Agullent

Agullent has served as an agricultural community in the Vall d’Albaida since the medieval period. The town stands on the northern foothills of the Serra d’Agullent, a limestone range defining the southern side of this inland Valencian valley. Its compact historic centre is focused on the parish church of Sant Bertomeu, while vineyards, olive groves and other Mediterranean crops have long shaped the surrounding land. Agullent also belongs to a district with a strong textile-manufacturing tradition, associated with nearby Ontinyent and other Vall d’Albaida towns. Valencian, the local form of Catalan, is widely spoken alongside Spanish. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Vall d’Albaida.

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