The confirmations to date scream pure machination: Armin van Buuren The line-up will not disappoint any music lover or gamer in spirit Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Paramedics performed CPR for around half an hour but were unable to save the tourist News | UK A British tourist drowned while swimming on a Spanish beach while a red flag was up Lifeguards warned tourists not to go in the sea at Raco beach in Cullera due to strong currents on Tuesday But sadly a 77-year-old man was pulled out of the water unresponsive Paramedics rushed to the scene on Tuesday and the Sun reports that they performed CPR for around half an hour But they were unable to save the British tourist Two other swimmers have drowned this summer in the Spanish tourist hotspot Another two people have also recently been rescued from the same area It comes after a 71-year-old British tourist died after being pulled unconscious from the sea in Greece The woman was pronounced dead in hospital after she was found near the town of Gouvia An investigation is being carried out by the Central Port Authority of Corfu A body has also been found in the search for a British teenager who was washed out to sea off the Dutch coast was swimming with three friends on a beach near The Hague when she went missing on Sunday The group desperately tried to save their friend but they became trapped in the “wild” current Rescuers rushed to help the friends near the Zuidelijk Havenhoofd in the Netherlands at around 8:30pm on Sunday Three of the swimmers were plucked out of the water but the teenage girl could not be found Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash in London 'shut down' by council over noise complaints David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash 'shut down' over noise complaints Become a member here We use cookies to improve your browsing experience Stage 6 of the Vuelta a España is flat for the majority but a 2km wall will force the GC contenders to the fore Stage 6 of La Vuelta 2021 casts a friendly profile with what looks like a long downhill followed by a lengthy flat section within its 160km route Cullera this year returns to La Vuelta to host a stage finish for only the second time — it staged the conclusion to stage 2 in 1980 The day will be defined by the Alto de la Montaña de Cullera — a 2km ascent which is better described as a wall due to its absurd gradients Vuelta 2021 Guide the race heads east towards the Balearic Sea The breakaway will form in the first 100 kilometres on undulating terrain but they have little chance of holding off the peloton which is where the intermediate sprint is found Just over 60 kilometres remain from this point with the race now travelling south alongside the coast The road remains flat in its entirety until 2.2km remain The Alto de la Montaña de Cullera averages 9.4% over 1.9km and it remains that way until the final 100 metres where the road finally begins to flatten slightly so the fight for position beforehand will be manic Those at the front of the race entering the climb have a substantial advantage over the riders further back The riders won’t be able to enjoy the stunning view of Cullera presented to them as they race to the top Related – The most difficult climbs of La Vuelta 2021 Primoz Roglic lost the red jersey to Rein Taaramäe on stage 3 (Image credit: Luis Angel Gomez / ASO) The Alto de la Montaña was used at the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana recently — Tadej Pogačar won on the climb in 2020 ahead of Alejandro Valverde and Dylan Teuns This demonstrates just how difficult the ascent is we can assume that the GC favourites will come to the fore Considering the characteristics of the Alto de la Montaña Primož Roglič begins as the heavy favourite The Slovenian has demonstrated his ability on short notably at La Flèche Wallonne earlier this season when he came agonisingly close to defeating the seemingly unbeatatable Julian Alaphilippe Roglič starts the stage just 5 seconds behind red jersey holder Kenny Elissonde — if Roglic does win the stage Elissonde must finish second to have a chance of retaining the maillot rojo Second to Pogačar at the Volta Comunitat Valenciana last year was Alejandro Valverde The climb suits the Spaniard’s qualities — he’s a great puncher with a rapid sprint finish He demonstrated brilliant legs on Picón Blanco a couple of days ago to finish with the primary GC favourites Enric Mas and Miguel Ángel López also showed strength for Movistar on the first uphill test Olympic champion Richard Carapaz showed signs of weakness on Picón Blanco suggesting the Ineos Grenadiers will now turn their focus to Adam Yates and Egan Bernal Both have demonstrated their capability on short climbs before — will they be aggressive or follow the wheels Bahrain-Victorious took charge on Picón Blanco but their GC leader Mikel Landa decided to act with caution “I hadn’t felt confident about today’s stage but I’ve been able to be up there with the best.” We can expect Landa to grow into the Vuelta after crashing out of the Giro d’Italia earlier this season perhaps Bahrain will allow another of their riders to attack who was fifth at the Volta