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Discover a spot brimming with rural charm, bathed in Mediterranean sunshine.
Visiting Alquerías del Niño Perdido, in Castellón, means immersing yourself in a bright peaceful setting that radiates calm. This town in the region of La Plana Baixa has its origins in a gaggle of farmhouses and labourers' cottages that used to be dependent on Vila-real. Come and explore its most emblematic corners.
What to see in Alquerías del Niño Perdido
Strolling through its town centre of humble one- and two-storey houses, you will soon come to the Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Niño Perdido. This early 20th-century church built in a historicist, neo-Gothic style is one of the town’s most significant sites. Also noteworthy is the Town Hall, housed in an Art Nouveau building.
The strikingly unique building of La Palmera is a former school from the 1930s. Also be sure to stop and admire the fortified farmhouse Torre de la Regenta, ensconced in orange groves. It is an ancient defensive tower that underwent a major change in the 16th century, when its structure was integrated into a farming complex.
Your stop in Alquerías del Niño Perdido would not be complete without a stroll through the orange groves. You can hike as far as neighbouring Muntanyeta de Sant Antoni in Betxí. After taking a really easy route to get there, since the way is practically flat, get ready to enjoy the most spectacular views, as the site is perched atop a low mountain.
Alquerías del Niño Perdido is a fabulous option for enjoying rural and nature tourism, and enjoying the unique landscape of our coastal plains. Come and explore it!
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