Environment

Just 20 kilometers to the south, Valencia is an emblematic city full of attractions. The City of Arts and Sciences is one of its main attractions, with the Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe, and l’Hemisfèric, an eye-catching IMAX cinema. Another must-see is the Bioparc, an innovative zoo that recreates natural habitats for its animals, offering a unique experience. In addition, the historic center of Valencia is home to architectural gems such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria, with its famous Miguelete, and the Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Carmen neighborhood, with its narrow streets and nightlife, and the Central Market, ideal for sampling the local gastronomy, are also highlights. For those seeking nature, the Albufera Natural Park provides a breath of tranquility just minutes from the city.

To the north, 30 kilometers away, is Castelló de la Plana, a city that combines history and modernity with an excellent gastronomic offer. Castelló is known for its historic architecture, such as the Fadrí, a bell tower separate from the cathedral, and the Lonja del Cáñamo, testimony to the hemp trade in the region. The Post Office building, in modernist style, is also a point of architectural interest. El Grau, the seaport of Castelló, is perfect for a stroll by the sea and enjoy the Mediterranean cuisine, famous for its rice dishes and fresh fish.

A short distance from Canet is the town of Canet, which, with its monuments and vestiges of ancient Rome, offers an immersion into the past. The Roman castle, which overlooks the city from a hill, and the amphitheater, which still hosts theatrical performances, are must-sees. The historic neighborhoods of the Moorish and Jewish quarters, with their narrow streets and whitewashed houses allow you to learn about the history of this destination and discover its beauty and charm.