Alcoy Fair
63€/person
Vat included
MODERNIST FESTIVAL
For one week the town of Alcoy dresses in traditional attire, reconstructing scenes of daily life in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Processions, historical reconstructions, traditional dances and performances around the streets will surprise us along with its modernist market featuring craftwork and antiques which will be sure to catch our eye. Furthermore, we will be able to try typical Alcoy and Sierra de Mariola mountain cuisine, such as a paella with broad beans or Pericana spread.
VALENCIA - ALCOY
Departure from Valencia (Pantera Rosa and Nuevo Centro) to Alcoy.
On the day we arrive in Alcoy, we are sure to have a pleasant surprise to see how the townsfolk of Alcoy dress in traditional attire over that week, reconstructing scenes of daily life in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
We will be able to stroll around the streets and watch the processions and historical recreations, and also the modernist market where we will find craftwork and antiques.
After our initial trip around the town, we will be able to enjoy the traditional cuisine of Alcoy and Sierra de Mariola mountains, with dishes such as a paella with broad beans or Pericana spread.
After lunch, we will be able to carry on enjoying the Fair and its traditional dance performances, plays and others, where historical and cultural events of the period are acted out.
At the end of the trip we will return to Valencia.
Trip highlight
Included:
Transport by coach throughout the trip
Lunch at a local restaurant
Guide throughout the entire trip
Travel insurance
VAT
Not-included:
13 December 2025
1 day
Peñíscola
UNDER CHRISTMAS LIGHTSThanks to how well it is conserved and maintained, the narrow streets and walls surrounding the historical centre have been the setting for many films. The monumental Papa Luna Castle stands on the cliff face, a medieval fortress with spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea, which Benedict XIII lived in the 15th century, making it one of the only three Holy Sees in the world. After visiting the castle, we will be able to try some traditional cuisine from Castellón. At night, we will see the Christmas lights which give a magical air to Peñíscola.
What do you think about?
Share comments, opinions and tricks with the Community
