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After the Reconquista, many castles in the region were modified or rebuilt to adapt to Christian styles and needs.

The Castro Castle, an Arab fortress with an impressive watchtower at a height of about 780 m, was a fundamental bastion of the Moorish resistance at the time of their expulsion. It was taken by the Duke of Segorbe and General Cavanilles after the Castillo de Aín had also fallen. It was also used in the Carlist Wars. The castle covers an area of about 2,000 m2, where two parts can be distinguished: the "Albacar", a fortified refuge for the inhabitants of the towns dependent on the fortress; and on the other side, the castle itself, which presided surrounded by a large keep that was demolished in 1938 during the Civil War. The views are impressively beautiful.

The path leads us along the red rocks to the Pic de la Font de Cabres. Sure-footedness and a head for heights are required.

During the Civil War from 1930 to 1939, a large part of a huge line of trenches, bunkers, machine gun nests, magazines was excavated in Espadán, with which the Republican Army defended the city of Valencia during the war offensive. Along the route you can visit some of these defenses

From Penya Mig dia we have a spectacular panoramic view of a large part of the provinces of Castellón and Valencia.

A good place to enjoy the sunrise sitting quietly on the bench

Place with unbeatable views of the Castellón plain.

One of the best views of the region and the orange blossom coast.