How to get there

The Wine Route is located in the northwestern part of the Valencian Community. The territory over which it flows, composed of ten municipalities, is the historical connection between the Castilian-La Mancha and the Mediterranean. This unique and historic strategic location, just 67 km from the Mediterranean Sea, made it a regular place of trade, as it has in the case of wine, which was sent from here to Europe using the nearby port of Valencia.

The Wine Route has excellent communications such as the A-3 highway (Madrid-Valencia), the N.330 and the N-332 and a wide network of local roads; the Madrid-Valencia AVE (high speed train) or the medium distance lines link the Route with Madrid, Cuenca and Valencia. Manises airport is less than 60 km away.

plane

The airport is located about 70 km away, and connects the area to major European cities.
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car

The A-3 is one of the major highways nationwide, because it unites the interior of the peninsula with the Mediterranean Levant. This important means of communication on the route to cities such as Valencia at 68 miles and less than an hour, or 290 kilometers Madrid and just three hours.

train

This area is connected by rail with commuter service. The what stops in three towns in the area, Siete Aguas, El Rebollar, Requena, San Antonio de Requena and Utiel.
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