The region of Callosa d'En Sarrià is located on the coast of the Valencian Community in eastern Spain. The medlar fruit is a specialty of the region and was designated a protected origin in 1991. The medlar grows well in the warm climate and its tart flavor makes it a refreshing snack. Callosa d'En Sarrià also celebrates the traditional Moros i Cristians festival. The medlar is an important part of the local culture and economy.

1. My region
By the 5th A students from the Rei En Jaume School
in Xirivella

2. The region of Callosa
d’En Sarria is on the
sea-coast /la marina
baixa.

3. The medlar of Callosa d’EnSarria
is an origin denomination that was
created on June 14, 1991.
The medlar is a very good
fruit that we have in spring
and in summer.
His nice flavour accompanied of a
small acid touch, makes it a perfect
bite to refresh in the warm days.

4. The
medlar is
a
treasure
THE MEDLAR

5. • In callosa d'sarria there are many holidays but
one of the most typical is ``MOROS I
CRISTIANOS´´.
• The gastronomy is delicious for example rice
with crust and stew with meatballs.

6. The cave of the skulls of benidoleig this one in
Alicante (Valencia)
The candle cave in Busot this one in Alicante
(Valencia)
Candle
Skulls in Busot
Benidoleig
It is a Stalactite cave
It looks like you see It is a stalagmite cave
skulls hanging from and you can see the
the ceiling candle shape

7. The end

8. • Benidorm is a coastal town and municipality
located in the comarca of Marina Baixa, in the
, province of Alicante Valencian community,
Spain, on the western Mediterranean coast.
This is the island of Tabarca.

9. • Benidorm is a big
destine touristic for
its beaches and
nights of fiesta
There are 71.034 inhabitants
It is beautiful . It has got a lot of
Different famous hotels

11. The High Vinalopó is a region of
Valencia (Spain) located in the
northwest of the province of
Alicante. It owes its name to
geographically in the upper valley
of Vinalopó. Its capital is the city
of Villena. It has an area of 674
km2 and 2009 had a population
of 54,061 inhabitants. The district
bases its economy in the textile
and footwear, among others, and
to a lesser extent in agriculture
and services. Includes the sub-Biar
Valley, except the city of bath,
which is part of the Hoya de
Alcoy.

12. It is a heterogeneous region from the standpoint of
historical, linguistic and cultural. Territorial
Demarcation was declared in 1989 Approved by the
Decree of June 6 the Valencian Government. The
two most populated, Villena and Sax, is of Castilian
origin and were built in the province of Alicante in
1836. Although initially were conquered in 1240 by
the commander of Alcaniz in the name of James I
and the Crown of Aragon, these populations were
transferred to Castile in the Treaty of Almizra in
1244. In Upper Vinalopó also includes the
municipalities of Salinas historically Valencia
(Castilian) and Valencian del Valle de Biar: Benejama,
Biar, Campo de Mirra and Canada. The last
municipalities were part of the ancient region of the
Sierra de Alcoy.
Villena and Sax have historically been part of the
Marquis of Villena, in the Kingdom of Castile, while
the Kingdom of Valencia were Salinas, who belonged
to the County of Elda, and Biar, which was a royal
town and included in his term to houses that would
give rise to populations Benejama, Campo de Mirra
and Canada.

13. is a county in the Alacant region. It is
bordered by the Vinalopó mitjà and Alacantí
on the north and Vega Baixa del Segura on
the south. Its capital is the city of
Elx/Elche, with a population of some
230,000 people live. The other major
towns in the comarca are Crevillent and
Santa Pola.
Vinalopó river flows through this comarca
giving its name to it (Baix Vinalopó is
Valencian for "Lower Vinalopó"), even though
nowadays is just a tiny stream more than a
proper river. The territory is mostly flat
except for some of the last ranges belonging
Here you can watch how to extract the to the Baetic System which appear here
salt from the sea water near the border with the neighbouring
comarcas Vinalopó Mitjà, following a general
southwest-northeast trend. The highest
peaks are found in the Serra de Crevillent, a
mountain range close to Crevillent, being its
highest the Sant Gaietà with its
816 metres, a local hiking attraction.