Comunitat Valenciana last year Other GC riders to look out for include Giulio Ciccone Outside of the general classification riders Although Adam Yates and Alejandro Valverde could pose a challenge If the breakaway is caught and the stage win is up for grabs Roglic won’t hesitate to seize the 10 bonus seconds that lie at the finish line Primož Roglič is our pick to win stage 6 of the Vuelta a España and hold the red jersey at the end of the stage too Rouleur takes a look at the contenders to win the Maglia Rosa in Italy this month Alexander Vinokourov's team are making the impossible rather quite possible All the essential information about the first Grand Tour of the year While the former Olympic and World champion is relishing new ventures in retirement she is keen to ensure more support is in place for those.. 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after flash floods swept through southern Valencia Dr Dennis Alarcón says it’s difficult to be so far away from his friends and family devastated by the damage caused Living in Killorglin but originally from the village of Cullera in Valencia province he says that while his village escaped the worst of the damage his friends in nearby villages have not been so lucky SoccerKillarney Celtic justify favouritism with Women’s Premier League final win over CastleislandHOUSE OF UPHOLSTERY WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE FINAL Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks La Unio de Llauradors stated that the town of Cullera (Ribera Baixa) was starting to make the first cuts in open field pumpkin crops in the Valencian territory and in all of Spain this week and for the second year in a row as a result of the COVID-19 health crisis people have been unable to celebrate or eat a meal with a menu consisting of products combined with pumpkin It should be noted that Cullera has become a focal point for the production of pumpkins in the region of Valencia the cultivated area continues to grow and there are already about 300 hectares dedicated to this crop There are five different varieties of pumpkin cultivated and the campaign begins with the organically grown Potimarron variety which is grown on land in the Albufera Natural Park 80% of the organic pumpkin produced in the Ribera Baixa area is destined for export while practically all the conventional pumpkin is directed to the domestic market La Unio de Llauradors is committed to promoting the consumption of organic products in the regions so that consumers can enjoy local food grown without chemicals and so that not all of the production is exported The Potimarron variety will be followed by the hybrid Peanut producers are starting to work with the angel hair squash and there are already talks with agri-food companies to increase production to supply the industry if the tests continue yielding positive results The number of farmers interested in producing pumpkin in Cullera is increasing as a result of the region's productive capacity and the interest of the businesses to acquire this product some 10 producers are already professionally dedicated to producing this crop La Unió de Llauradors  Tel.: +34 963 530 036[email protected]www.launio.org FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com The Medusa Festival’s Circus of Madness on the Playa de Cullera on the Balearic Sea was entering its fourth of six days on Saturday when bad weather hit in the predawn hours In addition to significant damage to the stage reports indicated that large structures at the festival entrance blew down “We are completely devastated and appalled by what happened last night,” festival management said in a social media statement An “unexpected and violent gale” hit the beach just after 4 a.m triggering the concert promoters “to immediately evacuate the concert area to ensure the safety of the festival goers The remainder of the festival has been canceled and is known for its elaborate stage design Headliners at this year’s festival include American DJ Steve Aoki I've never experienced anything like it before The tragedy happened just at the end of my session on the main stage I am still in shock,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories Some of the mayhem was captured on social media Live Updates From the 2025 Met Gala See All the Fashion, Outfits, and Looks on the Met Gala Red Carpet Plus, Who Made VF’s Best-Dressed List Everything to Know About the 2025 Met Gala How to Watch the Met Gala Livestream Designer Prabal Gurung Recalls His First Met Gala Revisit the Most Unforgettable Met Gala Looks of All Time 13 Nov (EFE).