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Want to find inland areas in the Region of Valencia for a getaway? Use our search engine: we make it super easy for you!
Inland tourism in the Region of Valencia is an option brimming with possibilities. The landscapes, cultural heritage, charming villages and cuisine are more than enough reasons to look towards our inland regions! To help you choose from the many possible towns, we have set up a convenient search engine for you: let us help you plan your getaway!
For example, you can discover inland areas of Castellón as beautiful as Aín, in the Sierra de Espadán, Caudiel, where the Vía Verde de Ojos Negros runs, or Villahermosa del Río, with the colossal Penyagolosa always on the horizon.
Another option is to look for areas in Valencia’s interior such as Ademuz, a town with ancient churches and a brilliant archaeological site to visit. And you must visit Titaguas! It is an astrotourism destination where you can discover all the breathtaking beauty of the firmament. Between Titaguas and Tuéjar, there is also a spectacular route that takes you out to the Bercolón waterfall.
Finally, on our inland tourism tour of the Valencian Community, we arrive at the inland areas of Alicante. Here, light-filled towns such as Rojales await you, where the market gardens create a unique landscape, packed with historical elements, or Polop, which boasts an ancient castle.
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Discover some of Valencia’s best circular walks, with options for every level. Follow paths through canyons and beside the water at Charco Azul in Chulilla, choose an easy family walk, head into landscapes such as Peña Cortada or catch the sun going down over the Mediterranean.
Wondering what to do over the November bank holiday in the Region of Valencia? Head for a reservoir in Castellón where adventure activities await in the surrounding countryside, wander through juniper woods in inland Valencia, or spend a day exploring the Sierra de Mariola in Alicante.
The routes known as Senderos Azules in the Region of Valencia take you through landscapes full of character, with plenty to enjoy along the way. Here’s what to look out for.
Are you looking for things to do in a weekend in Valencia? Keep reading and we’ll give you some ideas to make sure you have a great time.