20의 부쏘가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Parish Church of San Jaime The Parish Church of San Jaime was built in the 17th century on the site of an old town cemetery. One of the church's most striking features is its bells. The 30-meter-high bell tower houses one of the oldest bells in the area, which was recently restored, making Relleu one of the towns with the longest bell-ringing tradition. The church consists of a nave and the Chapel of the Sea of God of Miracles. The nave is crowned with a barrel vault. To the right of the nave is a smaller aisle containing various chapels, which is also defined by the 30-meter-high bell tower. To the left of the nave, connected by three large arches, is the small Chapel of the Sea of God of Miracles, bordered by the chancel and the vestibule.

This section of the hike was most exciting. WE have done our hike in January, so it was not so crowded. In any case, if you are going to visit this place, better make a slot reservation online. If you do not have enough time for walking recommended by Komodo route, there is an option to park your car very close to this section. In any case, try to do this hike before noon. In afternoon - the section is too busy and it is difficult to find a parking slot.

Fantastically beautiful there, a place to linger, with benches and a great view of the rocky coast. Many cyclists take a break here. Very close to the harbor, so you can drive from there via the parking lot along the harbor wall or directly to the harbor basin.

It is a port without great demands (maximum slope of 10%) that will allow us to enjoy the landscape of pine and holm oak trees and the wide views of the coast that open up at the top. We start in Alcoi, at the Fernando Reig bridge over the Barxell river taking the N-340 in the direction of Xixona. It is a long straight uphill stretch with a service road on the right that we can take for a kilometer (until the intersection with the CV-797, Font Roja road) to avoid traffic as much as possible.

It is fantastically beautiful there, a place to linger, with benches and a great view of the rocky coast. Many cyclists take a break here. Very close to the harbor, so that from there you can cycle along the harbor wall via the parking lot or directly along the harbor basin. Illeta dels Banyets is the name given to the offshore "old" peninsula, which was separated from the mainland by an earthquake in earlier times. In 1943 it was reconnected to the mainland to form a natural breakwater. Remains from prehistoric times, the Bronze Age and the Middle Ages have been found here and excavations are still ongoing. Many school classes visit this place, you can take a tour yourself.

The port of La Carrasqueta is a mountain peak located 1020 meters high. Much frequented by cyclists, from above it offers beautiful views of the Alicante mountains.

Pass between Xixona and Alcoy.

very rolling route, low difficulty.