Located in the heart of the forest and just a few steps from the sea, the Forest House is an example of traditional architecture, consisting of two symmetrical buildings surrounding a central courtyard. Built between 1906 and 1970 as housing for the forest rangers of La Devesa de l’Albufera, it was home to several families until the mid-20th century. Today it is a public space that combines history, art, and nature.

The building preserves unique elements, such as an 18th-century ceramic altarpiece, original tiles, and a traditional kitchen with a fireplace and water trough.

Located in the heart of the forest and just a few steps from the sea, the Forest House is an example of traditional architecture, consisting of two symmetrical buildings surrounding a central courtyard. Built between 1906 and 1970 as housing for the forest rangers of La Devesa de l'Albufera, it was home to several families until the mid-20th century. Today it is a public space that combines history, art, and nature.

The building preserves unique elements, such as an 18th-century ceramic altarpiece, original tiles, and a traditional kitchen with a fireplace and water trough.


Dades bàsiques

Horari:

Visiting hours: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Preu:

Free admission. Capacity limited to 18 people inside. Groups (+10): visit by prior request via email.

Transport:

Location: access from the promenade

Més informació:
Website: https://albufera.valencia.es Email: odevesa@valencia.es