Buñol Castle, built between the 11th and 12th centuries, is one of the best-preserved castles in the Valencian Community, and is notable for having inhabited dwellings inside. From its entrance in the central tower, you can access the Plaza de Armas, surrounded by dwellings between two side towers. A bridge with panoramic views leads to the lower enclosure, where you will find the Torre Mayor, museums, an old church and a charming neighbourhood with narrow streets that have inspired renowned painters such as Sorolla. A true historical treasure in full splendour.

The Auditorium has a capacity for approximately 2,500 people at the foot of the cut rock. It is a spectacular sight at night, as it is in the open air and is encased by the cut rock, which facilitates its acoustics, and the music can be heard in a privileged setting.

Its lake and waterfall that cascades from the top of the rock wall offers a comforting natural spectacle. It is a geological site of great beauty and scenic strength formed by a lake framed by a large rock amphitheatre.

The San Luís’ Walk is an urban park located at the western end of the municipality between the Cuco road and viewpoint and the Buñol river. It is the venue for a multitude of cultural, social and recreational events and activities. On a leisurely and refreshing stroll through the park we can see the neo-Gothic style Chapel of San Luís Beltrán, remodelled in 1896, next to which we can admire the spring waters, very close to the fountain of San Luís, with 4 generous spouts of water flowing from the limestone tuff wall.

La Tomatina de Buñol, held every last Wednesday in August, was born in 1945 as an improvised tomato battle during a local parade. Although it was initially banned, the people’s insistence managed to turn it into an official tradition.

Today, it attracts thousands of people from all over the world, making it a unique event full of fun and adrenaline. Recognised in 2002 as a Fiesta of International Tourist Interest, La Tomatina is a symbol of joy and tradition that puts Buñol in the spotlight of global celebrations. Don’t miss it!

In the heart of Buñol, Maxim Huerta’s bookshop is more than just a place to buy books: it is a space full of magic and culture. Owned by the renowned writer, here you will find a careful selection of titles and a cosy atmosphere where you can lose yourself in stories.

The bookshop also organises cultural events and workshops, making it a must for lovers of literature and creativity. If you visit Buñol, don’t miss this place full of inspiration.