What to see
Natural pools, a medieval old town and the industrial heritage of a textile city: the must-see places in Ontinyent.


🌿 NaturePou Clar
The town's most iconic natural spot, where the Clariano river is born and forms crystal-clear pools in the limestone.
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🏰 HeritageBarri de la Vila
The medieval heart of Ontinyent, a protected Historic-Artistic Site, home to the tallest bell tower in the Valencian Community.
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🏛️ CultureTextile Museum
The Textile Museum of the Valencian Community: looms, tools and fabrics that explain why Ontinyent is the capital of Valencian textiles. Free entry.
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The Archaeological Museum of Ontinyent and the Vall d'Albaida: the legacy of the peoples and cultures who have lived in the district since prehistory. Free entry.
Read more →Festival Museum
Costumes, music, models and posters: over 150 years of Ontinyent's Moors and Christians festival across three floors.
Read more →Giants and Big-Heads Museum
Home of Ontinyent's best-loved figures, in the Palau de la Vila: the Giants of the three cultures and the Big-Heads inspired by 1930s cinema. Free entry.
Read more →Natural Sciences Museum
A hidden gem in the Franciscan convent cloister: wildlife from around the world, pre-Columbian art, Egyptian remains and a botanical garden.
Read more →Sant Esteve Hermitage
The best viewpoint over the Vall d'Albaida: a 17th-century hermitage with a picnic area, sunsets and, on clear days, views all the way to the sea.
Read more →Fuset and Font de Gamellons
Two spots in the Serra de l'Ombria for a day out: picnic areas, springs, an 18th-century aqueduct and potholes, with waymarked trails.
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