{"id":71704,"date":"2021-09-17T11:30:46","date_gmt":"2021-09-17T11:30:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/turisme.dival.es\/destino\/teresa-de-cofrents\/"},"modified":"2022-05-10T12:20:39","modified_gmt":"2022-05-10T12:20:39","slug":"teresa-de-cofrents","status":"publish","type":"destino","link":"https:\/\/turisme.dival.es\/en\/destino\/teresa-de-cofrents\/","title":{"rendered":"Teresa de Cofrentes"},"featured_media":71706,"template":"","situacion":[2222,1972],"class_list":["post-71704","destino","type-destino","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","situacion-teresa-de-cofrentes-en","situacion-valle-de-ayora-cofrentes-en"],"acf":{"titulo":"Teresa de Cofrents","subtitulo":"","situacion":"Interior","banner":[{"imagen_banner":71710,"video_del_banner":null}],"descripcion":"A municipality of the administrative region of Valle de Cofrentes. It borders with: to the N, Jarafuel and Cortes de Pallas; to the E, Bicorp; to the S, Ayora; to the W, Zarra. With the exception of a narrow, western strip through which the River Reconque flows (which joins with the Rio Zarra near to Teresa to form the River Cantab\u00e1n, a tributary of the River J\u00facar), the entire municipality is occupied by the cretaceous massif of the Caroig, a succession of peaks and gorges that form a highly-imbricated landscape. Mention may be made of El Pico de Caroig, a succession of peaks and ravines that form a highly-imbricated landscape. Mention may be made of El Pico de Caroig, El Alto de Tona, Pino Alto and La Pedriza. Other hydrographic accidents include the ravines of Argonge\u00f1a and Sima, and La Rambla de Murell.","galeria-poblacion":[71705],"descripcion_2":"

Gastronomy:<\/h4>\r\n\u201cGachamiga\u201d (prepared with pieces of liver, bacon, ribs, \u201clibiano\u201d and flour), \u201csopa cubierta\u201d (soup made with chicken giblets), \u201cpatatas pobres\u201d, meatballs, paella and gazpacho. Cakes: \u201cmantecados\u201d, sweet potato cakes, macaroons, muffins and \u201ctorta de candil\u201d.\r\n

Places of interest:<\/h4>\r\nThe good fortune of being immersed in a rural location allows for a rich natural heritage that delights all the visitors to the village.\r\n\r\nThere are many country trails that are perfect for a wide range of sports, including races and hiking.\r\n\r\nFurthermore, there is the area\u2019s monumental heritage.\r\n\r\nNatural heritage<\/strong>\r\n\r\nValle de Ayora and Sierra del Boqueron \u2013 Declared a Site of Community Interest (SCI), it covers an area of 19,740.71 ha.\r\nSierra de Mart\u00e9s \u2013 Muela de Cortes \u2013 Declared a Site of Community Interest (SCI), it covers an area of 71,162.76 ha.\r\n\r\nMonuments<\/strong>\r\n\r\nParish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption (Plaza de la Iglesia)\r\n<\/strong>The building underwent considerable work in the 19th-century, although it is possible that the construction of its structure dates from an earlier period. It has three naves that are communicated by means of semicircular arches and have barrel vaults. A dome with a thobolate on pendentives is located in the centre of the transept, and there is a choir at the foot of the entrance of the church. The bell tower is inserted into the layout of the church\u2019s floor.\r\n\r\nHermitage of St. Apollinaris (Camino del Cementerio)\r\n<\/strong>This hermitage, which was blessed on 3rd February, 1702, provides access to the village cemetery. It has a single nave and its walls are reinforced with external buttresses. The roof is composed of transverse arches which support a barrel vault. At the fa\u00e7ade there is a belfry, with its bells, of great artistic value.\r\n\r\nTorre de Palaz (Castillo de Palaz)\r\n<\/strong>The origins of Teresa de Cofrentes lie in its castle, which was built by the Romans and later used by the Muslims. There are scant remains of the castle today. The village had another, smaller castle known as Palaz, of which only the ruins of the tower remain.\r\n

Festivities:<\/h4>\r\nOur Lady of the Assumption, 15th August.\r\nSaint Blaise, 3rd February, bonfires, paella, awarding of locally-made wooden tools.\r\nHoly Week festivities (organized by \u201clos quintos\u201d) Holy Week and Easter, traditional planting of a black poplar, street dances, distribution of blessed bread","color":"#9b861b","fiestas":null,"gastronomia":null,"mas_informacion":null,"turist-info":[{"nombre_oficina":"Tourist Info Teresa de Cofrents","datos_oficina":"Tel\u00e9fono: 961893278 (Ajuntament)"}],"turist-info_rel":null,"descargables":null,"localizacion_mapa":"