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VALLIBONA

Vallibona is located in a valley on the left bank of the river Cérvol, between the mountains of El Turmell and La Creu, at an altitude of 672 meters. Its rich landscape and its wide variety of wildlife can be seen throughout its almost 10,000 hectares, divided between Els Ports and La Tinença de Benifassà. The river Cérvol has left, throughout history, an essential wealth for the inhabitants because they know how to work and have the ingenuity to build flour mills to grind grain in the right places alongside the river. In addition, in these mountains, charcoal-making mounds were very common, places for charcoal production that became one of the economic engines of the town in the 20^th century. Its location at the bottom of the valley, with large rock formations on its back, gives the town a special charm. Strolling along the town center is travelling to the past, with steep and narrow streets and picturesque corners. Among Vallibona’s heritage it stands out the church known as l’Església de l’Assumpció. From the 14^th century, a church consecrated to the Assumption, which is really valuable in terms of architecture, with Baroque elements, a choir covered with rich iconography and symbols, an organ of the 18^th century, the Mudejar bell tower from the Muslim period and the shrines of Santa Águeda and Santo Domingo, one of the finest examples of the style of Romanesque reconquest.