One Day Tour in Valencia from Alicante

The emblematic castle that makes it up has existed, according to historical archives, since 1244 when King Jaume I gave the Villa de Anna to the Order of Santiago. The courtyard and the Arab halls of this Palace will be visited, which recreate the decorative world of the Muslims, settled in this municipality from the 12th century, with their splendid ceramic mosaics, coffered ceilings and plasterwork. The modern age makes its way into the Borja and Cervellón rooms, setting each era with decoration and furniture and with a multimedia projection that uses images and sounds to bring the visitor closer to the families that owned Anna County.

During the visit to Anna you will be able to appreciate its lakes, which receive fresh water from different springs and in them you can find ducks, geese and numerous species of waterfowl. In its waters you can also find barbels and trout. In the small islet of the lake, Mesolithic and Eneolithic remains were found, since the Albufera de Anna was a place of prehistoric settlements.

Located in the space of the old fortress, where the Muslim qadi lived, it has the floor plan of a fortified medieval palace, we will tour the current palace which was built in the fifteenth century and along with a guided tour more details of how the enclosure will be shared del Palau had a defensive function in the initial years of the feudal conquest and because at the same time it was the seat of an embryonic municipal administrative and political apparatus.

Visit the Palau de la Vila, also known as the Palacio de la Duquesa

The Albufera de Valencia was declared a natural park in 1986. However, its history goes back much further in time. Before returning to Alicante we will make a stop to captivate ourselves with its splendor and charm that attracts unprecedented fauna and flora. We will know more about its history and natural value for the ecosystem of the region.