14. The comarca is highly
industrial, especially in its
capital, Elx/Elche, and
also in the town of
Crevillent. Agriculture is
also an important activity
in the area. In the
coastline around Santa
Pola the main activity is
tourism, fisheries and sea
salt.

15. Elx is a beautiful town. You can see the Misteri d’Elx on the 15th of
August considered world heritage

16. • Calpe is a town of Valencia (Spain) on
the north coast of the province of
Alicante, in the district of Marina
Alta. It has 29,666 inhabitants.
The best known of Calpe is the Ifach
Rock Nature Park by the Generalitat
Valenciana in 1987, measures 332 m
high and has a mile long. There are • You can cross the rock
numerous varieties of plants and through a passage. It's
birds that make their nests. Another a nice excursion
noteworthy place is constituted by
the natural park of the salt, of which
formerly was extracted salt from
Roman times, we can observe
different types of migratory birds.

17. • In the old town of Calpe, in the Moorish
quarter you can see the Torreó de Peca,
the walls and the ancient church.

18. • To Calpe come every
summer hordes of
tourists seeking
beaches and coves
with crystal clear
waters where you can
practice diving,
surfing, etc. I'm going
this summer to Calpe.
• By Dani (Happy
summer)

19. Javea's beaches belong to the Costa Blanca, which is formed
by small beaches, a blue and transparent sea that has attracted many
foreigners who have second home there due to its climate all the year
round.
Later stand out some of these beaches and their characteristics:
Beach: The Granadella Beach: Cala of the Barra
. Length: 200 meters, rock composition / gravel, Length: 100 meters, composition of rocks, occupation:
occupation: High place, bath: If, type: calm Down, I bathe: If, type: calm Waters. Small cove of rocks
Waters. Small beach surrounded with pine, very isolated, located in the end of the End of the Vessel
adapted for the practice of the scuba diving

20. Beach: the Ambolo
Length: 150 meters, composition of
skittles / gravel, occupation: Way, bath: If,
type: calm Waters. Beach nudist, of difficult
access for land and to that one can accede
from the sea.
Beach the Arenal
Length: 550 meters, composition of sand,
occupation: High place, bath: calm Waters, type:
Gilded. Beach with access to handicapped
persons
•Beach Pope/Tango
Length: 50 meters, composition of gravel,
occupation: High place, bath: If, type: calm
Waters. This small beach of this gravel nailed in
the proximities of the Marine Reservation of the
End of San Antonio cape.

21. Altea is a municipality of the Valencian Community, located in
the province of Alicante. It is on the coast of the
Mediterranean Sea, to the north of Benidorm and to the south
of Calpe. It possesses 23.532 inhabitants.

22. Monuments and places of interest
Street of the old town, with the church of Our Lady of Consuelo
to the bottom. There preserves a part of the municipal hamlet, with
remains of a castle and the church of Our Lady of Consuelo. Beach,
maritime walk and port are the principal attributes of this tourist
population. In addition, Altea possesses the honour of being qualified
by important personalities (as artists, politicians, singers, etc.) of being
one of the nicest localities of the Costa Blanca, and of Spain in
general. It possesses also an important sample of crafts.

24. • There are two classes of beach: rocks and
sand.
• ROCKS SAND

25. • Hot and annual 20G.
Hot summers and soft winters.
Sunny day

26. • In Dénia in summer are foreigners .they visit
castles,beaches,Montgo and restaurants.

27. MY APARTAMENT.
• In summer I go to dénia to my
apartment.in dénia I have many
friends.
my apartment
this is the apartment
of my friends.

28. I LOVE DÉNIA

30. Features
Length 1,800 m
Average width 60 m
Degree Urbanization Urban beach
it has a promenade way
specific features
It is composed of thin golden sand,
waters are calm

31. Its name comes from Felix Robillard 1848
who was then the gardener of the Botanical
Gardens.
Blasco Ibañez ‘s
cottage
Malvarrosa formerly was a place to unload the
fish.
Little by little it became a resting place where
popular people like Sorolla (artist) and Blasco
Ibañez (writer) used to go.

