Los Serranos
Interior Northwest
Hanging bridges over the Turia gorge, Roman aqueducts and some of the darkest skies in the province — the region for water, walls and stars.
To do
Canyons, castles and clear night skies.
To see
Water, rock and ruins.
To eat
Hearty inland cooking after a day outdoors.
When to go
Seasonal highlights worth timing a visit around.
Chulilla — the hanging bridges and natural pools above the Turia canyon, and the Ruta del Agua (4.5 km from the village)
The Islamic castle of Chulilla, with a panoramic climb
Adventure sports — rafting, canyoning, climbing and zip lines in the Bercolón ravine (Tuéjar) and the Turia canyon
Chelva — the Jewish, Arab and Christian quarters, the Viscondal Palace, the Roman aqueduct and two museums
Stargazing at the Aras de los Olmos observatory
Cofrentes thermal springs, water bungee at Calles, and caving in the Cova Cirà (Montán)
Hiking the GR-7 through Andilla and Chelva
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The Chulilla hanging bridges are the signature — go early, before the canyon fills up.
Hoces del Turia
Refined cooking with canyon views
El Pozo
Local, generous and unfussy.
9 c
A considered, contemporary table.
Hostal el Pozo
A dependable stop in the hills.
San Antón bulls (January)
Golden hour on the Chulilla miradors — spring and autumn are kindest for the climb