Peña Sansón (Navarrés)
Stone of great size and in a peculiar way, which tells the story that Samson made a bet, which was
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Stone of great size and in a peculiar way, which tells the story that Samson made a bet, which was
Also called “font of the 24 waterjets”, probably ordered to be built by the third marquise of Navarrés and fifth
The 18th-century parish church of the Assumption of Our Lady of Navarrés sits on the side of the mountain in
The Moorish colonisation of La Canal de Navarrés during the 8th to 10th centuries by Berber clans led to the
Dating from the eighteenth century it was commissioned by Doña Paula Calatayud, wife of Don Baltasar Pérez, both fervent believers.
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,
The apse of the parish church of Millares sits on the plot of the old mosque, located between the farmstead
Some of the Andalusí fortresses of the Caroig Massif and Muela de Cortes may date back to the 9th to
During the 8th to 13th centuries, Millares was inhabited and frequented by Berbers who spoke the Amazigh language. Thus, it
The Millares area has numerous springs, which is why it was chosen by the Moors as a place to establish
The entire irrigation system of the community is provided from this source rich in water, as evidenced by its six
If Millares is well-known in the world of palaeontology, it is thanks to the invaluable work of the archaeologist and
The uneven terrain, between Avenida del Pantano and Plaza Alameda, originated a waterfall that rushes into this picturesque wash house
Temple built in 1749 as a result of the earthquake that occurred a year earlier, which caused the collapse of
The original Church was built during the mid-16th century, occupying one end of the town centre with its Moorish layout,
The Castle-Palace of Anna, classified as an asset of cultural interest, takes its name from the Counts of Cervellón, as
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