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The castle of Biar imposes its presence while you are approaching the town.
It is a well-preserved village with lots of charm, if you like walks and routes on foot or by bike, beautiful landscapes and local cuisine, you will not be disappointed.
It is worth walking through the old town, visiting the museum, the castle and the beautiful chapel of the Church. On weekends there are also guided visits to the numerous hermits, the snow well, the Sanctuary, etc. The Paseo del Plátano with its monumental tree, ideal to rest and cool off in the hot months.
Being at 700 meters of altitude, here you do not have the humid heat of the coast, rather enjoy cool summer nights and a very pleasant atmosphere.
Why live in Biar?
because it has everything you can ask for today, all the services, surrounded by wonderful mountains, forty minutes from the beach, two highways, its culture, its people, living in Biar with a true quality of life. Come and find your perfect property for sale in Biar!
Town hall info
In your local town hall you can register / do the empadron ( find the explanation here)
Resident information for the Biar area
What’s on in and around Biar
Fiestas
From the 9th to the 13th of May, one of the oldest and most unique Moors and Christians Festivals in the whole of eastern Valencia is held every year in Biar. These are the town’s big days par excellence.
Another singular and characteristic event is the "Descent of the Virgin", carried on the shoulders of the people of Biar from the sanctuary on the night of the 10th of May, with the lighting of hundreds of bonfires in the mountains surrounding the town. Another singular event is the measurement and subsequent dance of the Spies, which takes place on the afternoon of the 11th, and which ends with the arrival of the effigy of Mohammed at the castle installed in the Plaza for the embassies. This is another important event in these festivities. It is a mixture of representation and folklore. It symbolises how the Moorish troops in disguise tried to conquer the fortress.
