Its official languages are Spanish and a namesake dialect of Catalan.
This city is overlooked by a tower known as the Miguelete, and its cathedral contains one of the major extant candidates for the Holy Grail, the santo cáliz. Daily firework barrages called mescleta and the building and burning of small monuments are features of the Falles, a yearly festival which honors Saint Joseph in this city. Its neighboring town of Bunol is the site of an annual food fight known as La Tomatina. This city commissioned (*) Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela to plan and build its cultural district, the City of Arts and Sciences. This city is the birthplace of paella. Its official languages are Spanish and a namesake dialect of Catalan. It is bisected by the Turia River, which flows into the Mediterranean Sea at this city's namesake gulf. For 10 points, name this third-largest city in Spain, which shares its name with a community college in Florida.
This city is overlooked by a tower known as the Miguelete, and its cathedral contains one of the major extant candidates for the Holy Grail, the santo cáliz.
Valencia