Cullera 60: Vacation Rental that sleeps 9 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Cullera, Valencia, Spain.

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Property Summary

Nestled in the peaceful and sun-drenched district of El Faro in Cullera, Spain, the apartment block "Orion" offers a remarkable holiday rental experience just 20 metres from the sea. This well-positioned residence enjoys a tranquil setting that is ideal for those seeking a relaxing coastal retreat. Guests have access to a generously sized shared swimming pool measuring 15 x 6 metres, with a depth ranging from 170 to 250 cm, available seasonally from 15 June to 01 September. The property is also equipped with Internet Wifi, ensuring that guests can stay connected throughout their stay while enjoying the comfort and convenience of this coastal apartment block.

Outdoors

The outdoor areas of "Orion" are thoughtfully designed to complement the natural beauty of the surrounding coastal environment. The shared swimming pool, measuring 15 x 6 metres with a depth between 170 and 250 cm, is available during the summer season from 15 June to 01 September and provides a refreshing space for relaxation and leisure. A dedicated children's pool is also available, making the outdoor area particularly well-suited for families travelling with young children. An outdoor shower completes the poolside facilities, offering practicality and ease after time spent in the water. The proximity to the sea, just 20 metres from the property, further enhances the outdoor experience, placing guests within effortless reach of the natural coastal surroundings.

Other Information

Access to the apartment block "Orion" is made convenient by the presence of a lift within the building, though guests should be aware of a stepped path consisting of 14 steps leading to the entrance of the house. Public parking is available on the road at no additional charge, providing a practical solution for guests arriving by car. The owner does not accept youth groups, and the neighbourhood is described as highly sensitive to noise. Guests are therefore expected to observe quietness and demonstrate good behaviour throughout their stay in order to respect the surrounding community and ensure a harmonious environment for all residents.

Distances and Attractions

The apartment block "Orion" benefits from an exceptionally convenient location, with a restaurant and bar situated just 10 metres away, making dining and refreshments readily accessible. A grocery store can be found 300 metres from the property, while a supermarket is located 2 km away for more extensive shopping needs. A bus stop is also within 300 metres, offering easy access to local transport connections. The sandy beach "Cala el Faro", a charming small cove, is just 250 metres from the property, providing a picturesque destination for a leisurely stroll along the shore. For those wishing to explore the wider region, the vibrant city of Valencia is approximately 40 km away, offering a wealth of cultural, gastronomic, and historical attractions well worth discovering during your stay.

Location Cullera, Valencia, Spain

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Valencia Aeropuerto, 40.9 Km

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Veles E Vents: An Incredible Architectural Gem In Valencia

Those of you who have found a holiday rental in Valencia and are exploring this beautiful seaside city will, no doubt, find themselves at the marina at some point. If so, it is hard to miss the striking architectural gem that is Veles e Vents (meaning “Sails and Winds”). Also known as the America's Cup Building, it and its accompanying park were constructed ahead of the 2007 America’s Cup, which is the world’s premier offshore racing competition, and took place in Valencia that year. This was the first time that it had been held in Europe in over 150 years and the city had it built as a central base for the teams and sponsors, as well as spectators who were afforded excellent views of the proceedings from its excellent position overlooking the marina.

An ultramodern pristine white concrete beauty, it is a minimalist building made up of staggered horizontal platforms that was designed by David Chipperfield and Fermín Vázquez. Work was begun in 2005 and it was opened in time for the preliminary regattas, held in May and June 2006.

When you are on holidays in Spain one can expect that good food and incredible architectural gems often come hand-in-hand. If you are a foodie interested in setting a great atmosphere for your meals and you gave decided to find a vacation rental in Valencia, for example, you should definitely set aside some time to pay a visit to the Mercado de Colón, or Mercat de Colom (Columbus Market). This stunning and key example of the Valencian Art Nouveau style is a gorgeous historic gem that houses a vibrant and brilliant market within and is, therefore, a must for the most discerning of food lovers who have found a villa in Valencia and are exploring the culinary heritage of the region.

