Municipality of Arabic origin. Following the conquest by James I, a Town Charter was granted in 1253 by Guillem de Montcada, in order for Bernat Mestres and 37 settlers to establish the town. In the year 1609, in the seaside district of El Grau, the port and the Watch Tower, now in ruins, were the stage for the expulsion of the Moors.
Agriculture, trade and tourism. Production of cardboard and ceramics.
The city centre, church, cultural centre, Town Hall (Avenida del Mar, 300 m), beaches, hermitage and many walking routes are all worth a visit.
Plana de Castelló. There are beaches such as El Grau, Masbó, la Torre, also known as Beniesma. Other beaches include the Playa del Belcaire, Estanyol and Pedraroja. You can also visit the Estanys -wetlands, where rainwater collects.
Economy
Agriculture, trade and tourism. Production of cardboard and ceramics.
What to see
The city centre, church, cultural centre, Town Hall (Avenida del Mar, 300 m), beaches, hermitage and many walking routes are all worth a visit.
Landscape
Plana de Castelló. There are beaches such as El Grau, Masbó, la Torre, also known as Beniesma. Other beaches include the Playa del Belcaire, Estanyol and Pedraroja. You can also visit the Estanys -wetlands, where rainwater collects.
