Coto Mountain

The Monte Coto of Pinoso is a mountain located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, Spain.

This is an area rich in mineral resources, especially marble, which has been exploited since Roman times. In the 19th century, marble mining became an important industry in the region, leading to significant economic activity and transforming the area’s landscape.

Monte Coto is known for its marble quarries, which have been exploited for centuries and have provided stone for such important buildings as the Palace of Versailles in France. Currently, it remains an important source of income for the region and is one of the largest marble deposits in the world.

In addition to its economic importance, Monte Coto is also a place of tourist and natural interest. From its summit, one can enjoy impressive views of the surrounding landscape, which includes the mountain ranges of the Valencian Community and the Mediterranean Sea.

When mentioning Crema Marfil Coto marble, the first things that come to mind are the sophistication and luminosity it offers to any surface. This cream marble is highly valued worldwide for the refined variety of tones it presents and for its subtle veins, making it a unique stone.