The marshlands are extensions of land dedicated mainly to the cultivation of rice which represent one of the most identifying features of Valencia. They are humid zones, generally located near the sea, marshy lands covered with vegetation.
These territories have an enormous environmental value with a great wealth of flora and fauna. In addition, it is an important passage area for thousands of migratory birds.
The marsh of the Albufera of Valencia, located within the Natural Park of the region, one of the largest in the entire peninsula, includes the municipalities of Alfafar, Sedaví, Massanassa, Catarroja, Albal, Beniparrell, Silla, Sollana, Sueca, Cullera, Albalat and Algemesí.
Pictures by Sueca Turisme, Valencia Turisme, María Carbonell and Susana Godoy.
ADDRESSA beach of golden sand and crystal clear waters, it is considered one of the most familiar beaches of the...
Llastra beach is totally adapted for people with reduced mobility, with the material and personnel...
Located between two mouths of La Albufera, this beach has two kilometers of fine golden sand, with a...
The marshlands are extensions of land dedicated mainly to the cultivation of rice which represent one of...
Old barn and rice dryer. The exterior walls of the dryer are built and finished with face tile and stone...
The house of Joan Fuster, was built in 1917 by the architect Bonaventura Ferrando Castells. It consists of...
The Pasqual Fos house was built in 1909 by the architect Bonaventura Ferrando Castells. It consists of...
At one end of Sequial street, one of the town’s main streets you can see the Ateneo Sueco del...
From local architect Bonaventura Ferrando Castells, this building stands out for its combination of the...
It is a big building with a large rice dryer, a barn, a thresher and the house of the millers. It also has...
The current building is from 1613 with different alterations made since then, the most remarkable one from...