32. The Port of Valencia is the leading commercial port
in the western Mediterranean in terms of volume of
containerized goods. During 2005, 40.86 million tons
passed through the ports of Valencia, Sagunto and
Gandia, a 8.99 percent more than in 2004 and during
2008, 59.7 million tons passed through the ports of
Valencia, Sagunto and Gandia, a 11.48 percent more
than in 2007 figures consolidate the leadership of
Valencia port.

34. These are the flag and the shield of Castelló de la Plana
By Sabrina

35. History
The first known building in the area was the Moorish castle of Fadrell, near the
Alqueries de La Plana. The town proper was officially founded in 1251, after
the conquest of the Moorish Kingdom of Valencia by King James I of Aragon in 1233.
James granted royal permission to move the town from the mountain to the plain on
September 8, 1251, and tradition claims that the move was completed by the third
Sunday of Lent, 1252.
During the Middle Ages, the city was protected by moats, walls and towers, and
a church was built, later becoming a cathedral.
In the 17th century the town was one of the last strongholds in the Revolta de les
Germanies (local guilds). It also supported Archduke Charles of Austria in the War of
the Spanish Succession(1701–14), but was later taken by the troops of Philip
d'Anjou.
In the 19th century, the city walls were torn down and it slowly began to expand, a
process interrupted by the War of Independence against Napoleon(1804–14) and
the Carlist Wars (1833–63). In 1833 Castelló became the capital of the newly
constituted province. In the second half of the 19th century, the city again began to
expand, marked by the arrival of the railway, the enlargement of the port and the
construction of representative buildings (Provincial Hospital, Casino, Theater)
and parks.
In 1991 a university (Jaume I University) was established, set upon a
modern campus. The local economy is based on industry, tourism and craft-work

36. Most of the historical buildings are located in the
diminutive old town, around the Plaça Major (Main
Square). These include:
 The Gothic Concatedral de Santa Maria (co-
cathedral of Saint Mary), built in the 13th century
and reconstructed one century later after destruction
by fire. The present building is another
reconstruction after the demolition ordered by the
council during the Spanish civil war
(1936).The Ajuntament (City Hall), erected at the
beginning of the 18th century. It features a
pretty Tuscan-style façade rising up over
a colonnade.
 The standing alone bell-tower of the procathedral,
known as El Fadrí (the single man), built in the 15th
century.

37.  The Llotja del Cànem (Hemp Exchange Market), built
during the first half of the 17th century to be used by
traders in hempen cloth and ropes, a very important
activity in the area at the time. Today the building is used
by the University for cultural events and temporary
exhibitions.
 On the northeast edge of the town, at the end of a broad
avenue decorated with orange trees, stands the Basílica
of Santa Maria del Lledó (EuropeanHackberry or Celtis
australis), a basilica devoted to an image of the Virgin
Mary found in 1366 by a farmer when he was ploughing
his lands. The original 14th-century chapel was extended
to its present Baroque form during the 16th century. The
complex is surrounded by a landscaped garden.
 Bishop's Palace (18th century)

38. Morella is an ancient walled city located on a hill-top in
the province of Castellón, Valencian Community, Spain.
The town is the capital and administrative centre of the
county of Els Ports, in the historic Maestrat region.
There are traces of settlement by the Iberians, succeeded
by the Greeks and Romans, Visigoths and the Moors.
From the early 17th century to the Spanish Civil War, the
town was often fought over, due to its strategic situation
between the Ebro and the coastal plain of Valencia.
Morella is part of the Taula del Sénia free association of
municipalities.
Morella is now a tourist destination, with many
historic buildings, hotels and restaurants.
Wool and woolen goods are important in the
local economy with craft products and highly
valued black truffles which are traded at
seasonal markets during the winter

39. Dance of the llauradors
Dance of the teixidors
One of the typical and ancient
sweets in Morella are the Flaons,
filled with the local cheese and
grounded almonds .
The Cecina is also very popular.