Sedaví

Situated in the county of  L’Horta Sud in Valencia, Sedaví has managed to preserve some of its original streets, taking you back to times gone by. The town may have been transformed over the centuries, but its original charm still exists today. Fancy planning a visit and taking a relaxed walk around? Our short guide will help you.

What to do in Sedaví

When sightseeing around Sedaví, Nuestra Señora del Rosario Parish Church should be your first stop. Built in 1800, this religious landmark is defined by its Roman basilica style which features architectural elements that were pioneering at the time. Step inside and admire its beauty from within. 

With its sunny, picturesque streets, Sedaví historical centre is perfect for a gentle stroll. Check out the pretty house fronts and pleasing layout of the town for a lovely afternoon activity. And the Municipal Cemetery is also a good place to visit as it boasts 19th century architectural features which will transport you back in time. Make your way to the Municipal Market and sample some of the local delicacies. You won’t leave the market empty handed!

Sedaví sits on the edge of L’Albufera Natural Park, so a day out to the idyllic lagoon is a must. See if you can spot the many aquatic birds that live there. If you’re a passionate twitcher, Sedaví won’t disappoint. Weave through the paddy fields on foot or by bike, and don’t forget to pack your binoculars and camera. You’ll be surprised to see how much wildlife resides in this natural park. Start planning now and turn the idea into reality.

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