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The old town is located on an imposing rock that rises 64 m above the sea and is connected to the mainland by a strip of sand that used to be washed away by the waves during storms, temporarily turning the city into an island. The history of today's city goes back to around 1000 BC. The current old town was a castle at the time. The current castle was built by the Knights Templar between 1294 and 1307 on the ruins of a Moorish fortress. It was also the residence of the two popes Benedict XIII (Papa Luna) and Clement VIII. Source: Wikipedia

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A tour through the streets is worth it; you will always find surprising views of the sea.

This forest surveillance observatory is located on top of the Santa María mountain. It can be accessed from the firebreak by a dirt track with a steep climb, from the Santa María hill and from the Corrales de los Manrros and Marimón by path. It has magnificent views and good panoramic views as befits an observatory. Totally recommended to go up, it does not disappoint your visit.

Peniscola offers beach life, a picturesque little old town and the mighty 13th-century castle.

14th century Templar castle. Well maintained and with great views.

If you are in Peniscola, you should also hike up the narrow streets. At the top you will be rewarded with a wonderful view and on the way there (or back) there are a number of cute little shops and restaurants that you would not have expected there. We were pleasantly surprised when we walked up there in the evening.