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Let us give you some ideas for what to do in Benaguasil on a getaway packed with plans.

Benaguasil, in Valencia, in the region of El Camp de Túria, is a town steeped in history, which you can discover as you stroll through its streets and come across intriguing monuments. How about planning a getaway to discover its must-see attractions?

What to see in Benaguasil

Visiting Benaguasil means immersing yourself in a landscape that has been inhabited by ancient civilizations. Its privileged location next to the Turia Natural Park helps you understand how this area has given rise to a history where Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs and many other civilisations have left vital traces of their culture on the landscape.

To get your holiday plans going in Benaguasil, why not pick a route through the town centre, where you have the ruins of the old castle and city walls. These are now integrated into current buildings, but, in some spots, you can still view them as they used to be.

On your walk, stop to admire the traditional ceramic altarpieces that adorn the façades, and save some time for the Assumption of Our Lady Parish Church, an elegant 18th-century building.

You can also admire stately homes such as Abenamir House and the Arrué Palace. Furthermore, you have a signposted urban route containing short poems that will enchant you. There are also some amazing art murals gracing the town’s walls! And don't forget the Ethnological Museum and its fantastic collection.

During your visit to Benaguasil, be sure to include the Our Lady of Montiel Sanctuary, located atop a hill with stunning views, and the Santa María de Gratia Dei Monastery is a must-stop. The latter is a convent, several of whose rooms are open to visitors. What an experience!

As for routes in Benaguasil, make sure you visit the remains of the Islamic tower of Castellet de Abenaduf, in the Pla de la Barca area. Another fabulous option is exploring the Vía Verde de Llíria or greenway, an unused stretch of the railway line, now given over to walkers and cyclists, as it passes through town. El Molinet, the Benaguasil mirador or lookout, and of course, the Turia River Trail are all amazing spots to see. All of these places are brimming with charming spots to explore. Come and discover Benaguasil!

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