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El Puig’s Medieval Festival for Jaume I

  • Post author:mpowell
  • Post published:December 14, 2009
  • Post category:Day Trips/Festivals/History
  • Post comments:1 Comment

This weekend, El Puig, a small town about 25 minutes north of Valencia by train, celebrated its liberator King James I. In 1238, he took El Puig and used the…

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We're Jürgen and Mike, from Germany and the USA. We've been living in Valencia on-and-off since 2008. Much of our time is spent traveling the world with For 91 Days... but Valencia is the city we call home, and to which we'll always return.
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