Or ‘Castell de Murla’, which is its real name in view of the many written documentation that exists about its construction and land that constituted its fiefdom. Located on the so-called ‘puig d’Orba’, only some of its demolished walls remain of the Murla castle as...
Parish Archive, both in the first of the Stations of the Cross built and in the remodeling that was made of it in the 19th century. This ‘Camí del Calvari’ also gives access to the path that leads directly to the hermitage of San Sebastián. It is most popular in...
The Vuelta al Cavall Verd or La Vall de Laguar BTT Route is one of the most stimulating and rewarding challenges for bicycle and mountain lovers and one of the best ways to delve into the historical past of Murla. It is a route of almost 30 kilometers, with steep...
On foot, but also by bicycle, we can discover the most beautiful corners of Murla and its municipality, surrounded by orange and almond groves, and where agricultural work continues to be an important economic activity. One of the simplest and most pleasant...
From Murla, we can make a nice and quiet walk to the neighboring towns of Parcent and Benigembla. The Caminos de Piedra y Agua route, which links all the towns of the Vall de Pop and is signposted, makes it very easy for us. A good part of the journey, in both...
The Xaló or Gorgos river, the Seguili mountain, the Castellet ruins, the old Montgó, the Segària, the Carrascar and the sea. The views are great from the summit of Penyó Roig or Cavall Verd, the mythical mountain where the last Moors of the Vall de Pop resisted and...
