The Valencian Community is an autonomous community of Spain. It is located along the Mediterranean coast on the east side of the Iberian peninsula. The inhabitants call themselves Valencians, a nationality, and have their own language called Valencian. Since 1982 they have self-government under the Generalitat Valenciana, self-government institutions under the Statute of Autonomy of 1982.
The region has a narrow coastal plain but the rest is craggy, with some high peaks up to some 1,800 m asl. There are almost no natural resources, so there is no relevant mining. But there are several karst areas and a number of show caves. Most of the Spanish cave paintings are found in this area. They are listed on the UNESCO WHL as Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula.
There are also numerous subterranea, cave houses, ice cellars in the mountains, and so-called Moorish Caves.
Cueva de Adsubia
Covetes dels Moros de Bocairent
Cova de Bolumini
Cueva de las Calaveras
Cuevas del Canelobre
Santuario del Pla de Petracos
Covetes del Colomer
Cueva de Don Juan
Museo Cueva de Dragut
Cova de les Finestres
Las Cuevas
Parc Miner del Maestrat
Paraje de la Morería
Bufador de Peñiscola
El Pou Clar
La Cueva de la Ramblera
Cova Remígia
Cuevas de la Villa Requena
Cueva del Rull
Altos Hornos de Sagunt
Rio Subterréneo de San José
Cava de Sant Blai
Abrigo de Tortosilla
Conjunto de Cuevas de Utiel
Museo de la Valltorta
Santuario de la Virgen de la Balma