The best traffic-free bike rides around Burjassot

Bétera stands out from the agricultural landscape with its castle and church tower. It is an ideal passing point on cycling routes through the quiet surrounding roads, making it ideal for a snack stop.

Els Arquets de Dalt acquired the protection of a Site of Local Relevance (BRL) in the year 2000. From this moment on, public initiatives were developed for the recovery, enhancement, and dissemination of Torrent's hydraulic heritage: - The Citizen Platform "Un Barranc Viu sense Formigó": a research project in 1998, aimed, through the publication Un barranc viu. Medi natural i usos tradicionals del barranc de Torrent (2004), to offer a diagnosis of the environmental state, uses, and social perception of this natural space. - Introduction of these Assets in Torrent guia d´itineraris (2009). - Between 2009 and 2010, els Arquets de Dalt and de Baix were restored with the subsidy from the Ministry of Culture, through the General Directorate of Valencian Cultural Heritage. - In 2014, the Master Plan for Hydraulic Heritage was carried out: The publication Ruta pel patrimoni hidràulic, natural i etnogràfic del barranc de l´Horteta i la séquia de Torrent was carried out. It presents the so-called "senda del reg mi.lenari", a 14 km route to visit Torrent's hydraulic heritage, which includes Els Arquets de Dalt and de Baix. - Introduced in the Guide to Natural Spaces of Torrent. - In 2024, cleaning work and the creation of information boards were carried out at els Arquets de Dalt and the Barranc de l'Horteta path was adapted.

És la seu de l'Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua i de la Biblioteca Valenciana. Fundat al segle XVI pel duc de Calàbria sobre un antic monestir de l'orde del Cister, Sant Bernat de Rascanya, és una de les principals construccions del renaixement valencià. Segons alguns autors es considera antecedent del monestir d'El Escorial, sent com aquest, monestir jerònim, focus cultural i església commemorativa de la memòria del seu fundador.

The convent of Santa Clara of Valencia is located at Avenida Pérez Galdós number 119 in the city of Valencia, Spain. It is a cloistered convent founded in 1911 and inhabited by nuns of the Order of the Coletine Clares. It is the work of the architect Ramón Lucini Callejo, originally from León and based in Valencia. He created it to house a new convent for the Capuchin Poor Clares of Santa Clara in Valencia. In 1913, the community of religious women moved to the new monastery, which at the time of its construction was located on the outskirts of the city, in the Tránsitos district, surrounded by orchards. The new location was intended to facilitate the contemplative life of the religious women. During the Spanish Civil War, the convent was used by the Republican side as a male prison. Later, in the early years of the Franco dictatorship, between June 1939 and April 1942, it served as a women's prison, being a branch of the Provincial Women's Prison. During this period, the building, saturated with inmates, was guarded by the nuns along with female officials from the Sección Femenina del Cuerpo de Prisiones. The convent is currently the headquarters of the "Madre de Dios" Federation of Capuchin Poor Clares of the eastern zone of Spain. There is a popular belief among brides and "falleras" (participants in the Fallas festival) that offering eggs to the convent will prevent rain on the day of their wedding or "fallero" event. In 2021, the Valencia City Council's Department of Heritage and Cultural Resources installed a monolith next to the convent in memory of the women imprisoned during the Franco regime.

Excellent breakfast and great service at a super affordable price (January 2026, €7.50 for a sandwich, drink, and coffee (includes cream)). A big plus: they have gluten-free bread!

Excellent breakfast and great service at a super affordable price (January 2026, €7.50 for a sandwich, drink, and coffee (includes cream)). A big plus: they have gluten-free bread!

The current parish of Our Lady of Montserrat has its origins in the license granted in 1490 by Joan Llopis, rector of the parish church of Torrent, to complete the work on a chapel that had been started during the time of his predecessor in the rectory of Torrent, Berenguer Clavell.

Protest wall of the LGTBIQ+ movement.