Itineraries

The Spaces of Remembrance are spaces to make visible and offer insight into the human cost of the Spanish Civil War, further describing the effects of the post-war period, and raise awareness of the culture of peace, democratic values, and the non-armed resolution of conflicts. At the air-raid shelter of Tetuan Square and in Sant […]

Castell Vell is a fortification of Andalusian origin. It was the capital city of the district until it was conquered by Jaume I in 1233, who divided the territory into Almassora and Castelló. The granting of the Privilege of Transfer to its inhabitants in 1251 resulted in the foundation of the current city of Castelló. […]

The Second Republic (1931-1939) was the first period of democratic government in the history of the Spanish State. It was a modernising effort, with important social and economic transformations, accompanied by a significant cultural drive across many sectors; a period not without social conflict and volatility. The itinerary includes an initial introductory panel and 10 […]

The part of the wall (13th-18th century) that we will visit stretches from Hernán Cortés Square to San Luis Street. Built using a mud wall technique, the wall has a pebble concrete, sand and lime foundation. Sant Pere or Alçaments Tower, located in Las Aulas Square, is one of the best-kept remains. The itinerary includes […]

The “Caminàs”, a wide road crossing the Castelló orchards, is the backbone of an old network of country roads. Built before the Roman domination, the Caminàs run all the way to the south until joining the Roman Via Augusta and the first settlements sprouted around it as Muslim farmhouses. Over time, a number of chapels […]

In 1859, a part of the Calvari cemetery (located on the current Ribalta promenade) had to be expropriated to link the Zaragoza road with Zapateros street, nowadays called Colón, and this meant that a new cemetery had to be built. The place chosen was a carob tree orchard on the other side of the Sec […]