Things to do during the November bank holiday in the Region of Valencia.

The 1st November is a Spanish public holiday and a great chance to explore the Region of Valencia. Make an itinerary for a trip to the region’s inland destinations, do a spot of sightseeing admiring incredible landmarks, take a hiking holiday or dive into the local cuisine on a foodie mini-break. Come with us and let’s help you decide on your next holiday destination in Castellón, Valencia or Alicante.

What to do in Castellón during November bank holiday

The mountains in Castellón are the perfect outdoor destination for a trip through unbeatable nature and fairytale Medieval villages. We recommend including Vistabella del Maestrat and Culla to your list of places to visit here.

Another option is to spend the long weekend trekking through the mountains and along the coast in areas such as Alcalà de Xivert/Alcossebre and Santa Magdalena de Pulpis, both located within the lush landscapes of Sierra de Irta Natural Park.

And if it’s the local cuisine that entices you, plan a foodie getaway to Castellón and sample the local wines, which boast a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) in places such as Almedíjar and Viver.

What to do in Valencia during November bank holiday

Plans for the public holiday in the Region of Valencia now take us to the province of Valencia, where the beauty of Los Serranos county greets us. Idyllic destinations such as Tuéjar and Titaguas are great choices for hiking trips. Pack some sweet treats to keep up the energy levels and set off on a glorious walk in the Valencian countryside.

For a more laid back trip, you could opt for a spot of wine tasting on a vineyard tour around destinations with the Designation of Valencia approval. Learn all about the types of grapes that grow in the province, and start your exploration in La Font de la Figuera.

And if you’re still undecided as to what to do in the province, explore a little bit of everything. Spend a couple of days in València for a spot of sightseeing, visiting the city’s historic and futuristic landmarks. Whatever you do during the November bank holiday in the Region of Valencia, the rich local history is sure to take you back in time.

What to do in Alicante during November bank holiday

If you’re looking to start November in the Region of Valencia with a fun-filled long weekend, the province of Alicante is a great option. We recommend a day out walking along the famous and otherworldly hiking trail in La Vall de Laguar if you’re into outdoor adventure, or go rock climbing in Puig Campana y Ponotx. Both unique landscapes are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Nestled in La Font Roja Natural Park, the vibrant town of Alcoy is another great place to visit during the festive weekend. Get lost among its Art Nouveau buildings or go in search of cave paintings.

And last but not least, Agost is the ideal bank holiday destination for culture vultures who want to delve into the local tradition of ceramic making. There are endless things you could do during the All Saints’ holiday, all you have to do is choose!