Agenda inglés octubre 2017

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October 2017

Sunday 1st Flamenco Show

20:00h

A grand horse show with Andalusian purebreds, a dinner and flamenco dancing.

Information and reservations: Viva España Restaurant Tel.: +34 96 285 19 31 http://viva-espana.net/

Tuesday 3rd “La Bohème”. Live opera from the Royal Opera House (London)

20:15h

Experience the finest works on the big screen and in high definition.

Tickets on sale before the screening and during cinema opening times.

Venue: Teatro Olimpia. C/ Mayor, 18 Listings: www.cinemaolimpiaoliva.com Facebook: Cine Olimpia

From 3rd October to 12th November

Autumn Met 2017

Competitions at the Oliva Nova Equestrian Centre.

MET I 03/10 - 08/10 CSI1*, CSI2*, CSIYH1* 10/10 - 15/10 CSI1*, CSI2*, CSIYH1* MET II 24/10 - 29/10 CSI1*, CSI2*, CSIYH1* 31/10 - 05/11 CSI1*, CSI2*, CSIYH1* 07/11 - 12/11 CSI1*, CSI2*, CSIYH1 More information: www.metoliva.com Tel.: +34 96 296 39 09

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October 2017

Tuesday 3rd,10th,17th,24th,31st Enjoy a game of Raspall

17:00h

“Raspall” is a sport that used to be played on the streets of many villages. It is still played in Oliva and attracts new fans every day. Come down to the pelota court every Tuesday to enjoy games for fans and professionals.

Venue: Oliva Pelota Court (Paseo Francisco Brines, no house number) Organised by: Oliva Pelota Club Facebook: Club Pilota Oliva http://oliva.es/arees/vida-cultural/esports/

Cinema at Teatro Olimpia Discount Day Enjoy the best films and latest premières with new digital cinema technology: surround sound and digital 2k resolution – the latest in screening technology.

Venue: Teatro Olimpia. C/ Mayor, 18 Listings: www.cinemaolimpiaoliva.com Facebook: Cine Olimpia

Wednesday 4th,11th,18th, 25th Guided tour through the district of Oliva

10:00h

This walk will take us through the streets of the old walled town of Oliva and the Moorish Raval. We will learn about its history and key buildings, such as the Sugar Mill, the Santa Maria Church and the Palace of the Counts of Oliva. We will also visit the stately buildings of the Archaeological and Ethnological Museums and Mayan’s House. We will also learn about the lives of famous people like Count Serafin de Centelles, the illustrious Gregori Mayans and the politician Gabriel Císcar.

Information and registration: Tourist Info Oliva Paseo Luis Vives, no house number (next to the Town Market) Tel.: +34 96 285 55 28. Email: oliva@touristinfo.net

Thursday 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th Cinema Club every Thursday!

Enjoy the best films and latest premières with new digital cinema technology: surround sound and digital 2k resolution – the latest in screening technology.

Venue: Teatro Olimpia. C/ Mayor, 18 Listings: www.cinemaolimpiaoliva.com Facebook: Cine Olimpia

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October 2017

Friday 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th Market Day

08:00h

Oliva’s market is one of the most famous in the province of Valencia, every Friday offering a wide range of home-grown produce (fruit and vegetables), clothes, footwear and several other goods.

We also recommend a visit to the Town Market, open Monday to Saturday before noon. Let yourself get taken away by the uniqueness of the building and the quality of the products on offer!

Venue: Paseo Luís Vives

Every Friday is tapas night!

20:00h

Throughout Oliva, there are bars and restaurants offering a wide range of tapas dishes to the delight of our visitors, such as in Sant Francesc and Sant Vincent, in the old town and along our beaches and promenades. Everyone is invited to indulge in the delights of tapas in a pleasant, family-oriented atmosphere.

Monday 9th

7th edition of the “Great Oliva Run”

10:00h

A run forming part of the 2nd Safor-Valldigna Circuit, which takes contestants along a semi-urban landscape that is especially designed to let you enjoy not only the exercise, but also the city’s stunning views.

A total of 12,300 metres will be covered – quite a challenge given the steep gradient throughout the race. Don’t miss out!

Start and end point: Town Hall Square Organised by: C.D. L’Espenta Registration: http://www.crono4sports.es/info/234/

Thursday 12th

7th edition of the Slowest Boat Tournament (“Gran Premio Parchís de Oro”)

10:00h

We recommend coming down to the Oliva Sailing Club to watch the 7th edition of the Slowest Boat Tournament (“Gran Premio Parchís de Oro”). This is a peculiar regatta where the winner is the boat that would normally not even be able to compete. With a distance of 6 miles, the panorama of boats offers a marvellous snapshot of Oliva’s beaches.

