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				Discover what to see in Puçol, a town caressed by Mediterranean breezes and surrounded by stunning natural landscapes.
Your plans in Puçol, Valencia, will take you from the sea to a town centre where tradition still reigns. And get ready to discover new species of birds in beautiful natural surroundings! Take note of the most emblematic places and plan a getaway tailored to your tastes.
What to Do in Puçol
You can start your visit to Puçol with a leisurely stroll through its most central streets with traditional houses. You'll love the special light in this corner of L'Horta Nord, surrounded by fields and close to the sea. On some façades you'll discover well-preserved ceramic altarpieces depicting religious themes, some of which date back to the late 19th century.
Construction began on Los Santos Juanes Parish Church at the end of the 16th century. It is located in a pleasant square imbued with a gorgeous atmosphere. From there, walk on and see an old watchtower, known as La Torreta, fully integrated into Puçol’s urban fabric.
Your list of monuments in Puçol would not be complete without a visit to the Windmill on the town’s outskirts, with its circular floor plan dating from the late 19th century. From there, we suggest you visit La Costera Municipal Natural Park, a hill that forms part of the foothills of the Sierra Calderona and has signposted trails from which you can enjoy breathtaking views.
If we move to the coastal area, we will pass by the Marjal dels Moros, an enclave of huge environmental value that it shares with Sagunto. It has been declared a Special Protection Area for Birds, and is home to a wide variety of species, such as terns, Kentish plovers, grebes and many more. Bring your binoculars! To finish your route, take a stroll along Puçol Beach, with easy access points and fascinating rocky seabeds perfect for diving. Start planning your getaway to Puçol!
 
			                 
			                 
 
		              	 
 
		              	 
 
									 
 
									