- Manual
- Diesel · 2L
- 7 seats
- 4 bags
- 2007
Xativa 租车 - 无押金、无信用卡。
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Full insurance
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City-centre pickup
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Free cancellation
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Xàtiva (Játiva in Castilian) is one of the most historically remarkable towns in the Valencia region, 65 kilometres south of Valencia on the inland route towards Alicante. The town is dominated by one of the most impressive castle complexes in eastern Spain — a double fortification strung along a long ridge overlooking the town — with origins going back to the Iberians and later expanded by Romans, Moors, and Christians. Xàtiva has an extraordinary claim to fame: it is the birthplace of Pope Calixtus III (1455) and Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia, 1492), making it the only city in Spain to have produced two popes. The town infamously punishes Felipe V by displaying his portrait upside down in the municipal museum — a grudge dating from the city's destruction in the War of Spanish Succession (1707). Gandia is 25 minutes east and Valencia is 50 minutes north.
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Parking in Xàtiva town centre is predominantly free on residential streets. There are free car parks below the castle access road. Blue-zone paid parking exists on the main commercial streets near the market. The castle is accessible on foot from the town centre or by a small tourist train.
The A-35 motorway and N-340 connect Xàtiva to Valencia in 50 minutes north and to Alcoy in 45 minutes south. Gandia and the coast are 25 minutes east via the CV-60. Alicante is 1.5 hours south. Petrol stations on the A-35 and N-340.