Enjoy Yátova

Los Santos Reyes Church.

This church is listed as of Local Relevance. It is a Baroque style building, originally from the 17th century. It is located in an old mosque, of which the bell tower still remains. Inside, it is decorated in neoclassical style.

Pozo de la Nieve.

This building dates back to the 17th century. It is a deposit of snow that served to preserve food, a technique already used by the Muslims, mainly composed of an underground deposit excavation covered with a false masonry vault. The interior structure has access to different levels that facilitated access during the tasks of gathering and emptying the deposit. It is one of the few buildings of these characteristics conserved in an urban centre.

The old quarter.

Calle del Arco: This is a must because here we find the only vestige of medieval architecture that still remains in the town. On Calle Mayor, as well as on Bernardo Juan Street, you can admire some stately houses from the 19th century. In Virgen del Rosario street, the building of the old laundry and slaughterhouse has been rehabilitated and converted into a multipurpose room where cultural activities take place. From the park of Blasco Ibáñez, you can observe panoramic views of the region and the Sierra del Ave.

Tabarla natural park.

Declared a Municipal Natural Park in 2007, the enclave of Tabarla corresponds to a section of the river Magro and its riverbank, located 19 km away from the town. Its location forms a beautiful part of the middle river valley, where the course of the river and the forest formations of the riverside create an environment of undoubted visual appeal. The isolation of the place, which can only be traversed through a path, adds interest to the place, which is a must visit for all those who love hiking.

Las Palomas Cave.

Las Palomas (pigeons) Cave is a natural space whose main attraction is a singular waterfall of approximately 20 meters high that forms naturally when it rains. It is located just 5 km from the town. In recent times this natural space has been provided with a recreational area composed of two camping areas and different facilities such as paella cookers and other services.

PRV-148.

The northwest trail Yátova Alto del Cerro links with GR-7 and runs through the Pardenillas mountains to the Mijares Valley.

PRV-115.

A southeast path, it runs along the southern edge of the municipality, to the Sierra Martés, and serves as a link between GR7 and the village. You will walk along the Forata Reservoir, and can reach the shelter of the Manquillo in the Sierra Martés, which also connects with the path of great route GR7, but by the south zone. The path is of medium difficulty because of its length and irregularities but it does not require special equipment or training. You will need to bring water.