Location: Province of Castellon
Top Things to do in Province of Castellon
Top Restaurants in Province of Castellon
Top 8 Things to do for Honeymoon in Province of Castellon, Valencian Country
Castellón de la Plana (Spanish pronunciation: [kasteˈʎon de la ˈplana]), Castelló de la Plana (Valencian pronunciation: [kasteˈʎo ðe la ˈplana]), or simply Castellón / Castelló, is the capital city of the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community, Spain, in the east of the Iberian Peninsula, on the Costa del Azahar by the Mediterranean Sea. The mountain range known as Desert de les Palmes rises inland north of the town.
Restaurants in Province of Castellon
1. Quad Universe
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5.0 based on 349 reviews
Discover one of the best and most recommended thing to do in the area. Our ATV guided routes is for all kind of public. We offer two options of 1 hour and 2h30 tours. Discover the best spots of oropesa del mar and benicassim. Open all the year with previous booking.
2. Somos Aventura
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5.0 based on 276 reviews
Active Touristic Adventure Company, white water rafting pioneers in Montanejos (Castellón),in the only river class III (white water) in Valencia Community, starting there since 2008, and the only offering Hydrospeed, Aqua-Trekking and Aquatic canyoning with zip-line there. Our flagship activities are the white water Rafting, white water Kayaking, Cannyoning with zip-line to the water, Hydrospeed and Bungee jumping, Paintball, Caving, Multiadventure Circuit, Ziplines and much more. Let us discover what you can do with us... no limits!
3. Aigues Termals de Montanejos
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4.5 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By mlsay66 - County Durham, United Kingdom
This is a ver6 scenic and serene place to spend an afternoon. The water is clear and fresh and there are places to change if you fancy a swim
4. Peniscola Castle
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4.5 based on 5,167 reviews
Reviewed By CorinaCIG - Toronto, Canada
Originally a Moorish settlement, developed by the Knights Templar, home to Pope Benedict XIII, the castle has a lot of history and spectacular views of the ocean. Charming narrow, maze-like streets with a lot of souvenir shops and plenty of restaurants to sit down and enjoy local food. The entrance is 5€ - a bargain for the experience.
5. Ruta de las Villas
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4.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By kellymanning2019 - Pilar de la Horadada, Spain
A wander along the seafront between Torre de San Juan and Hotel Voramar brings you to all the historic Villas, complete with history of each property. Very informative and interesting.
6. Santa Maria la Mayor Basilic Church
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4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By NSKGG - County Dublin, Ireland
This must be the centerpiece of this beautiful walled city and I'm not sure why it's not given more prominence in the tourist literature for those visiting Valencia. Forget the museum and spend time enjoying the magnificence of this Gothic masterpiece, the ornate altar and rose windows, the majestic pipe organ and the intricate spiral staircase.
7. Coves de Sant Josep
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4.0 based on 1,027 reviews
The Underground River of the Caves of San Jose is a beautiful natural cave.Visit the longest navigable underground river in Europe will allow you to enter into the depths of the earth a peaceful boat plying waters, admire the fanciful shapes of the rocks that the action of water has shaped over thousands of years backward and forward in time at breakneck speed to imagine the growth of stalactites and stalagmites, hear the silence, feel the murmur of water, the echo produced by a drop of water on an underground lagoon, discovering a beautiful landscape that nature has kept secret since the mists of time today.
Reviewed By juliagafiyatulina - Minsk, Belarus
We wanted to visit the caves as it's an unusual experience for my husband and our 5-year-old. Don't know why it's not well-known, and there was not much information on how to get there. But at the same time when we were at the caves there were lots of people! The tour lasted 45 minutes, the man that guided us spoke only Spanish, unfortunately. There was a small pedestrian part of the rout. No need to take warm clothes as it was not cold inside. I haven't heard there that taking photos is not allowed, nor did I see any restriction signs, and did manage to take some shots without a flash. No one said a word, maybe because no one noticed this)) But it was more interesting to look around than to take photos. Anyway you can buy a photo that is taken at the beginning of the tour. It cost us only 6 euro, not much I think, but it's a great memory. On the whole, we liked the caves tour and an incredible mini-concert in the end of it! The caves themselves are on some distance from the town. So if you come by bus from Valencia, it will take about 30-40 minutes to walk to the caves entrance. Near the caves you can find some places to eat, a toilet and a playground. After the visit to the caves we climbed to Ermita de la Sagrada Familia. On a hot September day it was amazingly calm there, we sat under the pines, ate our sandwiches and even had a nap) The air smelled so tasty! And there's a great view from there. I would definitely recommend to visit this place anyone coming to Valencia!
8. Morella Castle
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4.0 based on 916 reviews
Tuesday free entrance Morella Castle is a military fortress built taking advantage of the natural rock, this construction of the an impregnable and privileged enclave that offers the visitor spectacular views and a stunning image full of history and legends. From same prehistory to the modern era was the scene of major battles that were fought in Spain, by the became the most famous people, since el cid, Jaume I, Papa Luna, San Vicente Ferrer, Prince of Viana, General Cabrera and left their mark. Enter into the Castle by the convent of San Francisco is to travel back in time to be part of its history.
Reviewed By 133antonyq - La Zenia, Spain
Amazing visit to this magnificent site. It’s worth the climb for the views, we would recommend this must see site.
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