Valencia, (Valencia Valencia) is a municipality, is the capital (and the most populous locality) of the same name and province of Valencia.
His co-official languages are Castilian (or Spanish) and Valencian (or Valencia). Both languages are derived mainly from Latin. The Valencian is very similar to Catalan (spoken in the Community of Catalonia) and the Balearic (spoken in the Balearic Islands), so officially unites under the name of Catalan (although it is correct to refer to each dialect by name, and even Valencia is advisable to talk about the Valencian language in order to avoid political discussions and territorial).
The city of Valencia has a population of 799,033 inhabitants (National Institute of Statistics in 2011) and its metropolitan area has 1,774,201 inhabitants making it the third city and most populous metropolitan area in Spain, and the fifteenth in the European Union.
According to the city of Valencia, the city has an area of 134, 65 km2 (with a population density of 6018.9 people (km2) and its metropolitan area composed of 45 municipalities, amounted to 628.9 km2 (with 2478 inhabitants / km2 according to the INE, 2010).
The city straddles the old Turia riverbed to the Mediterranean Sea (east), surpassing areas of the new Turia riverbed (south and west) and reaching the northern peoples. Located on the east coast, within the Iberian peninsula in the center of the Gulf of Valencia.
10 km south of the city, is the natural park of the Albufera of Valencia, purchased by the city of Valencia in 1911 to the Crown of Spain.
His co-official languages are Castilian (or Spanish) and Valencian (or Valencia). Both languages are derived mainly from Latin. The Valencian is very similar to Catalan (spoken in the Community of Catalonia) and the Balearic (spoken in the Balearic Islands), so officially unites under the name of Catalan (although it is correct to refer to each dialect by name, and even Valencia is advisable to talk about the Valencian language in order to avoid political discussions and territorial).
The city of Valencia has a population of 799,033 inhabitants (National Institute of Statistics in 2011) and its metropolitan area has 1,774,201 inhabitants making it the third city and most populous metropolitan area in Spain, and the fifteenth in the European Union.
According to the city of Valencia, the city has an area of 134, 65 km2 (with a population density of 6018.9 people (km2) and its metropolitan area composed of 45 municipalities, amounted to 628.9 km2 (with 2478 inhabitants / km2 according to the INE, 2010).
The city straddles the old Turia riverbed to the Mediterranean Sea (east), surpassing areas of the new Turia riverbed (south and west) and reaching the northern peoples. Located on the east coast, within the Iberian peninsula in the center of the Gulf of Valencia.
10 km south of the city, is the natural park of the Albufera of Valencia, purchased by the city of Valencia in 1911 to the Crown of Spain.
Foto de la ciudad de las ciencias al anochecer hecha por Ewe Polska
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