What to see in Tavernes de la Valldigna
Tabernes de Valldigna, the Valldigna beach town about 45 km from Valencia, joins old town, castle hill and seafront. The ruined Moorish castle of Alcalà d'Alfàndec at Els Castellets toward Tres Creus watches the corridor between mountain and sea.
Down at the shore, the Renaissance Torre de la Vall watchtower, also listed, closes the valley at the sea end, while the Sant Pere parish anchors the old town at the Plaça de l'Església. Rice and orange fields frame the streets, and the town pairs with the Simat monastery in one Valldigna day: castle and old town in the morning, abbey midday, beach in the afternoon.
The town combines old town, castle hill and seafront with rice and orange fields between mountain and sea. It is the Valldigna beach town, so history in the morning and water in the afternoon is the natural plan. The town is listed for beaches, history and food between mountain and sea.
What to see in Tavernes de la Valldigna
Around Tavernes de la Valldigna
- Torre de la Vall~4.6 km from the Town Hall
Frequently asked questions
What is there to see in Tavernes?
The hilltop castle of Alcalà d'Alfàndec and the Renaissance Torre de la Vall by the beach; the parish anchors the old town.
How does the Valldigna day work?
Castle and old town in the morning, Simat monastery midday, beach in the afternoon.
Is it a good trip with children?
Yes, the beach and the short town sights suit children; the castle climb suits walkers.
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