The 5 most beautiful towns in the interior of the Marina Alta to visit in spring The 5 most beautiful towns in the interior of the Marina Alta to visit in spring
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The 5 most beautiful towns in the interior of the Marina Alta to visit in spring

13 2024 April - 09: 15

The region is a land of contrasts. The coast is one of the best known and chosen destinations during the summer season, but the interior of the Marina offers as many treasures as towns and valleys make it up. In short, it is an area rich in culture, heritage and perfect nature to enjoy whatever the season of the year.

Spring in the Marina Alta

Undoubtedly one of the most anticipated seasons of the year. After the colder months, the spring equinox marks the starting signal for the desire to enjoy and live, a little more, outdoor experiences.

The time change that lengthens the natural light, the blossoming of the almond, cherry and orange trees and other species of the region or the hiking trails under the sun invite to reactivate the agendas and plans of inhabitants and visitors.

Each municipality of the Marina offers infinity of opportunities to visit and a diverse gastronomy with which to delight whatever the final destination of the excursion.

These are five of the charming towns in the region where you can enjoy all these pleasures on a spring day:

5. Xaló

The spring season in Xaló invites you to get to know and explore every corner of its fields, especially its vineyards. The mistela, famous native liqueur of the area, can be the ideal excuse to start a route that allows its visitors taste the specialties in the cellars Township.

And, what better way to get into this exciting adventure than a route through the riuraus of Xaló? this itinerary it goes through around 10 constructions with these characteristics and that the Marina Alta knows so well. In addition to various viewpoints, vineyards, ponds or wells, among other elements.

4. L'Atzubia

After passing Pego and along the road that joins the Marina with Alcoi, the first town you come across is l'Atzúbia. At the gates of the Vall de Gallinera, the municipality enjoys a charming setting, between mountains, and with a historic center of Muslim origin.

Great proof of those origins is the Castell de Forna, which belongs to l'Atzúbia since the annexation of the population center of Forna to the current town in 1911. The fortification is located on top of a hill and it is estimated that the oldest tower belongs to the XNUMXth century. At the base there is a parking space and, further down, a restaurant where the experience begins or ends.

3. Valley of Gallinera

Known for the route of the eight towns, the Vall de Gallinera is made up of all those population centers with a distance of approximately 14 km. Strolling through its streets and paths is a delight, especially when following the itinerary that leads through its many fountains and laundries.

But, another of the innumerable peculiarities of Gallinera is its natural wealth. The great treasure of the area are the abundant cherry fields that make it up and surround it. An ideal show to visit in spring.

2.Parent

Again in the Valley of Pop, Parcent is the next recommended town. Despite its small size, the town hosts some routes that are almost obligatory to know. One of the most popular is the circular route through the Serra del Carrascar: PR-CV 158. 15 km to travel and at the top you can admire the beauty of the entire Marina Alta and also the Marina Baixa.

The next proposed itinerary is the Route of the Fonts. Another tour of the fountains and laundries so characteristic of the region. In addition to the unavoidable ascent to the Refrigerator, where the "Casa de la Neu" is located. A construction in which snow was stored long ago to preserve various foods and elements that required it for its conservation.

1. Alcalali

Alcalalí is home to a unique wealth of heritage and landscape in the Marina Alta. From the Medieval Tower you can admire both the mountains and the town center and other recommendations on the list, such as Xaló and Parcent. The building, dating from the end of the XNUMXth century and the beginning of the XNUMXth, was built for surveillance and shelter at the time.

And, if what the body asks for is another route, that of "Roads of stone and water" is the one that runs along the Gorgos River. From Alcalalí, drive through various municipalities of the Vall de Pop through which you can discover another part of the region's classic hydraulic architecture.

Discover the Marina Alta through all these recommendations and start planning your next destinations now, taking advantage of the good weather.

Comments
  1. marivi lives says:

    Well, I think Lliber also deserves it, if you don't come visit him and you'll see, I say this without offending anyone.

  2. Angeles d. says:

    You forgot to add La Vall dr Laguar, with the beautiful fruit trees in bloom, cherry trees, almond trees, plum trees and dreamlike views. Do not forget it for further information. 😉🤗


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