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XVI Universitat d’Estiu de l’Horta: Treballar i viure de l’Horta at Castell de Alaquàs

The XVI Universitat d’Estiu de l’Horta takes place from 25 to 27 September 2026 at Castell de Alaquàs. Under the theme 'Treballar i viure de l’Horta', it explores challenges in the primary sector, urban speculation and housing access. Price: €40-50. Advance registration required.

When
From 25 September 2026 to 27 September 2026
Where
Castell de Alaquàs
Price
From €40
Official site
Official site

Sessions

3
  • Friday, 25 September 2026· 18:30
  • Saturday, 26 September 2026· 10:00
  • Sunday, 27 September 2026· 11:00
XVI Universitat d’Estiu de l’Horta: Treballar i viure de l’Horta at Castell de Alaquàs
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Debates on the future of the Horta

The XVI Universitat d’Estiu de l’Horta returns in 2026 with a programme dedicated to the social and economic challenges facing Valencia’s territory. Under the title Treballar i viure de l’Horta, this edition will address topics such as the sustainability of agriculture and livestock farming, the impact of touristification, land speculation and the difficulties in accessing decent housing. The event, held at Castell de Alaquàs on 25, 26 and 27 September, will combine round-table discussions, practical workshops and spaces for collective reflection.

The final programme will be published in the coming weeks, but it is already known that it will feature farmers, urban planning experts, representatives of neighbourhood groups and academics. The aim is to foster dialogue among different stakeholders to find solutions to the problems affecting both rural areas and the cities of the region.

Practical information

  • Dates: 25, 26 and 27 September 2026.
  • Venue: Castell de Alaquàs.
  • Price: €40-50 (depending on the option).
  • Registration: Mandatory. Places are limited.

The event is organised by Ajuntament d’Alaquàs and Universitat de València, with the collaboration of entities such as Per l’Horta, which work in the defence of the territory and sustainable agriculture.

Frequently asked questions

What time do activities start each day?

No exact start time has been specified for each day. It is recommended to check the final programme on the official website a few weeks before the event.

What does the registration fee include?

The fee (€40-50) covers participation in the activities, but it is not specified whether it includes materials, meals or access to specific workshops. To confirm, it is necessary to review the registration terms on the official website.

Is there an age limit to participate?

No age restrictions are mentioned in the sources consulted. The event is open to the general public, although some activities may be aimed at adults.

Are there still places available?

Registrations are open, but capacity is limited. It is advisable to register in advance to secure a place.

Sources

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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