Aspe
Valencia, Spain
Small Town·Traditional, Industrious, Festive
Aspe is a town in the Vinalopó Valley, Alicante, Spain, known for its thriving textile and footwear industries. The town is culturally rich, hosting vibrant summer fiestas and maintaining a unique tradition of eating grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve. Visitors can enjoy the scenic beauty of the valley and experience the local customs, including the special grape variety grown here. Aspe also has a small foreign community, adding to its cultural diversity.
Highlights
- Famous for New Year's Eve grape tradition.
- Rich textile and footwear industries.
- Vibrant summer fiestas.
- Scenic Vinalopó Valley location.
Things to consider before traveling to Aspe
- Close access to the Vinalopó Valley, ideal for exploring local agriculture.
- Rich cultural heritage with unique local traditions.
- Known for its textile and footwear industries.
Tips
Local Cuisine
Try the local grapes, especially during New Year's Eve for a unique tradition.
Cultural Events
Visit during the summer to experience the vibrant local fiestas.
Language
While Spanish is widely spoken, some locals may speak English or Dutch.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring in Aspe is pleasant with mild temperatures, ideal for exploring the town and its surroundings.
Summer
Summer brings vibrant fiestas, perfect for experiencing local culture.
Fall
Fall offers a quieter experience with beautiful landscapes.
Winter
Winter is mild, making it a good time to enjoy local traditions like the New Year's Eve grape-eating.
Essentials
Currency
EUR €
Average Cost
$80-$150 p/day
Population
20,180
Languages Spoken
Spanish, Valencian, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Occasion Tags
Cultural Heritage, Festivals, Local Experience
Location
Aspe, Valencia, Spain