- Flash floods across southern and eastern Spain Thursday led to widespread damage and extensive rescue efforts as water levels surged Thousands of people have been evacuated in the provinces of Valencia with schools and public transportation suspended as homes and streets were waterlogged More than 40 roads were impacted by flooding including the A7 highway in Almería and several roads in Malaga the province most severely affected by the latest bout of torrential rains Malaga lifted a red alert for extreme risk early Thursday after 3,000 people were evacuated on Wednesday following rainfall reaching up to 120 liters per square meter in just 12 hours Schools and universities across the province remained closed Valencia also lifted its red alert for extreme risk an orange alert (high risk) remains in effect warning of potential rainfall up to 100 liters per square meter over 12 hours in coastal areas The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has also issued an orange alert for Castellón Authorities were called out after reports that a whale was entangled in a net two miles off the coast of Cullera in eastern Spain Biologists and veterinarians determined that the whale was not entangled but did have 'a serious deviation' in its spine which was said to be scoliosis Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Because if there's one thing we love about good weather in an environment as beautiful as Valencia (and its surroundings) It has positioned itself as “The festival” of Valencia with one sold out after another and a lineup that each year improves on the previous one the lakes of the Ciutat de les Arts will be emptied to host the great stage of Les Arts which will host bands and soloists such as Crystal Fighters because the tickets for the first day are already sold out and there are very few tickets left for the second day 📍Location: Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències This traveling festival (this year will also pass through Seville and Pontevedra) offers us in its passage through Valencia the opportunity to enjoy two days of the best commercial rhythms: from Maria Becerra to Abraham Mateo And this is just the beginning as there are many artists to be confirmed Possibly FIB is one of the most famous festivals (internationally speaking) it leads the summer festivals year after year La Casa Azul… The best thing is that if you go to this festival you will certainly practice your rusty English since tourists are the ones who come to enjoy the FIB the most Do not think that Benidorm is only for retirees because nothing could be further from the truth It has good party and also tries to improve it with a good offer it is the new edition (and already 15!) of the Low Festival with great groups such as the international Empire of the Sun The festival that has grown the most since its inception It was held for the first time in 2010 and since then it has not stopped growing Its good posters every summer and its prices If you are lucky enough to have a house in Burriana you only have to spend 69,99€ for the concerts This year’s line-up is very eclectic: Melendi The festival of good vibes is in Benicàssim The Rototom Sunsplash has become the most important reggae festival in Europe with 3 decades with the best live lineup of this musical genre we anticipate that it is a whole experience area for families and restaurants with international cuisine but seeing the line-up of other years it is clear that it will come from the best of the genre sons and daughters of Rock&Roll to this new edition of this great festival The rock experts will know that in this festival you can enjoy for four days of the best of the national and international rock scene 📅 Dates: From the 5th to the 8th of June The underground rapid transit lines have been under construction for almost two decades due to various project delays The cross pinnacle on the Tower of Jesus Christ will be ready to receive visitors in 2026 on the centennial of Gaudi’s death Now you can get your wine in Talence by paying directly in Bitcoin That’s because the state has to spend money on updating the railway infrastructure rather than subsidizing the cost of the popular pass Steffen Romstöck said that he would respect the residents’ choice and would take over the helm of the municipality which will come into force from 1 January 2025 Rethinking renewable energy sources for the urban landscape But operating them is still illegal under the country’s legislation can inform and inspire communities and entrepreneurs that still feel trepidation at the prospect of energy transition it has a unique modular design that allows it to be shortened and lengthened like a train that’s the promise made by the mayor of Paris the district has long been known as the hangout spot for the artsy crowds Hostal de Pinós is located in the geographical centre of the autonomous region the ranking considers several distinct but essential factors these quiet areas will now be available on all main routes in the country The academic institution shows a deeper understanding of the well-being of its students These are also accompanied by educational speed radars in the Valencian autonomous region of Spain has been the latest to opt for introducing smart traffic management solutions in that part of the country its City Council contracted the Pavapark company to install two intelligent pedestrian crossings and two educational radars on key traffic locations Pavapark is a Spanish company specializing in the development of smart city solutions that can be seamlessly integrated into urban traffic management systems The company installed educational radars on the Bega Bridge and on Corbera Street two busy locations in the connection between Cullera and