Tourist Attractions in Castellon de la Plana

 
The attractive town of Castellón de la Plana, chief town of its province, lies in a fertile plain, the Huerta de la Plana, and is a center of the trade in oranges, large quantities of which are shipped from the port of El Grao de Castellón, to the east of the town on the beautiful Costa del Azahar ("Orange-Blossom Coast"). Castellón was one of the last strongholds of the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War and as a result was largely destroyed, so that it has preserved very few old buildings and presents a predominantly modern aspect.

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Costa del Azahar is home to a lovely stretch of coastline. The area is known for its mild climate and the lemon and orange trees for which it's named.

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(Near Castellon de la Plana)
Peñíscola is perhaps best known for the castle which towers above the little town.

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(Near Castellon de la Plana)

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(Near Castellon de la Plana)

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(Near Castellon de la Plana)

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(Near Castellon de la Plana)
View of the ocean from Oropesa.Oropesa del Mar, Castellon de la Plana
Aerial view of Denia.Denia, Castellon de la Plana
Templar Castle in Peniscola.Castillo, Peniscola
Church in Sagunto.Sagunto, Castellon de la Plana
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