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Over the course of centuries, the Region of Valencia was inhabited by a great number of civilisations. Each community had their very own set of cultures, traditions and customs, imprints of which they left behind. The Region of Valencia therefore boasts a vast and diverse cultural heritage that speaks of a fascinating past.
From north to south, you will come across culture in many forms, whether that be in museums, galleries and archaeological sites or castles and fortresses. Another way to get to know what the area is really about is through the festivals held here, celebrations you won’t find anywhere else in the world.
Cultural activities in the province of Castellón
Located in the north of the Region, the province of Castellón is home to some great historic treasures, such as the
cave art at Valltorta gorge and its connected museum, which is the only museum dedicated to Levantine Art. Museo de Historia Militar de Castellón will immerse you in military history while Museo de Bellas Artes exhibits pieces by some great artists. La Magdalena festival in Castelló de la Plana is a fanfare of traditions, dances and local costumes and Papa Luna castle, in Peñíscola, will transport you back to a time of great legends.
Cultural activities in the province of Valencia
Moving into the centre of the Region, the province of Valencia also has some extraordinary historic and cultural heritage to explore. Castillo de Cullera is a fortress with a long history while galleries such as Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània and IVAM, el Institut Valencià d'Art Modern offer you the opportunity to take a look at some contemporary work. You also won’t want to miss Les Arts, a futuristic theatre where you can enjoy a world-class programme featuring all sorts of disciplines, ranging from zarzuela and flamenco to opera, dance and jazz.
If all that has left you craving more culture, you could always take a cultural tour. The Holy Grail trail, for instance, which will take you on an exploration - that extends into the province of Castellón - of the towns and villages with a connection to the legend of the Holy Cup. Additionally you could visit Palacio Ducal in the seaside town of Gandia, you could discover the importance of Sagunto during Roman times and travel back to the time of the Borgia in the historic centre of Xàtiva.
Cultural activities in the province of Alicante
Last but by no means least, in the south of the Region, the province of Alicante has plenty of culture to show off. The destinations lining the Costa Blanca are home to the vestiges of ancient civilisations, such as the Iberian and Roman town of Lucentum in Alicante and Illeta dels Banyets in El Campello. You can also explore the castles in Vinalopó and discover the artistic and literary legacy of Azorín and Miguel Hernández. The area is bursting with sights and sculptures, such as Santuario de Santa María Magdalena de Novelda, Dama de Elche (The Lady of Elche) and the only play to be considered Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, Misteri d’Elx.
The Region of Valencia offers a myriad of different ways to explore its past. Come for a visit to soak it all up.
Outdoor Room Escape in the streets, walls and medieval towers of Morella.
You will form one or more teams and you must help Professor Querol, who has hidden the skull of the Morelladon in a secret hiding place in the city to prevent it from falling into the hands of an evil American corporation that wants to seize it with dark purposes. To complete your mission you will have to find and unlock material that will help you to continue advancing at the pace that you overcome the puzzles and tests of the game ... before time runs out!
A new concept of room escape in a unique environment.
We have 3 levels of difficulty and 3 game modes to adapt the experience to each group and make it unforgettable.
G20 Corporation offers you a different and very entertaining activity. Become a Fallero Artist for a day. The activity begins with a talk in an active fallero workshop, where our Fallas Artist explains the history of fallas through time, from its beginnings with woods and fabrics, to today with more modern materials and 3D printers.
After the talk, the necessary materials are provided to model a NINOT. Here begins the true Fallas Experience! Thematic of ninot can be chosen by you or by the artist.
The groups or families are divided, it can also be done individually. At any time you will have the advice of a fallero artist to explain and help you in its preparation. At the end of the stipulated time, winners will be decided in the Ninot Contest.
Learn about the history of the Puerto del Mar of Gandia Land of the Borgias located in the Grao de Gandía from 1494 until today. A sea of history that includes the guards of the sea who watched over the coast, the entry of the corsairs through the Puerto del Mar, the old fruit stores of the Borgia family, the old seafood recipes and fishing gear such as the bolig, the encirclement, the trawling, mussels... Enjoy the lost stories of the coast of the Region of Valencia.
Learn about our history through a guided tour of the "Casco Antiguo" of Valencia where you can learn about a route that from the 14th to the 18th century, set a tone in the textile trade in Valencia. Merchants, scientists, diplomats, soldiers and adventurers were involved in this singular journey.
Our guided tours are adapted for all kinds of audiences and will immerse you in a unique experience to understand the history of the Borja women's family through their collection.
The museum's collection is made up entirely of works of art that the Santa Clara Sisters of Gandía offer generously to contemporary society to be contemplated.
The collection is the cultural legacy donated by dukes, noble and powerful who, over time, have formed a magnificent collection of art from the fXV to the XIX century.
Among the collections, the visitor will be able to admire works by painters such as Paolo da Sant Leocadio, Nicolau Falcó, Joan de Joanes, José de Ribera or sculptors such as Pedro de Mena. An important example of 16th-century jewelery stands out.