A practical guide to getting married at Finca del Canónigo

Facts, not adjectives. What couples ask before they come.

Iron arches with hanging wicker lanterns over a gravel path, among flower beds, trees and a timber porch

In numbers

Guests per wedding
50–270
Menu per guest, from
€110
By car to central Valencia
22 min
Google
4.7 ★ · 249
Bodas.net
4.8 ★ · 13

Guests and price: as published on Bodas.net (a third-party site). The drive is Google Maps’ estimate.

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The spaces

SpaceWhat for
The gardenIron arches covered in bougainvillea, gravel paths and plenty of flowers. Made for a romantic ceremony or a welcome drinks reception outdoors.
The timber porchA porch of timber beams open to the garden, with sofas, armchairs and a long table.
The hallA spacious indoor hall with a high ceiling and arches, its stone walls dated by the finca to the 15th century. Round tables and cane chairs.
The couple’s roomOne couple tell of a room to change in, on the finca itself.

A little history

  1. 1413Codinachs’s mill. The first sure record of the mill is a lawsuit of 1413–14: it belonged to Pere Codinachs, son of the lord of the farmsteads of Albalat and Benimàmet. It may be older still.Entry “Molí de Bonany”, Càtedra de l’Horta (Universitat de València). Image: today’s photograph, as a drawing.
  2. 1658A fulling mill. The 1658 inspection of the Royal Montcada Canal describes it as a fulling mill, where cloth was prepared. In 1709 there are two mills side by side: a fulling mill of the Valencia guild of paraires (wool dressers) and a flour mill.Entry “Molí de Bonany” (Universitat de València), after Guinot, Selma et al., La Real Acequia de Moncada (1999). Image: today’s photograph, aged.
  3. 2021From mill to finca. After centuries as a mill, and in the 20th century a textile factory and a Fallas workshop, the studio Janfri & Ranchal dates its project for the finca to 2021: architecture, interiors and landscape.Janfri & Ranchal, project page “La Finca del Canónigo” (2021); entry “Molí de Bonany”. Image: today’s photograph, as a project plan and at the blue hour.
  4. TodayA finca to celebrate in. A hall of stone walls, bougainvillea gardens and the kitchen of the Miguel Martí Gastronomía team, inside the city of Valencia. The next wedding is yours.Bodas.net · Google Maps

The weather, month by month

2016–2025 averages for the finca’s coordinates.

Average monthly high and low temperatures at Finca del Canónigo 0°10°20°30° JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
HighLow
MonthHighLowRainy daysSunset (15th)
January16 °C7 °C4 days18:02
February17 °C8 °C4 days18:38
March19 °C10 °C8 days19:08
April20 °C11 °C7 days20:39
May24 °C15 °C5 days21:09
June28 °C19 °C3 days21:31
July30 °C22 °C2 days21:28
August31 °C23 °C3 days20:58
September28 °C20 °C7 days20:11
October24 °C16 °C6 days19:23
November20 °C12 °C6 days17:47
December17 °C9 °C5 days17:39

Getting here

Approximate driving times, according to Google Maps.

Plaza del Canónigo, 2, 46035 València, Valencia
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Frequently asked questions

01How many guests does Finca del Canónigo hold?

Bodas.net lists 50 to 270 guests. The finca has a spacious indoor hall, as well as the garden and the porch.

02How much does a wedding at Finca del Canónigo cost?

According to Bodas.net, menus start at €110 per guest. For an exact quote with your date and guest count, write to or call the finca.

03Can we have a civil ceremony at the finca?

Yes: the finca has a space for the civil ceremony, in the outdoor area.

04Who provides the food?

The finca works with the Miguel Martí Gastronomía team, and the site has a kitchen for the caterer’s use. Couples single out the food and the care of Mayte, José and the rest of the team.

05Is there a room for the couple?

One couple say they had a couple’s room to change in. Please confirm when you book.

06Is there accommodation for guests?

No: the finca has none. It is inside the city of Valencia, so there are hotels nearby.

07How do we get there, and where do we park?

The finca is on the Plaza del Canónigo, in Benimàmet (Valencia). There is parking. By car it is about 22 minutes from central Valencia and about 15 from the airport, according to Google Maps.

08Is there really a 15th-century mill?

The finca stands where the University of Valencia’s heritage catalogue places the old Molí de Bonany (Plaza del Canónigo, 2). Its first sure record is a lawsuit of 1413–14; the finca itself dates its stone walls to the 15th century. The buildings you see today are largely later: the catalogue describes brick-and-lime mill houses, with the fulling-mill block probably rebuilt in the 19th century.

09Can we visit the finca before booking?

Yes. Google lists opening hours Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm. Please phone ahead.

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