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🇪🇸 The beautiful town around Valen

🌊 Day Trips from Valencia: 4 Stunning Towns Worth the Train Ride Looking to escape Valencia for a day (or two)? These nearby towns—reachable via cheap train passes—offer castles, beaches, and postcard-perfect views. Here’s your guide: 🏰 Peñíscola: Valencia’s “Santorini” by the Sea Why go: Whitewashed buildings, blue accents, and a cliffside castle that feels straight out of a Greek island. Stay overnight to catch the sunset over the Mediterranean—stunning and totally worth it. Train hack: Use the €20 medium-distance season ticket for multiple trips (way cheaper than single fares!). Pro tip: The castle offers student discounts—climb to the top for panoramic sea views. 🏯 Xàtiva: A Mini “Great Wall” Experience Highlight: Castell de Xàtiva, a hilltop fortress with stone walls that resemble a tiny Great Wall. Scenic, historic, and easy to explore. Student perks: Castle tickets are discounted for students. How to get up: Take the bus or hike—it’s a short, manageable climb with rewarding views at the top. 🏖️ Gandía: Beach Vibes & Historic Sights Vibe: A lively tourist town with clean, beautiful beaches (pack your swimsuit!). Must-sees: Ducal Palace of Gandia: Small but interesting, with a €7–8 ticket (includes audio guide)—think of it as a “check-in” spot. Collegiate Basilica of Gandia: Free entry (check opening hours!)—impressive architecture. Bus note: Take L2 from opposite the train station to the beach—Google Maps can be glitchy due to detours, so ask locals if unsure. 🌅 Cullera: Hollywood-Level Coastal Views First impression: The town looks like a movie set from the train—cliffs, beaches, and a dramatic coastline. Beach tips: No public restrooms (most are closed), so pop into a nearby café to use facilities. Don’t miss: Castle of Cullera. Hike up on a cool day for sweeping views of the sea and town below—totally worth the effort. 🚂 Train Passes Explained €20 medium-distance pass: Covers Peñíscola and longer trips—ideal for frequent travelers. €10 short-distance pass: Works for Xàtiva, Gandía, and Cullera—perfect for budget day trips. From Santorini-style sunsets to castle hikes, these towns prove Valencia’s (surroundings) are just as magical as the city itself. #ValenciaDayTrips #SpainByTrain #CoastalTowns #CastleHunts

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🇪🇸 The beautiful town around Valen

🌊 Day Trips from Valencia: 4 Stunning Towns Worth the Train Ride Looking to escape Valencia for a day (or two)? These nearby towns—reachable via cheap train passes—offer castles, beaches, and postcard-perfect views. Here’s your guide: 🏰 Peñíscola: Valencia’s “Santorini” by the Sea Why go: Whitewashed buildings, blue accents, and a cliffside castle that feels straight out of a Greek island. Stay overnight to catch the sunset over the Mediterranean—stunning and totally worth it. Train hack: Use the €20 medium-distance season ticket for multiple trips (way cheaper than single fares!). Pro tip: The castle offers student discounts—climb to the top for panoramic sea views. 🏯 Xàtiva: A Mini “Great Wall” Experience Highlight: Castell de Xàtiva, a hilltop fortress with stone walls that resemble a tiny Great Wall. Scenic, historic, and easy to explore. Student perks: Castle tickets are discounted for students. How to get up: Take the bus or hike—it’s a short, manageable climb with rewarding views at the top. 🏖️ Gandía: Beach Vibes & Historic Sights Vibe: A lively tourist town with clean, beautiful beaches (pack your swimsuit!). Must-sees: Ducal Palace of Gandia: Small but interesting, with a €7–8 ticket (includes audio guide)—think of it as a “check-in” spot. Collegiate Basilica of Gandia: Free entry (check opening hours!)—impressive architecture. Bus note: Take L2 from opposite the train station to the beach—Google Maps can be glitchy due to detours, so ask locals if unsure. 🌅 Cullera: Hollywood-Level Coastal Views First impression: The town looks like a movie set from the train—cliffs, beaches, and a dramatic coastline. Beach tips: No public restrooms (most are closed), so pop into a nearby café to use facilities. Don’t miss: Castle of Cullera. Hike up on a cool day for sweeping views of the sea and town below—totally worth the effort. 🚂 Train Passes Explained €20 medium-distance pass: Covers Peñíscola and longer trips—ideal for frequent travelers. €10 short-distance pass: Works for Xàtiva, Gandía, and Cullera—perfect for budget day trips. From Santorini-style sunsets to castle hikes, these towns prove Valencia’s (surroundings) are just as magical as the city itself. #ValenciaDayTrips #SpainByTrain #CoastalTowns #CastleHunts

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