What to see
- Former prison of the Arab castle: preserved inside the Unión Musical building in Benaguasil; the town’s tourism website puts its age at over 800 years.
- Túria riverside: river walks and a cycle path.
- Church of the Assumption, Baroque, inaugurated in 1737.
- Hermitage of the Virgen de Montiel, on the hill next to the town.
- Casa de los Abenámir, a Renaissance residence.
- Torre de Felx, declared BIC.
- Sections of the wall and the Arrué palace (late 18th century).
Economy
Historically known for exporting onions, it now stands out for irrigated citrus and vegetables and the clothing industry, as well as building materials and toys.
Festivals
The Fallas run from 15 to 20 March and the main festival from 1 to 20 September, with the Bajada on the 7th and the Subida on the last Sunday.
Getting there
Metrovalencia line 2 has stations at Benaguasil and Fondo de Benaguasil. By road, take the A-7 (Benaguasil exit) or the CV-35 towards Llíria; there are buses from València and Llíria.
Timetables, frequencies and notices: Metrovalencia (FGV).
Healthcare
Public healthcare depends on the Arnau de Vilanova-Llíria Health Department (Valencian Regional Ministry of Health):