Antonio López, a hotelier by profession, opened the doors of CamiVell in 1984. It started business 34 years ago as a sandwich bar, which gradually grew to become a landmark where traditional produce and gastronomy were guiding principles.
Interpreta Natura is a team that feels passionate about nature and the environment, and the cultural imprint of humanity on its surroundings. Specialists in interpreting cultural and natural heritage, their aim is to transmit the values of environmental education to individuals and school groups to bring it all that much closer to them.
The Mare de Déu del Lluch (“la Moreneta”) is the patron of Alzira and in this town festivals are celebrated in her honour at the end of September. The festivities extend for seven days, between the penultimate Sunday, when the image drops from its sanctuary, and the last Sunday of the month, when it rises again.
The Municipal Museum of Alzira (MUMA), opened in December 2008, takes a tour through the history and culture of the municipality of Alzira and the region of Ribera del Xúquer through five thematic sections: cartography, archaeology, history, fine arts and ethnology. The headquarters of the museum are located in the historic centre of the city, known as Villa de Alzira, a historic complex declared a Property of Cultural Interest.
The Ruta de los Monasterios de Valencia (Monasteries of Valencia Route) (Sendero de Gran Recorrido GR-236) (Long-Distance Path GR-236)), is a historic and religious path of medieval origin that was recovered and signalled to be travelled by foot, bicycle, on horseback or by car.