Enguera

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If you're planning what to do in Enguera, Valencia, here's a brief guide so you don't miss a thing. Come and try a little wine tourism with wines from the Valencia Designation of Origin or enjoy the stunning natural landscapes around you. You're going to love it!

What to see in Enguera

The streets of Enguera are lined with traditional houses, so best to start with a leisurely stroll around town. We suggest you stop by the various churches in the town centre on your route, starting with the San Miguel Archangel Parish Church. This 16th-century church has a magnificent staircase on its main façade.

Afterwards, we recommend visiting the Church of the Sagrada Familia, which forms part of the former Convent of El Carmen. Next to this is the Casa de la Cultura, also located in one of the old convent buildings. You’ll love these buildings of great historical interest. Lastly, make sure you visit the San Cristóbal Hermitage and the San Antonio de Padua Parish Church.

Your next stop could be the Enguera Archaeological Museum to appreciate its archaeological and palaeontological collections. Some of the remains date back as far as the Cretaceous period!

Your plans in Enguera should leave some time to see the ruins of its Islamic castle, an excursion on an easily accessible route, less than 4 km there and back from the centre.

Remember to visit its districts and hamlets, for example, Navalón, surrounded by the beauty of the Enguera mountains, or Benali, Lucena, Villa Seca, La Hoya Redonda ... and many more! Here, you will delight in the typical houses, fountains, old farmyards and even Bronze Age remains.

Finally, hiking enthusiasts have a good number of beautiful spots to choose from, such as the Umbría-La Plana Municipal Nature Reserve, very close to the town centre, boasting the remains of an Iberian settlement. The Gatillo ravine is another beautiful enclave, along with the Carrasca ravine, and you can't miss the opportunity to do the Cucos route, ancient dry stone constructions. Come and visit Enguera!