Lliber

Lliber is a municipality located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community of Spain. Situated in the Marina Alta region, it is known for its agricultural landscape, particularly its vineyards which produce grapes for wine and raisins. The municipality is characterized by its rolling hills and proximity to the Sierra de Bernia mountain range.

The origins of Lliber are believed to be Moorish, with evidence of agricultural terracing and irrigation systems dating back to that period. After the Reconquista, the area was repopulated, and its agricultural traditions continued. Historically, the economy of Lliber has been closely tied to agriculture, with the cultivation of grapes, olives, and almonds being prominent.

The town itself retains a traditional Valencian village atmosphere, with narrow streets and whitewashed houses. Its primary architectural landmark is the parish church, dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria. Lliber is also a gateway to various hiking trails, offering opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside and enjoy panoramic views. The local cuisine reflects the agricultural bounty of the region, featuring dishes made with fresh produce, olive oil, and local wines.