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DanielF Says: After a steep walk you reach this gate, which is called Porta Ferrisa.
DanielF Says: In a romantic corner of Xàtiva.
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DanielF Says: Since the middle ages, this is the place where the markets have been held.
DanielF Says: Highest building in town.
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The Basilique Collegiate of Our Lady
DanielF Says: This is the biggest church in Xàtiva. In fact, it is so big that the people in the town call it the "Seu" or the cathedral.
DanielF Says: The Ermita de Sant Josep is a Barroque building that you can find on the way to the fortress.
DanielF Says: If it is closed, just call.
DanielF Says: Now that there are no invaders any more, the doors of the fortress are open to the visitors.
DanielF Says: They remind me of a mini "Chinese Wall".
DanielF Says: Occasionally, Medieval Markets are organised in Xàtiva.
DanielF Says: The houses of the old town follow an irregular and labyrinthical pattern.
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Xàtiva seen from the fortress.
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Xàtiva is the most usual name for Játiva, which is the Castilian translation for the Valencian name. Xàtiva is the capital of the region known as La Costera. It gained importance for its strategic......
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