What to see in Quesa

Quesa, located in the interior of Valencia, is a municipality surrounded by orchards where water and time have created beautiful...

Museum dedicated to local artists and where cultural exhibitions are held. Mercedes Rubio bequeathed in her will, to her nieces,...

Public opening hours from Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 15:00

The El Molino Waterfall natural area and recreational area is located barely two kilometres from the town, in the ravine...

It is undoubtedly the most traditional and beloved festival by the residents of the municipality. Declared a Local Tourist Interest...

It is a winter festival celebrated during the weekend near January 17th; usually several towns in the region coincide. From...

They take place the first week of August, in honor of the Holy Christ of Health, the Divine Aurora, the...

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Party and leisure area with playground.

Plaza with leisure area and park. Includes a 1918 font of untreated water.

The well-known Quesa Pools form a series of four natural pools carved out by the water in the bed of...

Between the Mesolithic period and the consolidation of the agricultural revolution in La Canal during the Neolithic period (9000-4500 BC),...

Located to the east of the hermitage of the Cross, the castle of Quesa, 11th century, sits on a rocky...

The parish church of St. Anthony the Abbot is a classicist baroque style building, typical of the mid-18th century. It...

The Moorish origins of Quesa are linked to the existence of a water source, the Fuente de la Mina spring,...

On Quesa Castle Hill, with its beautiful views over the old quarter, stands a small and simple building with a...

A SPACE FOR VISITORS The Quesa Tourist Office is part of the Tourist Information Office Network of the Valencian Community,...