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Come and wander around a small village surrounded by fruit groves and irrigation canals.

Located in La Ribera Alta in the province of Valencia, Castelló is a small place that is high on charm. The scenery here is defined by irrigated plains which are a joy to wander around and soak up the sunshine. Come with us to walk amid the irrigation canals and orange groves, and discover a place with something special.

What to see in Castelló

During your time in Castelló, you will discover that it still has streets lined with traditional farming houses. The top floor of these, known as the andana, was used for silkworm cultivation. The buildings date to the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, and in one of them you can take a look around an interesting ethnographic collection.

Things to do in Castelló include stopping off at La Asunción de Nuestra Señora Parish Church, which dates back to the 15th century, though it has been renovated on different occasions. La Aurora Chapel sits on the same plaza as the church.

We’d recommend walking to Santo Domingo College, an Old Convent in the neo-Gothic style, with clear influences from Art Nouveau. Lastly in the centre, you can visit the Municipal Market, opened in 1928, and Santa Bárbara Parish Church.

Next on your list of things to do Castelló is to visit the ruins of El Castellet, an old Muslim fortress next to which you can see the remains of a settlement dating back to the Bronze Age. Another walk for you to enjoy is in La Font Amarga nature area, which has a recreational area that makes the ideal spot for a picnic. The plant life here has great environmental value.

Save these trails in Castelló and come and explore the place perfect place for a rural tourism getaway. Remember that if you sign up to our newsletter, you can get tailored information which will help you plan your trip. Let us provide the inspiration for your future getaways!

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The archaeological museums across Alicante province bring to life the story of the ancient civilisations that once settled here. Come and discover the treasures they left behind.

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Wondering what to do over the November bank holiday in the Region of Valencia? Head for a reservoir in Castellón where adventure activities await in the surrounding countryside, wander through juniper woods in inland Valencia, or spend a day exploring the Sierra de Mariola in Alicante.

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