Experience authenticity and charm
The Valencian Community stands out for its beautiful turquoise blue beaches, in its three provinces (Valencia, Alicante and Castellón) and a mostly warm Mediterranean climate almost all year round.
Furthermore, Valencia City -capital of the Valencian Community- highlights for its vibrant culture, history and architecture (influenced by Roman, baroque and modernist style) and a unique gastronomy (e.g. La paella), in addition to its urban beaches
- More recently its neo-futuristic influence stands out in the City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias), which is an enclave of art, modern museums, and the largest aquarium in Europe.
- All of this flanked by the Turia Park, 9 km long, which is one of the most singular green spaces in all Europe, due to mixing green areas, sports facilities and hosting various gastronomic and cultural fairs throughout the year.
- Las Fallas” in March of each year is the greatest cultural festival in the Valencian Community, and Valencia hosts several thousands of visitors to these folklore festivals, declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Attraction.
Quality of Life
In terms of quality of life, the Valencian Community has high urban safety rates, affordable price for living and entertainment, optimal road and public transportation infrastructure and two airports with recurring international flights in Valencia and Alicante respectively; as well as bilingual schools and high-level universities.
The Valencian Community is the most chosen region by Foreigners to purchase real estate in mainland Spain, with approx. 30% of property purchases; and particularly Alicante province (Costa Blanca) with approx. 43% of property purchases by Foreigners, constitutes the number one province in Spain most chosen by expats to live in.
