Practical information

Here you can find some FAQ about Xativa and how our routes work, how to get to the city and where to park.

For any other questions, do not hesitate to use our contact form.

Xàtiva

Frequent questions

Most of our routes are suitable for all audiences, from babies in buggies to senior citizens, if necessary, we can manage, upon request, rented wheelchairs to carry out our tours.

The use of comfortable footwear is recommended: sports or mountain boots, especially to visit the castle, which is located on the mountain. Likewise, in hot weather, it is advisable to wear a cap or hat, sunscreen and carry a bottle of water.

It is not allowed to get the castle in your own car on Sundays and public holidays. There is a touristic train and a bus service. Also, it is posible to walk but it takes about 40 minuts. Buses and minibuses are not allowed. 

No, to access the castle it is necessary a ticket. It can be bought directly at the castle in advance or in our website together with the Castle tour.

Xàtiva has a varied and traditional cuisine. Baked rice is the traditional dish and arnadí and almoixávena the star desserts, you will find a list of restaurants here.

"Travel: first it leaves you speechless and then makes you a storyteller." - I. Battuta

How to get to Xativa?

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT 1h 20 min. 

Please, be careful and do not confuse the Metro Stop in Valencia named Xàtiva with Xàtiva city.

  • BY CAR. 50 min. 69,3 Km.

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT 1 h 57 min.

  • BY CAR. 45 min. 65 Km.

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT. 45 min.

  • BY CAR. 49 min. 62,8 Km.

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT. 2 h 22 min.

  • BY CAR. 1h 13 min. 113 Km.

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT. 1h 47 min.

  • BY CAR. 1 h 05 min.

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT. 2h. 51 min .

  • BY CAR. 3 h 20 min .

  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT. 4 h 22 min.

  • BY CAR. 3 h 40 min.

Park your car

The access to the city is very simple, if you enter from the N-340 you will reach the industrial park, Mc Donals is on your left, then continue straight until the roundabout where there is located an ancient entrance to the city, the “Portal del León”, so continue straight and at 300 meters you will find the Selgas Avenue and there is the Tourist Office.
You can park your car freely on this avenue, on the left you will find the modern city, where you can also find free parking, but you should avoid entering with the car on the right of this main avenue, because there is the old city where parking is quite difficult.
In the center of the city there is the blue area where the parking ticket is mandatory from Monday to Saturday. Finally, it may be more convenient to park your in a car park, the closest ones are: