Quart de les Valls

Are you planning a trip to Quart de les Valls, in the province of Valencia? Let us tell you about this historical town’s most iconic spots, so you can organise the most fabulous visit ever. You're going to love everything you discover about this town in El Camp de Morvedre!

What to see in Quart de les Valls

The Cultural Centre, in Quart de les Valls is an 18th-century building, a former Baroque church with a single nave built on the site of an old Gothic church. Its three-tiered bell tower still stands, undoubtedly creating one of the town’s most emblematic silhouettes.

Afterwards, take some time to stroll through the streets of Quart de les Valls’ traditional historic centre, populated with low houses typical of an agricultural setting. You should also visit the public washing place, a thoroughly charming spot with a gabled roof and wooden beams. You are going to love it!

To complete your stroll through Quart de les Valls town centre, take a look at the 17th-century El Pópulo Chapel, a modest place of worship with simple yet traditional appeal. Then visit the 18th-century Baroque San Miguel Arcángel Parish Church, with its fascinating interior.

In the surrounding area, make sure you see the Calvary and El Cristo de la Agonía Church, and the Quart de les Valls Fountain, a refreshing corner inviting you to make the most of the outdoors. It's a great place to take the kids as it has a picnic area!

Your visit to Quart de les Valls should definitely take in its old water mills, such as La Fuente or Quart mills. You can also reach the 18-century Viento Mill, just a half-hour uphill hike, affording fabulous views.

Finally, there are some fascinating trails to discover old irrigation channels or stone tanks between irrigated fields or water cisterns that have been awaiting you in the hills since time immemorial. Come and enjoy Quart de les Valls!