Camino del Levante: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Real monasterio de la Asunción

  14th-century monastery in Valencian Gothic style, in Xàtiva, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Roman city walls of Valencia

  The Roman wall went up in the second century BC, when Valentia was founded. Little survives, mostly built into later houses; in calle del Salvador a tower and a stretch of wall stand in a fenced plot.

• Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes

  Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes. Monastery in Gothic style, designed by Juan Guas, in Toledo, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castle of Almansa

  Castle, in Almansa, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castle of Chinchilla

  Castle. Designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Palace of Condes de Cirat

  Palace. Designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of la Asunción

  Church, dedicated to Assumption of Mary, in Almansa, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monastery of the Trinity of Valencia

  Monastery in Baroque style, in La Saïdia, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Convent of Saint Christopher

  19th-century monastery, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Pont de l'Àngel Custodi

  20th-century bridge, dedicated to guardian angel, in Valencia, Spain, designated as BIE, 150.0 km long, built in reinforced concrete.

• Pont del Regne de València

  Bridge, in Valencia, Spain, 220.0 km long.

• Church of Sant Vicent de la Roqueta

  Church, dedicated to Vincent of Saragossa, in Extramurs, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Vall Cobert

  Archaeological site, in Ciutat Vella, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Espacio de Protección Arqueológica Palacio Real

  Archaeological site, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Restos arqueológicos de la Almoina y Cárcel de San Vicente

  Archaeological site, in Ciutat Vella, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Pont de l'Exposició

  Bridge, designed by Santiago Calatrava, in Valencia, Spain, 14 m tall, 131.0 km long.

• Pont del Real

  16th-century bridge in Valencian Gothic style, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Pont d'Aragó

  20th-century bridge, in Valencia, Spain, designated as BIE, 167.0 km long.

• Pont de Fusta

  Bridge, in Valencia, Spain, built in wood.

• Pont dels Serrans

  16th-century bridge in Renaissance style, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Pont de Sant Josep

  17th-century bridge in Renaissance style, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Torre de Sant Bartomeu

  Tower in baroque style, in Valencia, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Puente del Nueve de Octubre

  Bridge, dedicated to Day of Valencian Community, in Valencia, Spain.

• Church of Sant Agustí, Valencia

  Church in Valencian Gothic style, dedicated to Catherine of Alexandria, in Ciutat Vella, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Convent of Sant Doménec de Xàtiva

  Only the church survives of a Dominican convent founded in 1285 near the Jewish quarter.

• Monastery of the Consolation

  Monastery, in Xàtiva, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Monasterio de Mont Sant

  Monastery of Mont Sant. Monastery, in Xàtiva, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Fountain of the Lion

  18th-century fountain, in Xàtiva, Spain, designated as BIE.

• Castle of Moixent

  13th-century castle in medieval style, in Moixent, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of Saint Peter

  Church, in Moixent, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• El Capurutxo

  Natural landmark, in Province of Valencia, Spain, at 936 m elevation.

• Church of the Nativity

  Church in Renaissance style, in La Font de la Figuera, Spain, designated as Property of Local Relevance.

• Church of Santa María del Salvador

  Monument in Mudéjar style, dedicated to Mary, in Chinchilla de Montearagón, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Passage of Lodares

  Monument. Designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monasterio de la Encarnación (Albacete)

  Monastery in Renaissance style, in Albacete, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of El Salvador o de la Transfiguración

  Monument, in La Roda, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Old Tower of San Clemente, Cuenca

  Tower, in San Clemente, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of Santiago Apóstol, San Clemente

  Church in Renaissance style, dedicated to St. James the Elder, in San Clemente, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Museo Casa de Dulcinea

  Museum, in El Toboso, Spain.

• Church of San Antonio Abad, El Toboso

  Church, dedicated to Anthony the Great, in El Toboso, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Casa de las Torres, Tembleque

  Monument, in Tembleque, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

  Church, dedicated to Assumption of Mary, in Tembleque, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Vega Baja de Toledo archaeological site

  Archaeological site, in Toledo, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Monastery of Monte Sión

  15th-century monastery, in Toledo, Spain.

• Palacio del Cardenal Lorenzana

  Palace. Designed by Ignacio Haan.

• Cerro del Bu

  Archaeological site, in Toledo, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castillo de San Servando

  Castle of San Servando. 7th-century castle, in Toledo, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castillo-palacio de Escalona

  Castle-Palace of Escalona. Castle, in Escalona, Spain, designated as Monumento arquitectónico-artístico.

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