A landscape shaped through time.

Llíber brings cultivated plain and mountain together in the Vall de Pop, in the Marina Alta district of Alicante, beside the river Gorgos. Its landscape is bound to muscat grape growing and to a craft tradition of wine, mistela, raisins, cured meats and pastry.

The riuraus — open-arched structures used for drying and sheltering raisins — remain present on the mountain slopes and at Els Cairons. They are architecture born of a task: shade, ventilation and orientation resolved without a gram of surplus gesture.

Among the places the town council highlights are the historic group of riuraus, the climb to the Calvary, the old farmsteads of Marnes and El Cau, the Font d'Aixa and the church of San Cosme and San Damián. Llíber also forms part of the Ruta dels Riuraus.