guardian.co.uk meldet:
In existence since the 13th century, El Cabanyal has become the common term for what are in fact three neighbourhoods stretching north from the port – El Canyamelar, El Cabanyal and Cap de França – and owes its name to the rows of thatched fishermen's cabins, also known as barracas, that used to line the beachfront. The remains of some can be seen today, with their characteristic steep – formerly thatched – roofs.
Quelle: http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2010/may/08/valencia-el-cabanyal-neighb...

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