the A-38 national road The “educational” part is that they are designed to encourage behavioural change these radars show the approaching speed of the vehicles and offer the possibility of adding messages and icons. In this way it is intended to make drivers aware of their driving speed the drivers can read a “Thank you” message As for the smart pedestrian crossings in Cullera one is located on one of the town’s main streets at the intersection with Águila Street The second crossing has been installed on Cervantes Street and another two are planned to be put into operation on Port Avenue They are made up of 14 luminous horizontal signalling plates located at the ends of each white band of the zebra crossing six RLP pilot lights at the ends of each black zone of the pedestrian crossing and two vertical signs that are also luminous The light signalling is activated when the vertical signal detection sensors indicate that a pedestrian is about to cross. The plates emit white light and are activated only at night the RLP pilot lights emit red light and work during the daytime while the vertical signs have both white and red lights and are activated at any time zebra crossings give a visible warning that a user is going to cross or is already crossing so that drivers get the chance to slow down and stop their vehicles Pavapark has been involved in the installation of similar smart-city innovations in other towns of the Valencian autonomous region The 10th European Conference on Sustainable Cities and Towns (ESCT) sets the stage for stronger cooperation between the EU national and local level to fast track Europe's transition to climate neutrality Urban dwellers across the EU are having a say in making their surroundings friendlier to people and the environment Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements Apply by 10 November and do your part for the transformation of European public spaces An interview with the Mayor of a Polish city that seeks to reinvent itself An interview with the newly elected ICLEI President and Mayor of Malmö A conversation with the Mayor of Lisbon about the spirit and dimensions of innovation present in the Portuguese capital A guide to the best water parks in the Valencian Community where you can make the most of your summer sliding down pools and slides It is the closest water park to the city of Valencia their latest novelty (suitable for speed lovers) it is the perfect water park for those looking for adrenaline and good dives A classic summer event in Benidorm that for decades has been enjoyed by young and old alike This year it will continue to do so with its long slides and its combined visit which offers the fun of its pools with a tour of Mundomar Aquanatura’s endless white slides are now open to the public Up to 54 activities and attractions make up the water park of Marina D’Or one of the vacation towns par excellence in the Valencian Community the attraction that will make you feel like you are in a sinkhole This medieval-themed water park is located 45 minutes from Valencia This is the first resort set in medieval times that combines the services of a hotel spa and water park with slides in the Valencian Community It is located in Alfaz del Pi and its aquatic facilities are impressive UAE Team Emirates rider moves into the overall lead who finished third overall at last year's Vuelta a España got the better of the veteran Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) – a three-time winner of the Valencia title – at the top of the steep two-kilometre climb Dylan Teuns (Bahrain-McLaren) claimed the final spot on the podium ahead of Dan Martin (Israel Start-Up Nation) on what was an important test for the overall contenders ahead of the Altea summit finish on stage 4 The 181km stage from Torrent to Cullera contained two early climbs but was all about the snaking final climb to the radar station above the coastal town which averaged nine per cent and reached 21 per cent in parts Caja Rural's Gonzalo Serrano tried to upset the order with an early attack but the favourites remained patient and when he was caught Pogačar's teammate Jan Polanc looked to draw out the others with an attack Gianni Moscon (Team Ineos) responded and surged clear but faded as Valverde came to the fore in the final 150 metres it looked like the usual scenario of a Valverde win on an uphill finish in an early-season Spanish stage race but Pogačar continued to gain momentum behind and came around the 39-year-old just before the line "I actually surprised myself today," Pogačar said because I never know how my form is after long break." with a couple of bike lengths – though no time gap – to Martin who was followed by Jack Haig (Mitchelton-Scott) There was then a five-second gap to Greg Van Avermaet in 10th Pogačar leads the race but is tied on time with those other eight riders The battle for the overall title is set to come down to the tough five-kilometre climb to Altea on Saturday "For sure we will try to do everything to keep the jersey," said Pogačar The stage started out with an early break containing some decent firepower in Remi Cavagna (Deceuninck-QuickStep) who were joined by the Caja Rural duo