Located right in the historic core of the city of Valencia, between Colón street and Gran Vía Marqués de Turia, the Colón market has been declared an official national monument and was designed by Valencian architect Francisco Mora Berenguer between 1914 and 1916. Since 1890, residents and business owners in the neighbourhood had been petitioning for a more permanent market structure but work did not begin until Mora was commissioned despite earlier proposals for the building by other architects. Ultimately, the project was awarded to Mora in 1913 and he finally satisfied the board with his various alterations to the plans according to their needs and preferences.

A villa in Valencia is just the thing for those looking to plan a perfect sun holiday in Spain or an idyllic sun-drenched getaway, in general. However, while the beaches and seaside resorts and party towns of Valencia are famous around the globe and present many brilliant reasons to plan a vacation in the area, there is much more to the region. Steeped in history that stretches back millennia, with reminders and leftovers dotted throughout the rich cultural heritage of the region from the various peoples who have lived there at various points throughout the centuries (including the Celts, Romans, Moors, and more), there are endless fascinating tourist attractions to visit. From extravagant palaces to lush parks, elaborate fountains to pretty churches, and architectural gems to incredible galleries, culture vultures who find a villa in Valencia will quickly realise that there is plenty to enrich the mind and lots of stunning places to nip into for a few hours and shelter from the hottest part of the day. Among such tourist attractions, one that is an absolute must for art-lovers, in particular, is the Museu de Belles Arts de València, or the Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia, in the city of Valencia.

Valencia is a beautiful region in Spain that offers visitors the perfect combination of sun, sand, and sea. With its stunning coastline, historic architecture, and vibrant culture, it's no surprise that Valencia is a popular destination for holidaymakers. However, there is one very important aspect of Valencia that should never get overlooked - its incredible culinary heritage! If you are a foodie looking for a truly unique culinary experience during your holiday in Valencia, then look no further than the region's most famous dish: paella.

Paella is a rice-based dish that originated in Valencia, with some suggesting it developed from the 8th century tradition of the servants of Moorish kings bringing home leftover rice, meat, and vegetables and combining them into a dish. It then became a lunchtime meal staple that was long eaten by farmers and farm labourers. By the mid-19th century, it became something closer to the modern iteration with more varieties in ingredients and the name paella becoming firmly attached to the dish.

There are few things that perfectly represent being on holidays as well as having the luxury of endless time to spend wandering around a market, looking at things, taking in the atmosphere of a destination, sampling products, and grabbing a bite to eat. Rarely do any of us ever have the time in our day-to-day lives to properly enjoy a market in the same way. If you have found a vacation rental in Valencia, in particular, you should really set aside a morning or lunchtime to visit the city's most famous market, the beautiful Art Nouveau Mercado Central.

One of the oldest markets still in use in Europe, the Mercado Central is an official Heritage of Cultural Interest site, as designated by the Spanish Ministry of Culture. It was designed in 1914 by Francisco Guardia and Alejandro Soler, was then inaugurated by King Alfonso XIII in 1928 and was completely renovated in 2010 to preserve its incredible beauty. Probably the most important example of Valencian Art Nouveau in the city, this gem is one of the key 20th-century architectural works in Valencia.

The Turia Gardens in Valencia is a beautiful park that is one of the largest urban areas of parkland in all of Spain. It takes up nine kilometres of greenery and is comprised of foot paths, cycling routes and leisure, sport and play areas, making it the perfect place to relax, have fun with your family or get in some exercise in a scenic setting.

The route of the park passes along the city's main museums and monuments and is formed of a unique itinerary of palm trees and orange trees, fountains and pine woods, aromatic plants and ponds, sports facilities and rose beds.

For anyone who has found a vacation rental in Valencia and is looking for somewhere to wander and truly live in the moment and enjoy their holiday, it is a great spot to spend some time!