Santuario de la Malladeta
Sanctuary remains from Iberian and Roman periods on a headland over the sea, near the Malladeta watchtower.
On a headland over the sea near Villajoyosa, the Malladeta sanctuary keeps remains from Iberian and Roman periods. The nearby Malladeta watchtower shares the same coastal point.
History
The sanctuary served coastal worship from Iberian times into the Roman period. Later the watchtower took over the headland as a defence post.
What to see
Excavated Iberian and Roman remains and the headland view over the sea from the old coastal worship point near the watchtower. It is an outdoor archaeology stop; the finds sit in the Vilamuseu, which explains the site in its rooms.
Tips for your visit
- Wear firm shoes for the headland ground.
- Pair the headland stop with the Vilamuseu visit in town.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Malladeta sanctuary?
Sanctuary remains from Iberian and Roman periods on a headland over the sea.
What is there to see?
The excavated remains and the headland view; the finds are in the Vilamuseu.
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