What to see in Cheste
Cheste, about 26 km from València in the Hoya de Buñol, joins old town and speed. With some 9,000 residents (2025), it keeps a Baroque church, Brutalist architecture and the Grand Prix circuit.
The centre joins the Baroque listed church of San Lucas, with its hexagonal tower, and the Morería quarter with 19th-century manor houses. To the south, the 1960s education complex by Moreno Barberá is listed Brutalism. Outside, the 1999 Circuit Ricardo Tormo hosts the MotoGP Grand Prix.
The plan joins church and centre in the morning and circuit by calendar; on Grand Prix weekends, buy tickets in advance.
The visit needs half a day: San Lucas with its hexagonal tower and the Morería in the morning, Brutalist complex to the south and circuit by calendar. On Grand Prix weekends, tickets are bought in advance and arrival is early. The town fills up.
What to see in Cheste
Around Cheste
- Circuit Ricardo Tormo~4.9 km from the Town Hall
- Complejo Educativo de Cheste~3.7 km from the Town Hall
Frequently asked questions
What is there to see in Cheste?
San Lucas with its hexagonal tower, the Brutalist complex and the circuit by calendar.
When to go to the circuit?
On Grand Prix weekends, with tickets bought in advance.
How far is it from València?
About 26 km, in the Hoya de Buñol, on the A-3 corridor.
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