Almàssera
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Discover everything that awaits in Almàssera, a place full of tradition and surrounded by the Valencian huerta.
Almàssera, in the l’Horta Nord area of Valencia, sits on the left bank of the historic Barranco del Carraixet. Come and discover the incredible huerta landscape and a fascinating museum.
Things to see in Almàssera
To begin with, you can take a wander through its town centre and make your way to the 18th-century Parish Church of Santísimo Sacramento. Then, just nearby, in the plaza del Ayuntamiento, you’ll find Casa Llopis, a building with a really standout façade, that’s decorated with the typical mosaic tiles, or trencadís, from the nearby Nolla factory in Meliana.
After discovering the traditional houses along the oldest streets in Almàssera, we’d definitely suggest heading over to its Museu de L’Horta, or Huerta museum. It is a really interesting place, as it makes use of the old slaughterhouse to display an exhibition that brings you closer to the area’s local ethnological heritage.
And, of course, when you’re in Almàssera, you absolutely have to spend some time exploring the huerta, either on foot or by bike, as you take in an incredible plain crossed by an age-old irrigation system: our network of acequias.
How to get to Almàssera from València?
You can get to Almàssera by public transport or by car, although, if you fancy walking or cycling from València, we recommend following the route of the Vía Verde Xurra.
This former railway route passes through different towns, between fields and irrigation engines. What’s more, there’s always a great atmosphere, as loads of people use it to do sport or simply to enjoy the scenery. So, are you adding Almàssera to your list of places to visit near València?
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