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Magnificent view of the climb to Vistabella along the Benafigos road from this point near Vistabella.

One of the 1300 dry stone constructions spread between Atzeneta, Benafigos, Vistabella and Xodos.

a kind of official free camping spot - many locals here (by car) at the weekend; with toilets and showers.

Recommended tavern to have some tapas in a pleasant and very quiet place.

The sanctuary of Sant Joan de Penyagolosa (San Juan Bautista de Peñagolosa in Spanish) is located at the foot of the Peñagolosa massif. It is an important religious place and every year it serves as the end point of one of the oldest pilgrimages in the Valencian Community: The pilgrims of Useras.

Place of pilgrimage par excellence in the province

Municipality of the Alt Maestrat region, in the province of Castellón (Valencian Community). It is located in the middle of the Penyagolosa massif, limiting to the north with the province of Teruel. The origin of this population is Muslim, since Vistabella belonged to the castle of Culla. Vistabella has witnessed numerous historical events, such as the battle in 1812 against General Suchet during the Spanish war of independence, or important episodes of the Carlist wars, becoming the headquarters of the newspaper printing company of the time such as "Vanguardia". or "Flyer of War". Of its heritage, its castle stands out, of which a tower remains and part of the wall and the church of the Assumption, from the 17th century, one of the most important samples of Renaissance art in the Valencian territory. Part of the wall and two of the four entrances to the nucleus, the Forn and San Roc portals, have been preserved. Another important architectural sample is the palace house of Polo, from the 18th century, the prison and palace of King Pedro the Ceremonious, from the 14th century, the hermitage of San Antonio, from the 18th century.

Sanctuary, hermitage and shelter of Sant Joan de Penyagolosa.