Llanera de Ranes

Llanera de Ranes, in Valencia, is surrounded by a landscape that is very much our own: irrigated fields, orange trees, irrigation channels and persimmons. Ensconced in this gorgeous landscape, this town in La Costera is a fabulous spot to disconnect from it all. Take the opportunity to go hiking, cycling, or simply bask in its relaxing calm. Come and discover it!

What to see in Llanera de Ranes

The old town of Llanera de Ranes preserves several 19th-century, ceramic altarpieces depicting religious themes. You can see them in Santa Teresa and Cristo streets. We also recommend visiting the 18th-century San Juan Bautista Parish Church, a paragon of neoclassical beauty.

Make time to visit the museums of Llanera de Ranes. Just a stone’s throw from the church you have the Luis Perales Ethnological Museum Collection. This is a project created by a private individual who, over a period of 40 years, collected all kinds of everyday objects, especially those related to agriculture, which were no longer in use. This museum gives you an idea of what life was like in Llanera de Ranes decades ago.

Valencian watercolourist Rafael Boluda also has a small museum dedicated to his work in the same town, making a visit to Llanera de Ranes a complete cultural activity. Afterwards, we suggest you head to the Calvario area, where a beautiful hermitage awaits you.

To finish off our list of things to do, why not try a hike in Llanera de Ranes? Have you heard of the Costera de Ranes route? This is an easy trail that runs through flat land in the Canyoles River valley, connecting Llanera de Ranes with other nearby towns. Information panels have been installed along the route, which gradually reveal the history of this charming location. This is definitely a plan worth doing!