Baix Maestrat
Spain
Baix Maestrat, a Spanish region on the Mediterranean coast, links to 764 places across 4 topics through 10 connections, drawing most of its reach from nature and cuisine. Serra d'Irta, an 18.8 km mountain range within its boundaries, holds the largest undeveloped coastal area in the Valencian Community, protected since 2002. Agriculture ties it to olive-growing and artichoke-farming regions around the Mediterranean, including Sardinia, Lebanon, and Sicily, while artichokes from Benicarló carry a geographic designation of origin.
Les Coves de Vinromà
Connects Baix Maestrat to: Vilanova d'Alcolea, Spain | La Torre d'en Doménec, Spain
Vilanova d'Alcolea
Connects Baix Maestrat to: La Torre d'en Doménec, Spain | Benlloc, Spain
Serra d'Irta
Connects Baix Maestrat to: Peniscola, Spain | Torreblanca, Spain | Santa Magdalena de Polpís, Spain | Alcalà de Xivert, Spain
Alt Maestrat
Connects Baix Maestrat to: Maestrazgo | Maestrazgo, Aragon | Albocàsser, Spain | La Torre d'en Besora, Spain
Generalitat Valenciana
Connects Baix Maestrat to: Alicante, Spain | Pinet, Spain | Manises, Spain | Quart de Poblet, Spain | Simat de la Valldigna, Spain
Denominación de Origen
Connects Baix Maestrat to: Province of Valladolid | Moguer, Spain | Guimerà, Spain | Camuñas, Spain | Ateca, Spain
artichoke
Connects Baix Maestrat to: United States | France | California | Germany | Italy