Villarreal

Vila-real is a city in the region of Castellon, in the Valencian Community, Spain. The city is situated at 42 m above ocean level, 7 km toward the south of the region's capital, which it is discrete from by the Millars River. It has 51,367 occupants 2010 information, a large portion of them living in the urban zone that covers about 10.72% of its comarca's 55.4 km2 surface. Positioned by populace, it is the second-biggest city in the area after the capital, and 15th in the Valencian Community.

The city is the origin of Francisco de Asis Tarrega Eixea who was a Spanish arranger and traditional guitarist of the Romantic time frame. He is likewise the author of Gran Vals, an extract of which was utilized in the notable Nokia ringtone. In present day times Vila-genuine is outstanding for its football club that bears the city's name, a club that notwithstanding the city's little size has played a semi last in the Champions League and completed among the best groups in Spain on a few events.

Villarreal's economy has developed since the times of development and exchange of oranges in the only remaining century to the assembling of clay tiles, which today is its most vital wellspring of pay. It has 4 of Spain's 500 biggest organizations, all of which exchange the earthenware tile industry. Different businesses in the city incorporate budgetary administrations, blocks and other mud items, and essential metals.