Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
Xàtiva
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Situated in the province of Valencia, in the county of La Costera, Xàtiva is a historic town whose monuments each tell a different story. It’s a great destination if you’re looking for a deep dive into Valencian culture and cuisine. Plan a trip to this place of unparalleled beauty.

What to do in Xàtiva

Let’s begin our tour high up in the hills of Vernissa and Peña Roja, where the magical Xàtiva Castle stands proudly overlooking the town. This medieval fortress dates back to the Iberian and Roman times. Step inside and admire the ancient Islamic and Gothic walls and the castle’s various rooms and gateways. The views from up here are really something else.

Next, head down the hill and into Xátiva’s historic centre, where you’ll stumble across some incredible historic landmarks. The list of sights to see here goes on and on, but make sure to visit Asunción de Nuestra Señora Collegiate Church, also known as La Seu, to admire its impressive collection of religious art, and also the Gothic-style Old Royal Hospital.

Almudín, the former wheat market, also served as a centre of commerce in the past. Today, it houses the Almudín Museum, which sheds light on the local area, going all the way back to the Paleolithic era.

Don’t leave without visiting Santo Domingo Ex-Convent or the countless churches, chapels, old fountains and grand manor houses that shape the oldest part of the town. There’s so much history to see in Xátiva, and a great way to do it is by following the Borja Route, which unravels the town’s deep connection with this influential family.

We recommend spending at least a couple of days in Xàtiva, and to top it off, take a trip to the Cova Negra archaeological site. Set within a beautiful Municipal Natural Area perfect for exploring, this site was once home to Paleolithic humans.

After this much adventure, you’re guaranteed to be a bit peckish! A plate of baked rice followed by a local pumpkin dessert called arnadí, will give you the energy you need for your journey home. Now start packing!

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