Casas Altas

Visiting Casas Altas, located in the province of Valencia, gives you the chance to immerse yourself in the landscapes of El Rincón de Ademuz. The village sits in a breathtaking inland area, through which the River Turia flows and where there are magical spots galore. Are you ready to be swept away by the destination’s beauty?

What to see in Casas Altas

The traditional historic centre of Casas Altas dates back to medieval times and is sited on a bend of the River Turia. You are sure to love the narrow streets and typical houses. After strolling through the centre, we recommend visiting the 17th-century La Santísima Trinidad Parish Church. 

The 19th-century Old Mill is another iconic building in the destination as is the Tornajo Fountain, undoubtedly one of the most popular beauty spots in Casas Altas!

Make sure you include walking trails on your itinerary for Casas Altas, starting with the one that takes you along the River Turia’s banks beneath the trees. Another option is to walk to La Fuente de Pedrajas Aqueduct or Barraca de las Picadoras, a former refuge for farmers and shepherds.

Another must-visit for your list of things to do in Casas Altas is Fuente Bellido Municipal Nature Area. There are plenty of natural springs here and the dry stone structures you’ll see are protected by UNESCO. It is also the natural habitat of red deer, roe deer, golden eagle and eagle owl, among other wildlife. 

And you have plenty more springs, ravines and forests to discover, even a giant pine tree! To enjoy all of these wonders, make sure you visit natural beauty spots such as Gazapo, Umbría Negra, Pinar de Casas Altas and Muela de Casas Altas, as well as the Burriones, Tollos and Peña Roya Ravines.

From Casas Altas you can take easy day trips to Puebla de San Miguel Natural Park or the fairytale scenery of Bosque de las Blancas. Make Casas Altas your base for exploring  El Rincón de Ademuz. Are you ready for a relaxing stress-free stay in the inland? Come for a visit.