+34 674 29 66 71
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+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.comDon’t listen to what most people say and believe us when we tell you that Teruel exists and is well worth a visit. Come and discover one of Spain’s best-kept treasures! In both Albarracín and Teruel (the capital), you will be able to breathe a medieval air as you walk through its artistic and monumental streets. After having the unique opportunity to admire the Mudejar art in one of the most beautiful villages in the province, don’t forget to taste the delicious local food with your fellow travellers!
Mestalla Stadium, Avenida Aragón 31 (Google Maps)
8:15
Meet at 8:15 at the meeting point (Avenida Aragón, 31) to leave Valencia at 08:30.
We arrive and we have free time to visit the village. We will be in Albarracín until 14:00 and we will have time there for lunch.
We meet at the bus to go to Teruel.
We arrive and have free time to discover the city and at 16:00 it is possible that we will have a guided tour.
At 18:00 we meet at the bus to go back at 18:15 to Valencia.
Teruel, declared a World Heritage Site for its medieval assets, is an Aragonese city built on a hill. This city contains a rich architectural heritage in the Mudejar style, such as the cathedral. This legendary city, thanks to the famous story of the lovers of Teruel, preserves charming corners such as the Plaza del Torico, in the centre of the city, the Aqueduct of the Arches or the busy Paseo del Óvalo. In addition, the city is very famous for its Serrano ham, its ceramics and the archaeological sites that surround it.
Being one of the most famous villages in Spain, Albarracín has many places to admire, such as its old town, perhaps for this reason it has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. At an altitude of 1,182 metres, on the side of a mountain and surrounded by the Guadalaviar river, Albarracín is one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. The 16th century Cathedral of the Saviour, the narrow cobbled streets, its little red houses, its imposing walls, its carved wooden balconies, the Alcázar and the Episcopal Palace make this town a valuable architectural heritage that will transport you back to the Middle Ages.