More information: www.nauticoliva.es

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October 2017

Sunday 15th Flamenco Show

13:00h

A grand horse show with Andalusian purebreds, a lunch and flamenco dancing.

Information and reservations: Viva España Restaurant Tel.: +34 96 285 19 31 http://viva-espana.net/

Sunday 22nd

14th Lacemaking and Embroidery Fair

10:00h

As is becoming a common event, Oliva will host its Lacemaking and Embroidery Fair on Sunday 22nd. Around 600 lacemakers will put their hard work on display.

Organised by: Associació de bolilleres i artesans del fil d’Oliva Venue: Oliva Cultural Centre, Ronda Sud. To see upcoming Lacemaking and Embroidery Fairs, click on the following link: http://www.elrincondelbolillo.com/encuentros-de-bolillos/

Monday 23rd

“Alice in Wonderland”.

Live ballet from the Royal Opera House (London)

20:15h

Experience the finest works on the big screen and in high definition.

Tickets on sale before the screening and during cinema opening times.

Venue: Teatro Olimpia. C/ Mayor, 18 Listings: www.cinemaolimpiaoliva.com Facebook: Cine Olimpia

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October 2017

Discover Oliva’s surroundings

Our city’s surroundings have a lot to offer. We’ll suggest some different options so that you can discover them a bit more. The journey’s getting started. Are you coming?

Routes through Oliva

There are 6 routes which will allow you to enjoy Oliva’s nature and landscapes. Two have footpaths, another two are also suitable for bikes and two are semi-urban. Walk among aromatic plants, unique trees such as kermes oaks and walnut trees, orange fields and the Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park.

“Puig del Frare” and “Font Maria Rosa” trail The Font de Maria Rosa trail is one of the most unique within the municipality of Oliva, and it also passes through the municipalities of Villalonga and La Font d’en Carròs. The route begins in the Panorama II residential area and rises to the top of Puig del Frare, one of the highest points in Oliva where you’ll be able to contemplate magnificent views of the coasts of surrounding regions La Safor and La Marina.

Starting point: Panorama II residential area Distance: 2.5 km Duration: 1 hour Difficulty: Medium

Puig Covatelles trail

This interesting route begins in the Panorama II residential area and leads to the top of Puig de Covatelles. Throughout the course of the trail, you’ll be able to see typically Mediterranean forests, as well as some rural constructions of interest.

Starting point: Panorama II residential area Distance: 2.4 km Duration: 1 hour Difficulty: Medium

Climb to the Castillo de Santa Anna

You can start this route at Calle del Niño. After 50 metres, we’ll branch off into Calle de la Subida del Calvario and immediately start the climb along the footpath which leads to the Castillo de Santa Anna [St. Anna’s Castle]. Once we’ve reached the top of the mountain, you’ll be able to make out some magnificent panoramic views of the historic centre, beaches and the Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park.

Starting point: Calle Calvario Distance: 1 km Duration: 20 minutes Difficulty: Low

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October 2017

Cycling routes

La Safor nature trail – From Oliva to Gandia This trail runs through the old route of the Carcaixent-Dénia railway line, considered to be Spain’s oldest narrow-gauge railway (1864) which was constructed for the orange and silk trade. You can start the trail in Oliva at the end of Paseo de Joan Fuster, following the cycle path towards the municipality of Piles. It’s a straight and comfortable route, during which you’ll be able to see irrigation systems in the plots of land reserved for orange trees. The route continues to the town of Gandia. Once you’re there, you’ll be able to go on to the Parque de la Estación, where you can find an old locomotive, restored and exhibited as a sculpture.

Starting point: Oliva-Gandia cycle path Distance: 6.5 km Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Difficulty: Low

Bike ride through Xiricull This trail begins at the crossroads between Paseo de Ladrillares and Camí de la Carrasca. It’s a slightly sloping route along the Les Mines area and starts to climb once you reach Pujalet, until you arrive at La Font del Xiricull.

You can return to Oliva by taking the Santa Fe route, passing through the Cavall Bernat mountain.

Starting point: Paseo Ladrillares Distance: 5 km Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Medium

Bike ride to the Font Salada and Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park This route starts at the Gabriel Cicar college. It runs along a flat path among orange trees through Camí Vell de Pego.

By turning off onto L’Aigüera de Sant Josep, you’ll reach the Font Salada thermal water spring. This is an excellent place to take a bath and relax in its renowned medicinal waters. From Font Salada, we’ll also be able to enter the Marjal Pego-Oliva Natural Park and even reach Calapatar by following the course of the river Bullent. This is a perfect habitat for such unique endemisms as the Valencia toothcarp and other species which live in the park.

Starting point: Colegio Alfadalí Distance: 6.8 km Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes Difficulty: Low

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