The Carnival of Cadiz, is a festival of International Tourist Interest and takes place from February 23th to March 5th, 2017, although its duration is much longer, since a large parts of it are developed around carnival groups that commence their festivities weeks before.

The Carnival of Cadiz is one of the most important in the world. It congregates hundreds of thousands of visitors in Cádiz during its celebration.

Tradition says that the Three Kings were called: Melchior, Gaspar and Baltasar. They are Three Kings from the Orient that every year on the day called Day of the Kings, bring gifts to older people and especially children. Although some people suggest that there may have been more than three (Armenians, for example, suggest that they were in fact twelve).

The Museum of the Valltorta in the municipality of Tirig, is a museum that belongs to the Generalitat of Valencia. This museum was created in 1994 to protect the conservation, study and dissemination of the values of the Cave Paintings located in the Valencian Community.

One more year, Malco Rent A Car shows its commitment with the development and social service organization Cáritas with a donation for social purposes.

The province of Castellon is becoming internationally famous thanks to its new airport. All visitors who come to Castellon discover its tourist side and enjoy its sun and beaches.
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The Columbretes Islands Nature/ Marine Reserve is an archipelago which is one of the most important protected natural areas of The Valencian Community due to its small archipelagos in the Mediterranean Sea, and its biological and ecological diversity.

It is an area worth visiting with a truly spectacular landscape on the islands and the crystal clear sea water that is home to many varied species of marine life.

The Grao of Castellón is a marine and port district of Castellón de la Plana (Spain), 4 km from the centre of the city, and with a history and celebrations that distinguish it from the capital of the Province of Castellon.

The discovery of Iberian and Roman remains along the coast confirms the hypothesis that the coast of El Grao Castellon has a historical tradition of a port of more than two thousand years antiquity.