Aspe

Aspe is a municipality located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, Spain. Situated in the interior of the province, it is known for its agricultural landscape, particularly its citrus and olive groves. The river Vinalopó flows through the municipality, historically playing a significant role in its development and water supply.

The town of Aspe has a rich history, with evidence of Iberian and Roman settlements in the area. Its strategic location made it a point of interest throughout various historical periods. The current urban center features a mix of traditional Valencian architecture and more modern constructions. Notable landmarks include the Basilica of Nuestra Señora del Socorro, a significant religious building, and the historic town hall.

Economically, Aspe has traditionally relied on agriculture, but in recent decades, it has diversified into light industry and services. The area benefits from its proximity to larger urban centers and transportation networks. The local festivals and traditions are an important part of Aspe's cultural identity, often celebrating patron saints and agricultural cycles. The municipality offers a glimpse into traditional Spanish rural life with a developing modern infrastructure.