Plaça Major, Ribalta and the Fine Arts Museum form urban visits; the Planetarium and beaches lie in the Grau district.
Category: Turismo
Castellnovo: Beatriz de Borja Castle and the cistern below town
The castle ruins, Hispano-Arab cistern and Mal Paso Tower belong to different historical layers and locations.
Castellfort: stone, elevation and the historic path to Sant Pere
The rocky village, Assumption church and Sant Pere chapel reveal a landscape built in response to height and climate.
Borriana: from the medieval Templat to the Clot riverside wood
The basilica and bell tower belong to the historic centre; the Clot, Torre del Mar and Arenal form a separate coastal area.
Benicàssim: seafront villas and Montornés in the Desert
The Villas Route, Sant Vicent Tower and Montornés Castle belong to two distinct Benicàssim landscapes.
Benicarló: from Sant Francesc convent to the fishing harbour
Mucbe, Sant Bartomeu, the harbour and the artichoke fields reveal different sides of Benicarló rather than one linear route.
Benassal: La Mola, Font d’en Segures and El Rivet oak wood
The medieval centre, spring district and El Rivet woodland are three nearby but distinct parts of Benassal.
Bejís: from Los Arcos aqueduct to Los Cloticos spring
The aqueduct, castle and Los Cloticos occupy different parts of Bejís; this guide distinguishes village sights from places requiring a journey.
Azuébar: the castle above the village and Espadán’s cork woods
The castle, San Mateo church and La Mosquera woodland explain Azuébar without treating separate places as one continuous walk.
Ares del Maestrat: beneath the castle rock and facing Gasulla
The centre, the climb to the ruined castle and Gasulla’s paintings are three different experiences; only the rock art requires an accompanying guide.