Rent accommodation in Gandía

Gandía (in Valencian and officially, Gandia) is a city of the Valencian Community (Spain). It is located in the southeast of the province of Valencia and is the capital of the region of La Safor.
It has a population of 73,829 inhabitants (INE 2018). Gandía is one of the main Spanish tourist destinations.

Beniopa is a neighborhood of the municipality of Gandía (Valencia, Spain), located northwest of this city with which it forms a single urban center. It was an independent municipality, with its own town hall, until 1965, when it was annexed in Gandía as a result of the urban and demographic growth of the capital of the Safor.

The garage of TASA is a building located at the junction that forms the Grao road with the Alicante road in the town of Gandía (Valencia), Spain.
The location of the building is immediate to the south exit of the city, therefore its vision appears as soon as you cross the bridge of entry to Gandía coming from Alicante.
The architect Alfonso Fungairiño Nebot designed in 1934 a building that basically consists of a service station with a repair shop and a garage for cars on the ground floor; the first floor for offices and the three remaining floors, for housing.

Gandía station is a terminal and underground railway station located in the Spanish city of Gandía in the province of Valencia, Valencian Community. It is the head of the C-1 line of Cercanías Valencia.

The Ducal Palace of Gandía is one of the most important monuments of the city of Gandía, which has undergone numerous restorations. It is an important example of the palace of the Valencian civil gothic. Birthplace of San Francisco de Borja. Stresses the Patio de Armas, Gothic and the Golden Gallery, of the s. XVII, with original tiles of the time. It is considered one of the most important stately mansions of the Crown of Aragon. Francisco de Borja's room is preserved practically as it was at the time and it is not allowed to step on it, it can only be seen from outside.

The Collegiate Church of Santa María Gandía is a functioning Catholic temple located in the historic center of the mentioned city. It is popularly known as La Seu in Valencian. Its architectural style is Valencian Gothic.

The Pías Antigua University Schools are located in the Pías Schools Square, outside the north of the town, next to the Puerta de Valencia, where there was a small church dedicated to San Sebastián, in the municipality of Gandía, in the region of La Safor, from the province of Valencia. It is a building listed as a Cultural Interest Property, with ministerial entry number RI-51-0005015, according to information from the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports of the Valencian Government.

The Walls of Gandía, although practically disappeared almost entirely, their remains are classified as a property of cultural interest as stated in the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports of the Valencian Government, with annotation number Ministerial: RI-51-0010759 and date of entry April 24, 2002.

The Convent of Santa Clara is located in Gandía (Valencia). It is a closing convent founded in the fifteenth century and inhabited by nuns of the Order of the Poor Clares. It is located in the center of Gandia and a few meters from the Collegiate Church of Santa María de Gandía, in the María Enríquez de Luna square.