Castellon - the northernmost province of Valencia. Perhaps that is why it is losing to some of its neighbors on the popularity of community - the provinces of Alicante and Valencia. However, the reproach of monotony Castellon not work at all desire. Castellón is a genuine Spain in all its regal splendor, in the yellow light of the sun, in the Mediterranean generosity of orange groves in a quiet brute guitar strings, in a fiery flamenco. At the disposal of a Castellon province there is one of the best resort areas of Spain - Costa Azaar. The name is translated from Spanish as «Coast of an orange flower». An... [read more]
Castellon - the northernmost province of Valencia. Perhaps that is why it is losing to some of its neighbors on the popularity of community - the provinces of Alicante and Valencia. However, the reproach of monotony Castellon not work at all desire. Castellón is a genuine Spain in all its regal splendor, in the yellow light of the sun, in the Mediterranean generosity of orange groves in a quiet brute guitar strings, in a fiery flamenco. At the disposal of a Castellon province there is one of the best resort areas of Spain - Costa Azaar. The name is translated from Spanish as «Coast of an orange flower». An arrow of a cupid in heart of the romanticist. Castellon's charm becomes more obvious to pragmatists following direct acquaintance with the sights of the province. Castellon de la Plana at the east coast of Spain is a city which invites you to walk, relax and have a rest. Arabian "Castelló" or simply fortress was the first shelter of this city founders. It has been won by Jaime I in 1233. Now, it is a city with the industry both a quality handicraft and modern University Campus.
A Mediterranean climate, coastal atmosphere… Castellón de la Plana on the east coast of Spain is a town that invites you to stroll, relax and rest. On a gentle walk through the old town, you will discover the main monuments in the historic quarter, such as the City Hall, Fadri Tower and the Cathedral. If you leave the Plaza Mayor (main square) and head down Calle Caballeros, you will come to the pedestrianised area of Castellón, which boasts handsome buildings such as the Lonja (exchange), main theatre and post office (Correos).The romantic gardens in the Ribalta Park are a must. Amidst the shady trees and Baroque-style benches, you will discover statues of famous Spanish musicians such as Albéniz and Falla, as well as an exquisite bandstand. You can also take a walk along the lovely avenue that leads to the port of Castellón de la Plana. A gentle four-kilometre stroll will take you to the tourist area of El Grao, next to the large Pinar Beach. [view less]
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