Alcoy & Xativa

Alcoy is a hidden gem that will surprise you a lot. It is a city surrounded by the Font Roja Natural Park, the third most visited natural park in the region, where you can enjoy walking or just relaxing. Another important tip: don’t leave without tasting the typical gastronomy of the region!

Xàtiva is a historic city located in the Valencian Community. Known for its rich cultural heritage and important historical landmarks, Xàtiva offers a captivating mix of ancient history and charming surroundings.

ALCOY

Alcoy is known as ‘the city of bridges’ or also as ‘the city of three rivers’, given the number of rivers that cross it: the Riquer, the Benisaidó and the Molinar, all of them tributaries of the Serpis.

The city is full of incredible natural parks, but above all it stands out in the tourist area for its historical heritage and its traditional festivals, considered to be the oldest in Spain. Some of them are also well known internationally, such as the ‘Fiesta de los Moros y Cristianos’ and the ‘Cabalgata de Reyes Magos de Alcoy’.

Xàtiva

The old town of Xàtiva is characterised by its narrow streets filled with historic buildings, churches and monuments that reflect its Morisco and Christian past. Visitors can explore places such as the Basilica Collegiate Church of Santa Maria, the Church of Sant Pere and the Royal Hospital, among others, which contribute to the cultural and architectural richness of the city. Xàtiva captivates for its historical importance, its picturesque surroundings and the wealth of its cultural attractions, which allow visitors to discover its varied heritage within the Valencian Community.