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La Punta, Valencia — Area Guide & Where to Stay
La Punta holds rural ground inside Valencia, with the Ermita del Fiscal, Casa Orient and the Arrocería Roca factory among its listed names.
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Where to stay in La Punta
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Farmland, not hotels, fills these lanes. La Punta reads as rural ground stitched into Valencia, and the Ermita del Fiscal, Casa Orient and the Church of the Immaculate all sit within the same short run of lanes. Most visitors book in Valencia proper and drive out.
The trip back passes the Arrocería Roca factory and the Casa Parroquial de la Punta.
Few places to stay in La Punta — most visitors book in Valencia nearby.
About La Punta
What are the main landmarks in La Punta?
Seven names are listed. The La Punta Rural Historical Area covers the barrio's fields, and inside it stand the Church of the Immaculate, the Casa Parroquial de la Punta, Casa Orient and the Ermita del Fiscal. Industry appears once, as the Arrocería Roca factory.
One entry is a dwelling, the Barraca and houses in 206 Antic Camí del Canal.
What is the history of La Punta?
Farm buildings carry the record. Without a founding year on file, La Punta's past shows up in what has been protected, from the Ermita del Fiscal and the Casa Parroquial de la Punta to the Barraca and houses in 206 Antic Camí del Canal. The Arrocería Roca factory marks a working past on the same ground.
All of it lies within Valencia.
Where is La Punta?
Roughly six square kilometres of Valencia belong to La Punta, ground registered as the La Punta Rural Historical Area.
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What is the best area to stay in La Punta?
Valencia: guests who need hotel choice and treat the Arrocería Roca factory lanes as a detour.
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Updated August 2026