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The Region of Valencia has a seemingly endless treasure trove of charming places to visit. Places detached from the hustle and bustle of modern life where you can escape for a day to spend quality time with your family, friends or partner and discover an authentic slice of Valencia. Biar is one of these places.

Located in the inland province of Alicante and perched 650m above sea level, Biar was on the traditional route from Castilla to the Mediterranean Sea; a fact that has shaped the history of its population and customs.

What to do in Biar

The first monument you’ll notice in Biar is its imposing Arab Castle and Curtain Walls built in the 12th century. Dominating the skyline of the village, the castle affords spectacular panoramic views over the remains of the walls, medieval towers and historic centre. A place you’ll want to take your time over to soak up all the history and beauty around you.

You can enjoy another extraordinary panoramic view from the Medieval Aqueduct, a 70m-long aqueduct dating back to 1490. The waterway was used to carry irrigation water and aimed to save the Rambla dels Molins from overflowing.

Another of the draws of the destination is Nuestra Señora de Gracia Sanctuary. Also known as Biar Sanctuary, this incredible building is nestled in one of the most beautiful settings in the county, in the heart of Sierra Fontanella.

Plaza de la Constitución is home to the beautiful Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Parish Church, a church dating back to the 15th century that is defined by its plateresque door, Baroque belltower and Churrigueresque communion chapel. Take a step back in time and discover a world of beauty in Biar, one of the most extraordinary places in the Region of Valencia.