Peñíscola
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A picturesque seaside town with a Templar castle on a rocky peninsula. A filming location for films and TV series.
What to see in Castellón
These are the 5 places to visit in the province of Castellón. Save your favourites and open them in Google Maps to plan your route.
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Morella
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A walled town in Castellón crowned by a castle, with medieval streets and a Gothic basilica.
Caves of San José (La Vall d'Uixó)
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The longest navigable underground river in Europe, explored by boat beneath rock vaults.
Vilafamés
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Village of cobbled streets on red sandstone, with a medieval castle and a notable contemporary art museum in a 15th-century palace.
Penyagolosa
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At 1,813 metres it is the highest peak in Castellón and the goal of the Les Useres pilgrimage to the hermitage of Sant Joan de Penyagolosa.
About Castellón
Castellón combines Mediterranean beaches with a mountainous interior. Peñíscola, with Pope Luna's castle above the sea, and Morella, a walled town on a hilltop, are its great icons, and at the Grutas de San José you can sail along the longest navigable underground river in Europe.
Frequently asked questions about Castellón
What to see in Castellón in one day?
Peñíscola fills a whole day: Pope Luna's castle, the walled old town and the North beach.
When is the best time to visit Castellón?
May to October for the coast; Morella is lovely all year round, although in winter it is cold and may snow.
What towns and places to visit near Castellón?
Morella, the Grutas de San José, Vilafamés, the Desierto de las Palmas and the Columbretes Islands.