Places of interest and cultural activities (approx. 50–70 km radius)

4.1. In Alcoy

• Modernism route and historic center

Alcoy is one of the main modernist centers in Spain and part of the European Route of Modernism.
Key buildings: Casa del Pavo, Círculo Industrial, former Fire Station, Casa d’Escaló, hydroelectric substation, modernist cemetery, etc.
Highly recommended as a guided visit or self‑guided walk for guests.

• Museu Alcoià de la Festa (MAF)

Museum entirely dedicated to Alcoy’s Moors and Christians festival, in the Casal de Sant Jordi (17th‑century building). Displays costumes, posters, audiovisuals and a journey through the festival’s history.

• Museo Arqueológico Municipal Camil Visedo Moltó

Located in the old 16th‑century Renaissance Town Hall, declared a monument; archaeological collection from the Paleolithic to the medieval period, with notable Iberian and Muslim pieces.

• MUBOMA – Firefighters Museum of the Province of Alicante

First firefighters museum in the Valencian Community, housed in a former textile factory by the Barxell river.
Interactive exhibition on Alcoy’s industrial history, the evolution of the firefighters’ trade, vehicles and equipment; with guided visits and workshops for families.

4.2. Ibi – Valencian Toy Museum and Toy Valley

• Museum in the former Payà Hermanos factory, with a large collection of historic toys and permanent and temporary exhibitions.
• Part of the “Toy Valley Route” (Ibi, Onil, Castalla), combining visits to toy factories/museums with inland landscapes.

4.3. Cocentaina

• Historic center
• Castle
• Mercat de Tots Sants
• Moors and Christians festivities in August.

4.4. Banyeres de Mariola

• Castle and the Serra de Mariola surroundings
• Moors and Christians festivities in April and September.

4.5. They combine historic centers, gastronomy and nature, all less than an hour’s drive from Alcoy.

• Bocairent
• Ontinyent
• Ibi
• Xixona