Cultural tourism in the Region of Valencia

Come to know the only airfield of the Civil War recovered from the Valencian Community.
Built in 1937 by the Government of the Republic to provide air support during the Battle of Teruel. It was the most important airfield in its air sector and one of the largest. From June 1938 it was used by the German Condor Legion.
Currently we can see trenches, communication tower, shelter, as well as life-size of a Policarpov I-15 "Chato" aircraft and a German pilot.

Sant Jeroni de Cotalba Monastery is one of the most outstanding and best conserved monestry in the Region of Valencia, which is further enhanced through its diverse architectural styles. The monastery was founded in 1388 by the duke of Gandia, Alfons el Vell, and is located in the town of Alfauir (Valencia) just 8 km from Gandia.
The visit is a tour that includes the Gothic tower, the Orange Tree Courtyard, Mudejar Cloister, the Church, the Chapterhouse, the Refectory, the Oil Press, the Grain Store, Winepress and Stables, the monks' kitchen, the extraordinarily beautiful Superior Cloister where the polychrome Gothic sculptures are particularly outstanding, the Puerta de los Leones (The Lions' Gate), the Monastery's Hall of Arms and the impressive, romantic gardens and Gothic aqueduct surrounding it.

Built in 1585 and declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1996, this guided tour allows you to admire the decoration of the church¿s dome, its chapels, cloisters and courtyards and learn about its history.
Meeting point: Tourist Information Point on the Esplanade of the Royal Monastery. There you will meet the guide whom you will follow to the Charterhouse in your private vehicle.

Fall in love with our region.
Every month Starline suggests an interesting proposal to get to know the Region of Valencia through excursions, which we carry out on Saturday once a month. They allow us to get to know its different towns, traditions, culture and gastronomy, enjoying very different environments throughout the Valencian geography.

We move to the Middle Ages to learn about the result of a mixture of cultures, religions, and ethnicities in one of the most enigmatic and historic cities in the Mediterranean. After the Christian reconquest, Jews and Arabs enjoyed forgiveness and obtained royal permission to remain in the city. The foundations of coexistence for prosperity were laid, a coexistence marked by three faiths in which cultural achievements were experienced thanks to the contribution of each civilization, but also conflicts, misery, and banishment. A fascinating experience that brings you closer to know about the identity and diversity of a people and that keeps you captive until the end of the tour.