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Canet d´En Berenguer
Next to the river mouth Palancia, Canet introduced the orange and blue as limits. The orange fruit of their main crop, the orange and blue of the Mediterranean offered the term in a crowded beach. The image is repeated in the Mediterranean town with red roofs and green inner courtyards, which contrast with the whiteness of the walls, which gives a spectacular landscape, not in vain, is often chosen as a holiday destination.
Canet d'En Berenguer is one of the tourist towns of the province of Valencia tourism has gained greater prestige in recent years. The success of the coastal population of the region of Camp de Morvedre is due to its privileged geographical position: facing the Mediterranean Sea, with beaches of fine golden sand, and at the same time, close to the mountains and Calderona of swords, two of natural parks of greater ecological value of Valencia. This excellent location is added to its emblematic historical monuments
Sagunto
Sagunto, capital of the region of Camp de Morvedre is located north of the province of Valencia, at the foot of a hill in the Sierra Calderona.
Sagunto tells, through its noble stones, history bimilenaria. City of contrasts, it's old but modern rural and urban at the same time. It is past, but looking to a future that looks to the sea, towards the port. Here, along the Mediterranean, there is industry and tourism, main economic priorities of the municipality, together with the cultivation of citrus fruits.
Valencia
Valencia is a modern and dynamic city of the Mediterranean, open to all cultures, which allows you to create links that can keep the rest of your life. Walking along its streets will discover a city full of life.
Valencia is located in the center of the east coast of Spain. It is an open and cosmopolitan city with a population of around one million inhabitants making it the third largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona. Valencia is well connected to the rest of the country and Europe, both by train, bus and airplane
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