Things to do
Besides resting, there's plenty to see nearby
Everyone comes with a different plan. Choose yours and we’ll show you what’s nearby, from closest to furthest.
16 things to do

The castle and the village
Nine hundred years watching over the valley from above. You can walk up from your front door, and from the top you can see all the way to the sea.
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The village festivities
Bull week at the end of August and the patron saint festivities from 7 to 10 September, with parades, processions and open-air dances.
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In collaboration with Restaurante Torres TorresWood-fired paella in the village
On Sundays, the square smells of woodsmoke. Valencian paella as it has always been made in the village, at our family's restaurant.
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The Arab baths
Seven hundred years of steam, light and silence. One of the best-preserved Arab baths in the Valencian Region, two streets from the house.
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Vía Verde de Ojos Negros
Trains loaded with iron ore once ran through here. Today it's a car-free path among orange groves, tunnels and viaducts that starts at the edge of the village.
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With Mediterranean Bike ToursCycling routes
E-bikes two streets from the house, a treasure hunt for the kids, and routes from two hours to a whole week.
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El Garbí and the Calderona
They call it the balcony of Valencia. From its 593 metres you can see the whole gulf and, on a clear day, some volcanic islands in the middle of the sea.
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Nature park El Pla d'EstivellaEl Pla d'Estivella
Donkeys, horses, hens and rabbits, go-karts on a road-safety track, zip lines among the pines and a water park in summer. A whole day for the kids in the heart of the Calderona.
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El Salto de la Novia
A 60-metre waterfall, a legend of two lovers that didn't end well, and a pool for swimming in summer.
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Sagunto and the coast
Iberians, Romans, Muslims and Jews all left their mark on the same mountain. History in the morning; beach in the afternoon.
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Coves de Sant Josep
A river flowing beneath the mountain, a boat, a boatman and 800 metres of lakes and rock vaults. And always at 20 degrees.
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Valencia
A river turned into a park, buildings that look like spaceships, a modernist market and sunset boat trips on the Albufera.
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Puerto de Sagunto
A town that grew up around a 64-metre blast furnace. Golden beach, giant murals and an industrial heritage you can touch.
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Montanejos
Water at 25 degrees all year round between rock walls, with a Blue Flag in the middle of the mountains. Less than an hour from the houses.
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Segorbe
A cathedral, town walls, an aqueduct that runs through a tower and the Entrada de Toros y Caballos, the oldest festival in the area. 20 minutes away.
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The Albufera and the Oceanogràfic
Sharks and belugas at the largest aquarium in Europe in the morning, and a boat across the Albufera lake at sunset.
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Where everything is
The houses are in Torres Torres and Segart. Tap a point on the map to see the activity and how to get there.
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- Pujà al CastellEl Molí, El Vallet, El Rincó and La Villa
- Ca MilietaSegart
- 1The castle and the villageOn foot
- 2Wood-fired paella in the villageOn foot
- 3The Arab bathsOn foot
- 4Vía Verde de Ojos NegrosFrom the village
- 5Cycling routesFrom the village
- 6El Garbí and the CalderonaAbout 20 min
- 7El Pla d'EstivellaAbout 15 min
- 8El Salto de la NoviaAbout 25 min
- 9Sagunto and the coastAbout 20 min
- 10Coves de Sant JosepAbout 25 min
- 11ValenciaAbout 30 min
- 12Puerto de SaguntoAbout 20 min
- 13MontanejosAbout 55 min
- 14SegorbeAbout 20 min
- 15The Albufera and the OceanogràficAbout 45 min
Sierra Calderona Natural Park
Pine woods, springs and viewpoints on your doorstep
Torres Torres sits at the gateway to the Calderona, a hiking paradise with routes for every level.
- Climb El Garbí, the "balcony of Valencia", where you can see the sea
- Take on the chains route
- Ca Milieta, in Segart, is at the foot of the mountains
Tell us how many days you have, whether you're coming with kids and if you like walking. We'll recommend a plan made by people from the village.