Terrateig

Let us transport you to inland province of Valencia to explore a small town with charm around every corner and breathtaking surroundings. Put on your comfy shoes and head to Terrateig!!

Nestled in the leafy county of La Vall d'Albaida, Terrateig is a town in inland Valencia that is well worth visiting. Start packing for a rural getaway amid historic farmhouses and aqueducts. Don’t forget your rucksack, water bottle and walking boots, and inhale the fresh mountain air in this jaw-dropping setting. 

What to see in Terrateig

Among the many charming attractions in the centre of Terrateig is the 19th-century San Juan Bautista Parish Church and the ceramic tile of San Vicent Ferrer, which you can spot along one of the old winding streets. Soak up the local tradition present around every corner, and find it more alive than ever at the old wash house.

Wander out of the centre and you’ll find the pretty San Vicente Chapel from where you can set off on scenic trails, passing typical raisin-drying buildings called riuraus, like that of  L’Heretat de Linares. These old structures, unique to Valencia, have been pinnacle to the development of raisin production in Spain and are defined by their pleasing aesthetic.

Head down another nature trail and continue hiking around Terrateig’s idyllic surroundings until you reach Sèquia del Molí Aqueduct, or Fuente de la Nevera, where you’ll stumble upon an impressive cave. Beyond this is Parc de les Fontetes, which you can get to on foot along a pathway through the forest. The walk is uphill but is well worth the effort! You can also go by car if you prefer.

You’ll fall in love with Terrateig and its natural scenery if you’re looking for a quiet destination abound with pretty countryside where you can disconnect from the grind. Check it out and soak up the tranquillity that fills the streets, bathed in glorious sunlight. Put this town on your must-visit list of trips to the Region of Valencia.