of Alvaro Cuadros and Hector Saez Cuadros' brief was to take the mountains jersey being first to the top of the second-category Alto Dos Aguas after 46km and the second-category Puerto Alto Millares after 71km He stayed with his companions on the undulating following 40km and down onto the flatter final part of the stage a bunch dash up the final climb seemed inevitable but the peloton weren't always in total control as the breakaway were allowed to gain well over five minutes and still enjoyed a buffer of four minutes heading into the final 50km "The first part of the stage was really hard because nobody knew who would start to pull in the peloton and when we started to ride it was full gas and it was down to just 20 seconds at the 10km-to-go banner Cavagna refused to give in and tried a speculative long-range solo effort The young French rouleur gave it a good go but was caught on the coast with 4km to go shortly after Jumbo-Visma neo-pro Tobias Foss crashed heavily Bahrain McLaren took pole position ahead of the tight right-hand turn onto the final climb He barely sat down as he opened up a handsome margin but he eventually paid for his efforts and faded markedly inside the final kilometre with Ben Swift leading Geoghegan Hart and Moscon but Polanc looked to soften up the reduced group with an attack Valverde was moving through the gears but Pogačar had other ideas and came around on the slight final bend in time to punch the air in delight Patrick FletcherSocial Links NavigationPatrick is a freelance sports writer and editor He’s an NCTJ-accredited journalist with a bachelor’s degree in modern languages (French and Spanish) Patrick worked full-time at Cyclingnews for eight years between 2015 and 2023 Sign up for the Spanish News Today Editors Roundup Weekly Bulletin to get a comprehensive email with all the week’s news for Spain Get a sneak peek – here are a few of our recent Subscription Bulletins: and thank you for choosing CamposolToday.com to publicise your organisation’s info or event Camposol Today is a website set up by Murcia Today specifically for residents of the urbanisation in Southwest Murcia providing news and information on what’s happening in the local area which is the largest English-speaking expat area in the Region of Murcia When submitting text to be included on Camposol Today please abide by the following guidelines so we can upload your article as swiftly as possible: Send an email to editor@camposoltoday.com or contact@murciatoday.com Attach the information in a Word Document or Google Doc Also attach a photo to illustrate your article En este momento no hay otros eventos relacionados Visita nuestra página de inicio para buscar más eventos By 2010-09-22T10:53:00+01:00 This fascinating and quite compulsive documentary about Alzheimer’s Disease is set apart from similar medical documentaries through the sheer charisma and personality of Pasqual Maragall the former Mayor of Barcelona and President of Catalunya who was diagnosed with the disease in 2007 and who allowed documentary maker Carles Bosch intimate access to his life The film very much has ‘TV’ written all over it in terms of distribution but it could well intrigue cable and broadcasters interested in real-life stories and willing to invest in Maragall’s winning personality It is a little too long – though could easily be trimmed for TV programming slots – and tries too hard to tie elements together The film screened out of competition in the official section of the San Sebastian Film Festival the popular politician Maragall promptly calls a news conference and announces his situation friends and colleagues he sets out on a crusade to focus medical and fundraising attention on the disease while also seeking medical advice The film pulls no punches as it traces the concerns of his wife Diana Garrigosa and three adult children as they support him in his campaign but also voice concerns on the changes in him and how his position of wanting freedom naturally also impacts on them and their lives Then film is at its most moving as Maragall’s sheer force of personality drives the campaign along – whether it be him meeting the Barcelona football team or playing soccer with a small child in the street – as his genial attitude and gently tactile behaviour endears him to all Delightful moments include his children disabling his car so he won’t drive any more only for him to find a friendly mechanic who will fix it within hours; sitting listening to classical music in his study or a trip to New York where he charms his way into the apartment he and his young family used to live in many years before The Maragall story is intercut with doctors and experts discussing AD and how it might be combated and a series of scenes of other AD sufferers around the world – in the US India and Holland – talking to their doctors apple’ are simply words that the doctors might ask an AD sufferer (the words change from doctor to country) to try and remember Release set for June 27 at Film at Lincoln Center in New York Kiyoshi Kurosawa updates his 1998 crime thriller and moves the action from Tokyo to France Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations Site