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The Acueducto de Bejís is a 16th-century Roman aqueduct in Bejís, province of Castellón (Valencia), Spain, which originally had seven arches and still shows five today; it is a national monument and lies at the foot of the castle.

Tastefully renovated convent. Permanent exhibition on the Civil War, exhibition hall, library, coworking space, etc.

A small stone hermitage dedicated to Saint Margerita. Right next to it we find a shelter, with a fireplace and a fountain.

The eastern peak of La Salada, whose height of 1,577 m allows us to enjoy the magnificent 360-degree panoramic views. The path to the top is clean and in good condition.

At the top of La Salada (1,586 m) there is an old military base of the same name.

The most important of the snowdrifts in the area (this is what snowfields are called here) that served to store snow. It is located in the municipality of La Solana and Barranco Lucía Natural Park and is part of the Route of Trades, in which we can learn about the previous lives of people. There is an information panel where we can see where the rest of the snowdrifts are located.

It is a magnificent place to spend the day with the family, especially in summer as there is a lot of vegetation and some very nice bathing areas on the Palancia River. The recreational area has a water fountain, tables and benches, an open shelter and paella pans.

An old settlement that today is in ruins but has a very special charm and is surrounded by a wonderful natural environment next to the Palancia River.