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    The Most Beautiful Villages of Castellon Province

    The Most Beautiful Villages of Castellon Province
    Starts from

    Valencia

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Activities

    52

    Duration

    4 days

    Length

    135 mi

    Guide details

    Starts from

    Valencia

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Duration

    4 days

    Length

    135 mi

    • History and Culture
    • Unusual Locations
    • Gastronomy
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    Flor Vallejo

    Flor Vallejo

    Travel Expert

    • Visit some of the most beautiful villages in Spain.
    • Enjoy the scenic road through the mountains.
    • Taste the olive oil produced in the region.
    In the interior of the province of Castellon, small villages preserve their historical and architectural heritage. Castles dominate the highest part of the town and overlook a mountainous landscape. In every corner of these villages, time seems to stand still centuries ago. The stone from the surrounding mountains was used to build the facades and walls of the houses, churches, monuments, and streets.
    On the road there are several viewpoints where you can see how the villages seem to be hanging from the mountain. On the gastronomic side, there are many agricultural producers who prepare regional gastronomic delicacies such as olive oil, cheeses, and wines. You have to try them.

    Categories

    • History and Culture
    • Unusual Locations
    • Gastronomy
    In the interior of the province of Castellon, small villages preserve their historical and architectural heritage. Castles dominate the highest part of the town and overlook a mountainous landscape. In every corner of these villages, time seems to stand still centuries ago. The stone from the surrounding mountains was used to build the facades and walls of the houses, churches, monuments, and streets.
    On the road there are several viewpoints where you can see how the villages seem to be hanging from the mountain. On the gastronomic side, there are many agricultural producers who prepare regional gastronomic delicacies such as olive oil, cheeses, and wines. You have to try them.
    Flor Vallejo

    Flor Vallejo

    Travel Expert

    • Visit some of the most beautiful villages in Spain.
    • Enjoy the scenic road through the mountains.
    • Taste the olive oil produced in the region.

    Travel itinerary

    Reddish-Coloured Villages With Cobbled Streets
    14 Activities

    Day 1

    26 mi2 mi

    Reddish-Coloured Villages With Cobbled Streets

    On the first day, the beauty of the villages of Castellón is visible at first sight. Walking through narrow streets invites you to stop and observe the low houses with stone facades, and the monuments and reddish-colored churches.
    To the Top of the Mountain
    11 Activities

    Day 2

    50 mi1 mi

    To the Top of the Mountain

    The road starts ascending with many curves, the main points of which are three villages situated at an altitude of more than 1000 metres. The protagonists are middle-aged stone buildings on the highest part of the mountain. In winter, it often snows in many of these villages, which adds to their beauty.
    A Village Surrounded by Walls With Its Castle Standing Guard From Above
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    Day 3

    3 mi

    A Village Surrounded by Walls With Its Castle Standing Guard From Above

    It is necessary to dedicate a whole day to visit Morella because each space is a unique piece. The wall that enclosed the town and protected it from attacks centuries ago remains in a perfect state of conservation. The access gates, churches, convents, stairways and streets make up a heritage that is difficult to find anywhere else in Spain.
    The Fortress That Once Housed a Pope on the Seashore
    13 Activities

    Day 4

    51 mi2 mi

    The Fortress That Once Housed a Pope on the Seashore

    On the last day, drive towards the Mediterranean Sea to visit one of the jewels of the province of Castellon, the town of Peñiscola. Its fortress holds in its interior a lot of history of the so-called Templars. In the surroundings, the gastronomy has its moment visiting plantations of millenary olive trees, and tasting the characteristic olive oil of the area.
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