Sueca
The municipality of Sueca is immersed in the Albufera Natural Park, 20 minutes by car from Hotel Bartos. The rice cultivation offers a changing landscape depending on the time of the year due to the warm climate that exists throughout the year. It has beautiful beaches of fine sand and a rich and extensive gastronomy.
More information: https://www.valenciaturisme.org/es/municipio/sueca/
Xàtiva
Xàtiva is one of the towns with more historical and cultural richness of the Valencian Community. It is less than 45 minutes from Hotel Bartos.
It was one of the most important cities of the Kingdom of Valencia. The castle is the first tourist attraction. In fact, the castle consists of two: the Castell Menor, which faces east, of Iberian construction and which was the original of this fortress; and the Castell Major, built later in the medieval period, which, being located at a higher altitude, offers incredible views: To the north, the city and the banks of the river Júcar; to the south, the Mariola, Grossa and Benicadell mountain ranges; to the west, the border with the community of Castilla La Mancha; and to the east, when you have good visibility, you can get to see the Mediterranean Sea.
In winter, you can enjoy its nativity scene.
More information: https://xativaturismo.com/
Picassent
Less than 20 minutes from Hotel Bartos, Picassent is a Valencian municipality in the region of l'Horta Sud.
The Church of St. Christopher and the Chapel of the Virgin of Vallivana (from the 18th century) are the main monuments of Picassent, as well as the Espioca Tower.
The sites of the Cueva del Águila and the Cueva de Moneders, the Motlló de l'Almut, the Ninyerola Fountain and the l'Omet fountain, are the most outstanding natural sites of the municipality.
More information at: https://www.valenciaturisme.org/es/municipio/picassent/
Alzira
Less than half an hour's drive from Hotel Bartos, we find the important Valencian city of Alzira, capital of the Ribera Alta.
It has an outstanding historical heritage and a lively leisure offer that makes it a very interesting destination.
Its municipal area is divided into two sectors: to the southeast extend the mountains of Corbera, the Murta and Les Agulles, among which are developed, the valleys of the Murta, the Casella and Aguas Vivas, while the sector of La Garrofera is hilly by the eastern slopes of the Sierra de Tous.
You cannot miss the Casa de la Vila (16th century), the medieval walls, the Church of Santa Catalina, the Municipal Museum, the Hermitage of the Virgen del Lluch, as well as numerous natural sites such as La Casella, La Murta and "El Cavall de Bernat", and the Monastery of La Murta.
More information at: https://www.valenciaturisme.org/es/municipio/alzira/