What to See in Torreblanca, Castellón

Nature in Torreblanca

Torreblanca offers iconic spots for outdoor enjoyment, alongside a vibrant urban center with everything visitors might need.

Parque Natural del Prat

The Parque Natural del Prat de Cabanes-Torreblanca is one of the area’s greatest natural treasures.

• Size: 800 hectares spanning the municipalities of Torreblanca and Cabanes
• Features: One of the best-preserved wetlands in Castellón
• Wildlife: A haven for native and migratory birds, including species like the little tern, collared pratincole, and Kentish plover

Walking or cycling routes through the park allow you to immerse yourself in its biodiversity and enjoy nature at its finest.

Beaches and Coves

The beaches and coves of Torreblanca are another highlight for those seeking pure nature, sea, and relaxation.

Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the Mediterranean view, these beaches make Torreblanca an ideal destination for a day by the sea.

Urban Center: Art and Culture Around Every Corner

The urban center of Torreblanca surprises visitors with its mix of urban art, history, and architecture.

• Street Murals: The town is adorned with colorful murals and art installations narrating local stories and traditions, turning Torreblanca into an open-air museum.

Historical and Religious Monuments

Fortress of San Francisco and the Primitiva Church

The Fortress of San Francisco is a must-see site.

• Highlights:
  • Houses the Primitiva Church, a simple yet well-preserved 15th-century chapel

Church of San Bartolomé

The Parish Church of San Bartolomé stands out as a religious and architectural landmark in Torreblanca.

• Location: Town center
• Features:
  • Impressive architecture showcasing religious style from its era
  • Dedicated to Saint Bartholomew, a key figure for locals and a point of interest for visitors

Fortified Hermitage of Sant Francesc

The Hermitage of Sant Francesc is a historical gem in Torreblanca.

• Features:
  • Fortified design housing the town’s original coat of arms
  • Spectacular views of the surrounding landscape, perfect for photography

Historical Legacy and Landmarks

Torre del Marqués

For history and architecture enthusiasts, the Torre del Marqués is unmissable.

• Highlights:
  • An enduring example of civil construction from medieval times
  • A well-preserved symbol of Torreblanca’s defensive history

Ermita del Calvario

The Ermita del Calvario, also known as the Chapel of the Santísimo Cristo del Calvario, is located atop the Montañita del Calvario.

• History:
  • Originates from the 18th century
  • Declared a Cultural Heritage Site in 2007