Benissoda

Located in La Vall d’Albaida in the province of Valencia, Benissoda is a small village that has some lovely surprises up its sleeves. We recommend planning a short getaway to explore the destination’s rural landscape and take a look around a fascinating museum. What do you say? 

What to do in Benissoda

Wherever you are in Benissoda, the agricultural scenery and traditional houses will imbue you in a sense of peace. You’ll find yourself walking at a slower pace as you wander the streets, which are decorated with a number of ceramic altarpieces dating back to the 19th century that depict religious scenes. You’re sure to want to stop off to take a photo or two.  

Afterwards, you can spend some time at La Natividad de Nuestra Señora Parish Church, which was built in a lovely plaza in the 17th century. Your next stop is a cultural one and well worth setting aside some time for during your visit to Benissoda. 

La Vall d’Albaida Ethnological Museum houses a lovely collection of farming tools that tell the story of what life was like in the county decades and centuries ago. You will also have the opportunity to discover how artisan olive oil used to be made and see an interesting collection of old scales and weights. 

And there’s still more to see in Benissoda. We recommend following the “Water Walks” itinerary, which will teach you interesting facts about the local hydraulic heritage sites, connected to the agriculture industry, which have survived the passing of the centuries. You’ll find charming wash houses, pools and fountains. The route serves as an easy hike, ideal for all the family.  

If you need to cool down, you can always head to La Fuente de Bajo Recreational Area for a rest or visit the incredible sun clock in Las Moreras Park. Visiting Benissoda is a great idea and you’re sure to have the most amazing time.