Throughout history, Xàtiva has been the scene of great stories. Characters of the importance of Hannibal have been in the city. But if a name, or rather, a surname, has given it fame, this has been the Borja. Popes Calixto III and Alejandro VI are undoubtedly linked to Xàtiva. To speak of the Borja is to speak of intrigues and legends and therefore of a wide literature around them. In this cultural route, literature, poetry and songs will be the guiding thread that will make us travel its main museums and monuments, from Renaissance poets who wrote their verses in honour of the Borja to the verses of Al Tall's songs about the events of the War of Succession.