Bocairent: A charming town nestled in the heart of the Valencian Province. This small town sits on a hillside, its cobblestone streets winding through corners where every old house holds a unique story. Bocairent offers surprises not only for history enthusiasts but also for nature lovers.
The town is made unique by its special cave homes and Moorish-style houses, while the surrounding mountainous scenery captivates visitors.
London - Valencia (Vueling)
07.05 - 14.05 (7 nights)
46 £ (55 EUR)
Cheaper hotels, Valencia:
Hotel Olympia Universidades
83 £/2 persons/night (100 EUR)
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Only You Hotel ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
266 £/2 persons/night (320 EUR)
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Sights to See:
Cave Dwellings (Covetes dels Moros) These artificial cave homes, dating back to the 10th-11th century, are truly remarkable. The windows and chambers carved into the rock offer an experience that feels like traveling back in time. Visitors can explore these mysterious caves up close and imagine what life was like here centuries ago.
Bocairent Bullring (Plaza de Toros) Bocairent is home to the oldest bullring in Spain, entirely carved into the rock. Built in 1843, its uniqueness lies in both its history and construction. Even if you’re not a fan of bullfighting, the structure itself and the surrounding culture are sure to fascinate you.
The Moorish Quarter A true maze of narrow streets, perfect for a leisurely walk. Take time to observe the small details—every gate and courtyard holds a piece of history.
Santa María Church The town’s main church was built in the 13th century and features impressive Baroque architectural elements. Inside, you’ll find centuries-old frescoes and statues that tell the story of the town’s religious heritage. From the church tower, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the town and the surrounding mountains.
Font de Mariola Natural Park If you’re seeking natural treasures, the Font de Mariola Park is a must-visit. This mountainous area is ideal for hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the fresh air. The trails accommodate all levels of difficulty, making it perfect for families and seasoned hikers alike.
Serra de Mariola Located near Bocairent, this natural park is a paradise for hikers, offering stunning views and diverse trails. The park is particularly famous for its rare plant species and crystal-clear springs, making it an ideal destination for a day-long hike.
You can book a guided tour from Valencia to Bocairent HERE ( starting at 58,49 £)
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