audacity of its writers and poets and the Mediterranean ambitions of its rulers and nobles made it into an unqustionable power of the period.
Nowadays, Valencia is working on major projects and infrastuctures so as to enter the twenty-first century renewed and firmily rooted in the modern era.
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TurisValencia
Official website of leisure and business Tourism in Valencia, Host City of the 32nd. America's Cup. Leisure Agenda VLC, Events Calendar, Hotels & Hostels, Restaurants, Museums, Monuments, Beaches, Online Bookings, Virtual Tours, Tourist Guide, Congress Guide, Incentives, VLC Tourist Card.
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Valencia (Spanish: Valencia [ba'lenθja];[1] Valencian: València [va'ɫɛnsia]) is the administrative capital of the Spanish Autonomous Community of Valencia and of the Valencian Province.
Valencia, a city of cultural and commercial prestige is situated halfway down the Eastern coast of Spain. It is considered to be one of the principle cities of the Mediterranean, and is the third most important city in Spain. Its population is 818,941 inhabitants, or 1,800,000 if we add to that the population of the surrounding suburbs and towns. A modern communications network makes Valencia easily accessible, and links Valencia to other important Spanish and European cities through its Port, Motorway links, Airport and Railway network
