What to see in Quart de Poblet
🚆 How to get there from València
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Garden · FREEParque Natural del TuriaÁrea metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaA metropolitan green corridor that follows the living Turia river upstream of the city, with nearly 5,000 hectares of pine woods, riverside…
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Monument · FREECisterna Àrab (Aljibe Medieval)Área metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaThis underground cistern, dated by local tradition between the 8th and 10th centuries, is one of the oldest monuments in Quart de Poblet…
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Church · FREEEsglésia Parroquial de la Puríssima ConcepcióÁrea metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaQuart de Poblet's parish church was rebuilt in Baroque style in the late 17th century, with works documented around 1691-1693.
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Church · FREEErmita de Sant OnofreÁrea metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaBuilt around 1310-1320 beside an old mill, this hermitage is tied to the legend of Saint Onuphrius appearing to a miller, who according to…
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Monument · FREELlengües de Sant Onofre (Partidor Quart-Benàger)Área metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaBuilt around 1790, this water divider splits the flow of the Quart irrigation channel into two arms —one for Quart and one for Benàger— and…
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Cool venueAuditori Molí de VilaÁrea metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaThis municipal auditorium occupies a 19th-century flour mill that used water from the irrigation channel to grind grain.
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Cool venue · FREECentre Cultural El Casino (Casino de l'Amistat)Área metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaThe Casino de l'Amistat was raised by community initiative, with nearly 400 families taking part, and opened on 27 August 1911 as the home…
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Monument · FREEFumeral de TuréganoÁrea metropolitana — Quart de Poblet, Manises, Paterna y río arribaThis octagonal brick industrial chimney from the mid-20th century is the only surviving trace of Turégano, a chemicals factory set up in…
Frequently asked questions
How do you get to Quart de Poblet from València?
The easiest way is the metro: Metrovalencia lines 3, 5 and 9 stop at Quart de Poblet station and run through the city centre. By car, take the A-3 or the V-30. Metropolitan bus 150, the airport metrobus, also stops here.
How long does it take from València?
By metro, a little over fifteen minutes from the centre, with frequent trains. By car, 10 to 15 minutes for the roughly 8 km between the town and the city.
What is there to see in Quart de Poblet?
Worth seeing are the Arab cistern (a medieval aljibe), the church of the Puríssima Concepció, and the Sant Onofre hermitage with its Llengües irrigation system (the Quart-Benàger water divider). The Turégano chimney recalls the town's industrial past, and the Auditori Molí de Vila hosts cultural events.
Is it worth a trip with kids?
Yes. The Turia Natural Park, reachable from the town, is good for a walk or a bike ride along the river, and the old centre is calm and easy to cover on foot. With direct metro access, it makes for an easy short trip.