The best cycling routes around Beniarjó

The Forna Castle is a feudal palace-fortress, built in the first half of the 15th century, which is part of the Valencian civil Gothic style. It is a quadrangular building with four towers at each corner and a two-level central courtyard, which provides access to all the castle's rooms. On the lower floor of Tower 2, one of the best sets of graffiti from the period can be seen, depicting scenes of chivalry and the sea. It is a monument of very high heritage value, protected by the Decree-Law of April 22, 1949, on the protection and inventory of all castles and military architecture, and therefore included as a Bien de Interés Cultural (Asset of Cultural Interest) in the Spanish Historical Heritage Law 16/85 in the second section of the additional provisions and Law 4/1998, of June 11, of the Generalitat Valenciana, of Valencian Heritage.

The Castillo de Forna is a feudal palace-fortress, built in the first half of the 15th century, which is part of the Valencian civil Gothic style. It is a quadrangular building with four towers at each corner and a central courtyard on two levels, which provides access to all the castle's dependencies. On the lower floor of Tower 2, one of the best collections of graffiti from the period can be seen, depicting scenes of chivalry and the sea. It is a monument of very high heritage value, protected by the Decree-Law of April 22, 1949, on the protection and inventory of all castles and military architecture, and therefore included as a Bien de Interés Cultural (Asset of Cultural Interest) in the Spanish Historical Heritage Law 16/85 in the second section of the additional provisions and the Law 4/1998, of June 11, of the Generalitat Valenciana on Valencian Heritage.

The L’Enginy Sugar Warehouse is one of Oliva's most unique historic buildings and a prominent example of Valencian industrial architecture from the 15th and 16th centuries. It was formerly part of the complex dedicated to the processing, purification, and storage of sugar cane, an activity that boosted the economic prosperity of the La Safor region during the Renaissance. Thanks to an innovative hydraulic system, considered a pioneer in the Iberian Peninsula, L’Enginy turned Oliva into an important sugar production center. Today, this restored building allows visitors to learn about the city's industrial past and is an essential visit to discover its historical heritage.

The Plaça de l’Ajuntament de Oliva is the heart of the historic center of Oliva and one of the city's most representative spaces. Surrounded by buildings of architectural interest and presided over by the statue of the admiral and mathematician Gabriel Ciscar, this square is a meeting point for locals and visitors, as well as the setting for markets, celebrations, and numerous cultural events. Its tranquil atmosphere and historical value make it an ideal place to stroll and discover the essence of Oliva.

The Church of Santa María la Mayor is one of the most emblematic monuments in Oliva and a magnificent example of Valencian architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries. Built on top of an old Gothic church, it combines Baroque and Neoclassical elements, highlighting its three naves, the bell tower, the Capilla del Rosario, and a spacious crypt located beneath the temple. Its interior, characterized by great sobriety and elegance, houses valuable pieces of goldsmithing and religious art, making it an essential visit for those who wish to discover the city's historical and cultural heritage.

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The Palau del Duc ducal palace was built in the late Gothic and Renaissance style in the 16th and 17th centuries. Opening hours: Mon to Sat 10am–1.30pm and 3pm to 6.30pm (November to March) and 4pm to 7.30pm (April to October) and Sunday/public holiday 10am to 1.30pm.

The ford was replaced by a "bridge".