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Scientific Name: Anthyllis cytisoides
Family: Fabaceae
Category: Dicot
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About Albaida and Canillas de Albaida
This page gathers information about Albaida and Canillas de Albaida, two municipalities located in Spain. While they share a similar name, they are distinct locations with unique characteristics.
Albaida
- Albaida is a municipality in the Vall d'Albaida comarca (a traditional division similar to a county) within the Valencian Community, Spain.
- Located approximately 85 km south of the city of Valencia.
- Its name originates from the Arabic term "Al-Bayda," meaning "The White One," possibly due to the soil color in the region.
- Situated at the foot of Albaida Pass and close to the Sierra del Benicadell mountain range.
Canillas de Albaida
- Canillas de Albaida is a town and municipality situated in the province of Malaga, which is part of the autonomous community of Andalusia in southern Spain.
- Part of the Axarquía region and included in the "Sun and Wine Route."
- Evolved from a 13th-century Arab village.
- Located 52 kilometers from Malaga and 21 kilometers from the coast at Torrox Costa.
- Situated at an altitude of 575 meters in the Sierra Almijara mountains.
- Recognized as one of the "white villages" in the Axarquía region.
- Lies within the Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama Nature Park.
Vall d'Albaida
- A "comarca" (district) in the province of Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain.
Quirky Facts
- The name "Albaida" comes from the Arabic word "Al-Bayda", meaning "The White One."
- Canillas de Albaida is one of the "white villages" in the Axarquía region.
Further Information
- TripAdvisor provides reviews of hotels, attractions, and restaurants in both Albaida and Canillas de Albaida.