Alfafar is a municipality in the province of Valencia, located in the region of l'Horta Sud, just 6 kilometers south of the city of Valencia . A significant part of its municipal area lies within the Albufera Natural Park , one of the most valuable natural spaces in the Valencian Community, characterized by its rice paddies, lagoons, and rich biodiversity.

Among its main points of interest are the Parish Church of San Sebastián and the Virgen del Don , built in the 18th century and considered the town's most emblematic monument. Also noteworthy are the Edgar Neville Art Gallery , the Cultural Center, and various venues dedicated to music and cultural activities in the municipality.

Its proximity to the Albufera lagoon makes Alfafar an excellent starting point for enjoying nature, strolling through the rice paddies, birdwatching, and exploring one of Valencia's most iconic landscapes. Its strategic location also provides easy access to both the city of Valencia and nearby beaches.

The local cuisine is closely linked to Valencian tradition. Dishes such as paella and the traditional all i pebre , a typical recipe made with eel, are particularly noteworthy. Among its most important celebrations are Las Fallas , held from March 15th to 19th, the patron saint festivities in honor of the Virgen del Don in September, and other traditional celebrations linked to its neighborhoods and outlying districts.

Alfafar combines tradition, culture, nature and proximity to Valencia, offering an authentic experience of the Valencian orchard and landscapes.