Culla and Catí
70€/person
Vat included
ALTO MAESTRAZGO
Culla and its medieval magic make for a pleasantly surprising experience with its historical heritage and spectacular surroundings. We will take a guided tour around the historical centre, listed as a Cultural Heritage Site, where we will discover the legacy of the Knights Templar, whose footprint still remains in the castle, the walls and the Gothic San Salvador church. In Catí we will be able to enjoy the delights of the region’s cuisine. In Traiguera we will visit the Virgen de la Salud Royal Sanctuary and the Miracle Spring; the only monumental ensemble assigned the royal category in the province.
VALENCIA - CULLA - CATÍ
Departure from Valencia (Pantera Rosa and Nuevo Centro) towards Culla for a guided tour around the town by a local guide.
On our route around this beautiful medieval village, we will be able to stroll through its cobbled streets and visit emblematic sites such as the Frare Tower and El Salvador Church.
Following the visit to Culla, we will then head off towards Catí, where our first stop will be at one of the local restaurants. There, we will try out some of the Alto Maestrazgo cuisine, famous for its fungi, such as truffles and delicious milk cap mushrooms, cheeses and a wide variety of soups and stews that are popular throughout the region.
After lunch we will go to the Virgen de la Salud Royal Sanctuary to see this centre of pilgrimage considered a Cultural Heritage Site. That building, along with the Healing Spring and Casa dels Capellans (House of the Chaplains), comprise an ensemble of historical importance.
At the end of the trip we will return to Valencia.
There are no travel diaries.
Trip highlight
Included:
Transport by coach throughout the trip
Guided tour around Culla
Visit to the Virgen de la Salud Sanctuary
Lunch at a local restaurant
Guide throughout the entire trip
Travel insurance
VAT
Not-included:
19 December 2026
1 day
Xàtiva
We start out visit in the Historical Centre, with its cobbled streets, plazas and traditional architecture. A lot of the streets are decorated with lights and festive ambience at Christmas, making it perfect for strolling around and taking lots of photos.We will go to Albereda Jaume I, where the Monumental Nativity Scene of Xàtiva is assembled, one of the biggest in Spain, with life-size figures and scenes that we can walk through and contemplate the details. The Traditional Nativity Scene and the Hebrew Nativity Scene are close together and can optionally be visited in San Francesc church.We will walk around the Christmas Market and Fair near the Nativity Scene.
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