Famous Castles of Castellón

10 historic castles and fortresses.

• Peñíscola Castle — A Templar castle on a rocky peninsula jutting into the Mediterranean, later home to Pope Benedict XIII (Papa Luna). The…
• Morella Castle — A massive fortress crowning one of Spain's most spectacular medieval walled towns. Its 2.5 km of walls and the castle a…
• Onda Castle — Known as the 'Castle of the Three Hundred Towers,' Onda's fortress is one of the largest in the Valencia region. The to…
• Xivert Castle — A combined Moorish-Templar castle on a hilltop in the Sierra de Irta. The castle preserves both its Islamic foundations…
• Alcalá de Xivert Castle — A hilltop castle above the town of Alcalá de Xivert, overlooking the Mediterranean coast and the Sierra de Irta natural…
• Vilafamés Castle — A castle crowning one of the most charming villages in the Castellón interior. The town below houses an important conte…
• Suera Castle — The remains of a Moorish castle in the Sierra de Espadán, surrounded by cork oak forests and natural springs. The castl…
• Montornés Castle — A ruined castle near Benicàssim on the Costa del Azahar, once controlling the coastal route between Valencia and Catalo…
• Almenara Castle — A castle on the hill of the same name overlooking the Castellón coastal plain. The name 'almenara' means lighthouse or…
• Castillo de Pulpis — A small medieval castle in the northern Castellón coast near Peñíscola. The castle controlled a stretch of the coast ro…