Gandia is a small city on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, in the province of Valencia. It’s best known as the birthplace of painter, sculptor and architect, Diego Velázquez. The city is a popular destination for Spaniards, who come to enjoy the beaches in the summer, and the old town is full of narrow streets, squares and churches. The city’s main attraction is the 12th century Santa María cathedral, which has a beautiful cloister and a museum with a collection of paintings by Velázquez. The beaches are a short drive or bus ride away, and there are plenty of restaurants and bars in the old town.
Average temperatures during the day in Gandia.