El olivo (Olea Europea) es una especie típicamente mediterránea, que, junto con la vid, fue introducida en la Comunitat valenciana en la época de los romanos. Todo un símbolo en los primeros hervores de la cultura mediterránea y pilar de su economía gracias al fruto del cual se obtiene el tan preciado aceite de oliva o también conocido como el famoso “oro líquido”.
In an ever more globalised world, the experience of travelling requires unique places that justify the need to leave where we are and go to somewhere unknown. The city of Valencia has a number of such places that make it very special, such as the jardín del Turia, a huge park located in the bed of the river Turia, a large historical city centre and the City of Arts and Sciences.
With Itinerantur we have learnt to interpret the landscape, to see it through the eyes of a local person. Canet lo Roig is the municipality with the most ancient olive trees in the Region of Valencia, there are a lot more of them than people!
Every province, region, town and village of the Region of Valencia exudes the very essence of the Mediterranean, and can be felt and experienced in all five senses.
Did you know there are hundreds of bee species across the world? Despite this, every single hive contains hexagonal cells, a queen bee, worker bees and drones.
