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Tir Na Nog
Godelleta
(approx 27 kms from
Valencia)
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 Sleeps 8. This detached house (200m2) with private swimming
pool, is situated 3km. from the small town of Godelleta, which
has good facilities and small shops. It has good communications
to the local area and Valencia is only a 30 mins. drive. There's
also a train connection to Valencia nearby. The beaches, some
of the finest, are less than an hours drive and are very safe
for children. Buñol with its world famous 'Tomatina' festival
is 10km. Xavita, an ancient walled town is within easy reach
by car and the mountain towns of Dos Aguas and Macastre/Yatova
have spectacular views. There are also ancient caves to explore
in the area. In March, the region goes to fiesta for the 'Fallas'
with all the small towns having their own, as well as the monstrous
figures in Valencia. For the culture vulture; numerous museums,
art galleries, a theatre and an opera house are in Valencia.
Also there are frequent musical evenings in the local villages
which range from the pop band style to a full philharmonic. |
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Casa Pilar
Real De Montroy
(approx 25 kms from
Valencia)
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 Sleeps 6. A typical Spanish chalet (122m2) with a swimming pool
on a property of nearly 2000m2, situated 2,5km from Real de Montroy.
Ideal for children, with a safe gate around the swimming pool,
a playground and tennis court. Around the villa are fruit trees
growing and there is a veranda and a Spanish style 'Paellero'
with barbeque. In Real de Montroy you will find a supermarket,
sport centre etc. In the nearby surrounding are places as Montserrat
(6km) where concerts and fiestas takes place. The distance to
the long sand beach of Cullera, south of Valencia is 40 minutes
by car. Even Benidorm, Alicante and the mountains in the hinterland
are good day excursions only 1,5 hours drive. |
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Valencia is Spain's third
largest city, sited in the middle of a fertile plain of orange
groves and market gardens. In March of each year, the city stages
one of Spain's most spectacular fiestas, Las Fallas where giant
papier mache fiures are burned in the streets. The 3 finest buildings
in Valencia are the Torres de Serranos, La Lonja and the cathedral,
but its landmark is the City of Arts and Sciences, an avant-garde
and futuristic museum complex which contains an opera house/performing
arts centre, a science museum, an IMAX cinema/planetarium, an
oceanographic park and other structures such as a long covered
walkway and restaurants.