powered by Webvision Cloud The stage reportedly collapsed due to winds exceeding 80 kilometres per hour Catastrophic weather conditions have put an early end to the Medusa Festival in Spain after a collapsing stage – reportedly caused by winds exceeding 80 kilometres per hour – caused one death and at least 40 injuries which was being held in east coast province of Cullera began on Wednesday (August 10) and was scheduled to run until Monday (August 15) organisers explained that “an unexpected and violent gale devastated certain areas of the festival” around 4am this morning (August 13) leading the site to be evacuated “to guarantee the safety of the attendees COMUNICADO MEDUSA FESTIVALEstamos completamente desolados y consternados ante lo sucedido la pasada madrugada.La… Posted by Medusa Festival on Saturday, August 13, 2022 The Guardian reports that as a result of the aforementioned gale parts of a stage collapsed and were flung into the crowd killing one attendee and leaving three with “serious trauma injuries” Regional emergency services confirmed that 14 more had been treated for minor injuries while a total of 40 people were attended to altogether Un fallecido y 17 heridos, 9 de ellos graves, en el Medusa festival. Por el reventón cálido y la caída de estructuras. pic.twitter.com/0Hfat8BJof — ɐɹɐʌǝnƃ sǝʎǝɹ nuɐɯ (@M_ReyesGuevara) August 13, 2022 — Rameez Akbar Khan Meyo ✪ (@Meyo_Zaada) August 13, 2022 Una locura lo del @Medusa_festival , infraestructuras cayéndose por culpa del viento que han herido a gente… pic.twitter.com/tWSIUtM8TD — Fran Ciriza (@fran_ciriza) August 13, 2022 MEDUSA festival fa una hora #medusa #cullera pic.twitter.com/aKAajWelFE — p (@cheikhpapidou) August 13, 2022 “We are in a state of shock because we were 30 metres away [from the stage that collapsed],” one attendee it could have been anyone.” According to the country’s meteorology bureau the Cullera region faced “strong gusts of wind and a sudden rise in temperatures” in the early hours of Saturday morning In their statement (translated from Spanish) organisers of the Medusa Festival shared “our deep and sincere condolences to the family and friends affected by the fatal consequences that occurred” expressing that they “are completely devastated and dismayed by what happened” they wrote: “All our support and love for those affected in these difficult and sad times [and] the management of Medusa Festival are at your disposal whenever you need.” The world’s defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what’s new and what’s next since 1952 Don't miss any of these traditional and original Nativity representations here we summarize the essential cribs to visit during this holiday season The Valencia City Council recovers in 2024 the nativity scene of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento which will be installed next to the Christmas tree that pays tribute to the victims of the DANA the nativity scene has a Greco-Latin style and will feature figures such as the mule and the ox created by Fallas artists Ceballos and Sanabria This composition was the one that had been exhibited in the Town Hall Square until 2015 when the previous local government decided to relocate it to the Plaza de la Reina The City Council of Valencia exhibits until the 4th in the Crystal Hall its municipal nativity scene with more than 400 figures It can be visited on weekdays from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm and on weekends the visiting hours start at 10 am it will pay tribute to those affected by the DANA and to the volunteers who have helped all the people in need it will also feature the figure of a volunteer with a shovel and mud-stained clothes The monumental nativity scene of Cullera is composed of more than 2,000 pieces You can see it until January in València street It has been assembled by Miguel Ángel Falcó The Barrio de la Roca of Meliana has mounted another year its traditional Nativity Scene The representation is handmade and has more than 7,000 figurines The visit to this traditional Bethlehem can be made during the opening hours of the market and is one of the most beautiful in the city The Nuevo Centro shopping center has a Nativity Scene of 24m2 by the Association of Nativity Scene Makers of Valencia from November 24 to January 5 This representation can be visited until Epiphany during the opening hours of the mall (from 10 am to 9 pm) It also has a large navigable lake that makes it more spectacular Every year you can visit the Neapolitan Nativity Scene of the National Museum of Ceramics and Sanctuary Arts of Valencia Admission is free and it is located on the first floor of the Museum Another year the Albereda of Xàtiva changes again its appearance to welcome Christmas, the Valencian city will become a Monumental Na tivity Scene this tradition has become a tourist attraction because apart from its beauty this Nativity Scene is considered the largest in Spain It can be visited from mid-December to January 6 This nativity scene has more than 300 pieces and 130m2 of surface This nativity scene invites us to enter the village of Bethlehem and live a unique immersive experience to experience the birth in a manger