Montaverner

Montaverner, in Valencia, in the region of La Vall d'Albaida, is a small town to escape to in a rural tourism plan. If you like routes and walks, here you will find some charming trails, come and discover them!

What to see in Montaverner

For starters, we recommend you to walk leisurely through the small town of Montaverner. You will find some ceramic altarpieces and streets with low houses, traditional architecture. The real heart of the town is the Parish Church of San Juan and Santiago Apóstol, from the eighteenth century. It is built in neoclassical style and its interior is worth a visit.

Afterwards, head to the hermitages of la Virgen de Loreto and El Calvario. Next to the latter you can rest and have fun since all the elements of a recreational area have been installed around it. It can be a great plan to take a nice walk and then enjoy a picnic!

Another interesting plan to do in Montaverner is to discover its surroundings, and in them a number of unique enclaves linked to water. The proximity of the Clariano river has imprinted character to this landscape! For example, you have two old public washing places to visit in Montaverner. These are charming places that remind us of another era and way of life through something as everyday as the laundry.

From Montaverner, in addition, two very attractive hiking initiatives have been prepared, the route of the Sender del Riu and the Fonts de Montaverner. These itineraries will take you through very beautiful landscapes, in which it will be worth stopping to photograph natural corners.

In the route of the Fonts de Montaverner, in addition, you will be able to know a good number of fountains, some in use, some also abandoned, and learn about their history through information panels. These are easy routes, for all types of walkers. Do you dare to walk them?