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Valencia Street Circuit info
The Valencia Street Circuit was build by the idea of a new classic Formula 1 track just like Monaco. With a length of 5.5 km, the circuit is much longer than his 'competitor', but just like any other street circuit there are not many opportunities to pass by. The 25 curves and the Valencia GP track wide (minimum width on home straight 15 meters and minimum width on rest of track 12 meters) together, give the drivers no chance to lose their concentration during the European Formula 1 Grand Prix.
The European Formula 1 Grand Prix leads spectators through downtown Valencia. The track passes through the historic fish market area, excitingly close to the water's edge before leaving the docks through the shipyard gates. A brief diversion along the river Turia before a tight hairpin sends them heading back towards the harbor through Avenida de Francia.
Region
Valencia is Spain's 3rd largest city and has about 740.000 inhabitants. In general, Valencia is well known for the beautiful Old Town and amazing tourist attractions besides the Valencia Street Circuit. If you decide to take some time off the European Grand Prix, it is definitely worth to explore Valencia. There are many t attractions such as the modern complex Ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias (City of Arts and Science), this complex consists of 5 areas you can walk through. The highlight is Oceanarium; the biggest aquarium of Europe, and the church Iglesia de los Santos Juanes.
Valencia is a very old city with a beautiful architecture. You can also enjoy the sparkling nightlife in Barrio del Carmen, Canovas and Woody.
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