They say that Ibi (40 km) is the Spanish headquarters of the Three Kings of Orient, who bring gifts at Christmas time. This may not be true, but it certainly has a huge number of toy factories. And also a Toy Museum your children will love to visit.

The oldtown district that is in the proximities of the church, is known as "the Costeretas", and is a series of narrow streets raised in the slope of the hill of Santa Lucia. The Hermitage of Santa Lucia can be reached from different points of the village and is one of the most emblematic images of Ibi. According to the tradition, the hermitage was constructed on the ruins of an Arab castle.

A place to visit are the XVI century frescoes, wich represent the coronation of Mary, and also a wooden engraved panel, all exposed at the San Vicente Ermit, wich has been recently restored.