Province of Spain
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The province of Valencia is the most populous of the three provinces in the Valencian Community. It is bordered on the east by the Mediterranean, in the north by the provinces of Castellón and Teruel, in the west by the provinces of Cuenca and Albacete, and in the south by the province of Alicante.
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the capital city of the community and of the province.
has an ancient castle which was the scene of Hannibal's 'Siege of Saguntum'.
best known for its Gothic monastery.
an agricultural village also known for its porcelain.
a suburb of Valencia with cave dwellings and an annual pyrotechnics festival.
home to Valencia's airport, and one of Spain's most important centres for ceramics.

the second largest city in Valencia.
has excellent food and beaches.
has a well-preserved old town and good beaches.
best known for its annual Tomatina Festival.
an ancient town best known for its vineyards.
has a well-preserved centre and photogenic Moorish castle.
Carrícola is in the Valencia region of Spain. Carrícola is a tiny village with a population of 100 people.
known as the birthplace of paella and for its excellent beaches.
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