Hotels in Castellón

Located on the Spanish east coast, this quiet Mediterranean city boasts more than 10 kilometres of beautiful beaches. You cannot leave without trying the rice, the basis of its exquisite gastronomy.

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Exceptional seafood gastronomy

Let's start discovering Castellón from its Plaza Mayor. This square is the heart of the city and is where the main monuments are concentrated: the Town Hall and the Lonja del Cáñamo, a Baroque building that now houses a cultural centre. Right next door, in the Plaza Mayor Market, we recommend buying bread, tomato and oil, and having a tasty snack. Another must-see in Castellón is the Concatedral de Santa María, in Gothic and Neo-Gothic style. The bell tower, popularly known as El Fadrí, is the city's symbol. El Graó, in the maritime district, is one of the most characterful neighbourhoods in Castellón and the Parque Ribalta is its green lung.