About this tour
Explore La Mola Castle near Novelda, a fortress that once anchored medieval Spain's defensive network across the Alicante province. Follow with a deep dive into local winemaking at a family bodega, where you'll witness production methods passed down through generations before tasting three distinctive regional wines paired with insider commentary. The full experience spans three hours, moving between history and flavour with an English, Spanish or Russian-speaking guide.
Highlights
- La Mola Castle, Novelda's hilltop stronghold from medieval times
- Medieval fortress network that protected Spanish kingdom boundaries
- Behind-the-scenes winemaking process at working bodega
- Tasting three Alicante wines with detailed tasting notes
- Air-conditioned transport throughout the afternoon
- Local insight into centuries-old production methods
What to expect
You'll be collected and driven to La Mola Castle, where the fortress's silhouette dominates the landscape near Novelda. The castle itself tells the story of Spain's medieval defensive architecture—part of a wider system controlling trade routes and territorial boundaries. After exploring the site, you'll head to a working winery where the guide walks you through fermentation, barrel ageing and bottling. The cellar visit connects you to how locals have lived and worked the land for hundreds of years. The tasting finishes the afternoon: three wines, each explained in detail, sampled in the restaurant setting.
Good to know
Breakfast isn't provided; eat beforehand if needed. The tour involves castle steps and winery terrain—manageable for most, but not ideal for those with spine issues, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns. Transport is air-conditioned between sites.
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