The IV Urban Art Route completes its journey with eight more murals

The 16 murals of the IV Urban Art Route VCF are now fully visitable once the artists have finished their works.

Alaquàs, Alfafar, Algemesí, Beniparrell, La Torre, Llocnou de la Corona, Massanassa and Sedaví have joined Albal, Aldaia, Benetússer, Catarroja, Chiva, Paiporta, Picanya and Utiel in this fourth edition, a tribute to the capacity for resilience of the Valencian people after the flash floods of October 2024, being an example of our ‘Terra De Valentia’.

The IV Route, like the three previous ones, is the result of the collaboration of Valencia CF, through the Fundació VCF, and the Diputació de València, through València Turisme.

The 16 murals have been created by: Alaquàs  (Davidgraff), Albal (Nacho Mawe), Aldaia (Dannyelsen y Very Art), Alfafar (Lluïsa Penella i Pons), Algemesí (Gemalpu), Beniparrell (Víctor Puchalski), Catarroja (Alicia Sucri), Chiva (Manuel Moreno), La Torre (La Nena Wapa), Llocnou de la Corona (Antonio Furio Artista), Massanassa (Paloma Lapalo), Paiporta (Roseta y TMX), Picanya (Xemayo y Sink), Sedaví (Javi Home), Utiel (Tamoji) and Benetússer (Felipe Pantone).

The 11 localities that also host works from the I, II and III Routes, murals linked to Valencia CF, its history, its protagonists, its achievements and its unifying capacity in Valencia, metropolitan area and province, are: Cullera (Xemayo, Nacho Mawe y Bogosink), Riba-roja de Túria (Yeko) y Sueca (Moreno) (I Ruta); Adzeneta d'Albaida (Xemayo y Sink), Alfafar (Moreno), Gandia (Yeko) y Oliva (Mawe y Paucda) (II Ruta); y Beniatjar (Moreno y Yeko, Sink y Xemayo y Mawe y Pauceda), Gavarda (Dridali), Montroi (Sucri y Furyo) and Tavernes de la Valldigna (Keoni VGN) (III Ruta).