The photograph shows an urban square, not the castle; the fortress ruins and Torre del Rey occupy separate settings.
Category: Guías de Turismo
Onda: the 300 Towers castle, the medina and the history of tilemaking
“Three hundred towers” is a medieval metaphor, not a count; castle, old town and ceramics museum explain different periods.
Olocau del Rey: San Marcos hermitage, the village and Olcaf castle
The image shows San Marcos outside the village, not the historic centre; Santa María del Pópulo and the castle occupy other sites.
Nules: the Roman villa at Benicató, its mosaic and walled Mascarell
The photograph shows a Benicató mosaic displayed in Castelló, not the site; Mascarell is a separate, fully walled settlement.
Navajas: Salto de la Novia, summer villas and the elm planted in 1636
The image shows the pool and gorge, not the waterfall; the riverside site, villas and greenway are separate routes.
Morella: how the castle, walls and Gothic town fit together
The fortress crowns the rock; the basilica, Sant Francesc and aqueduct have separate levels and entrances, not one continuous visit.
What to see in Montanejos: Fuente de los Baños bathing area, Mijares River
Places covered in Montanejos: Fuente de los Baños bathing area, Mijares River, Cueva Negra.
Moncofa: Beniesma beach, the fallen watchtower and the old town
The image shows Beniesma, a beach south of the Grao; the watchtower remains and parish church occupy separate locations.
La Llosa: from the town hall and El Salvador to the beach and Els Pouets
The photograph shows Plaça d’Espanya, not the coast; the beach lies 3.5 kilometres from town beside the wetland.
Llucena: Torre de Foios, the watermills and the town above the river
The photograph shows the Iberian fortification at Foios, not a mill; the river route and historic centre are separate visits.