In the province of Castellón, you can enjoy quality wines comparable to those of any designation of origin. Protected under a seal of quality and grouped by the IGP Protected Geographical Indication "Vins de les Terres de Castelló," you will find fifty different wines produced in Castellón.

Did you know that the Province of Castellón also has its own pilgrimage route such as the famous Camino de Santiago? In fact, it is a set of ways that have a common destination, the sanctuary dedicated to San Juan Bautista located at the foot of the impressive peak of Penyagolosa. Therefore, these routes are named Caminos de Penyagolosa. They aspire to be recognised as World Heritage by UNESCO, and we want you to know them.

The mountainous landscape predominates in the region of l'Alcalatén, presided over by the imposing massif of Penyagolosa, the highest peak in the province and the second one of the Region of Valencia. A vast rural territory where rainfed crops, wineries, beautiful landscapes, and places full of history abound.

Geocaching, a sport for the restless and curious, explorers and dreamers. The "treasure hunt" is real and can be practised in various municipalities of the Region of Valencia.