What to see in Castellón

Castellón is a hidden treasure on the Valencian Coast, brimming with fascinating places that you simply can’t miss. At any time of the year, you can enjoy a day of tourism in Castellón without crowds and with an ideal climate for strolling through the old town or relaxing by the sea.

There are plenty of things to see in Castellón, so you’re sure not to run out of plans when you’re in the city.

The best places to see in Castellón

If you’re wondering what to see in Castellón, here are some ideas. Start your journey by discovering the charm of the city’s old town. Here, you will find the Co-Cathedral of Santa María, a Gothic architectural masterpiece with an impressive bell tower, El Fadrí. Not far away is the Museum of Fine Arts, home to a vast collection of Valencian art.

Your day of tourism in Castellón can continue in one of the city’s most famous districts, the Grao district, where all maritime activities and the beach area are concentrated. Here, you can visit the fishing and commercial port, the Royal Yacht Club or get lost among the shops and pubs in the area. Gourmets shouldn’t leave without trying the paella and typical rice dishes from this part of the Valencia coast.

Next to El Grao is Pinar Park, a huge green lung ideal for relaxing on the grass. If you’ve already seen the most touristy spots and don’t know what to do in Castellón, you can spend the day enjoying sports facilities, picnic areas and a 9-hole golf course, the Golf Costa Azahar de Castellón.

For sea lovers, Castellón’s beaches are a true paradise. In total, the city has three beaches with a stretch of about 4 km of golden sand: Playa del Pinar, Playa del Gurugú and Playa del Serradal. All of them have rest areas, playgrounds, spaces for sports or sunbathing.