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Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
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Lighthouses
The Lighthouse of Peñiscola, also known as Faro de Peñiscola in Spanish, is a must-see attraction located below the Castle in the City of the Sea. While visitors cannot access the viewing platform, they can still enjoy exceptional views from the balcony area with benches available. The lighthouse offers outstanding sunset views and a charming atmosphere. In addition to sunning on the beaches, visitors can explore the town's delicious food and cobbled streets in the old village.
Lighthouse located just under the Castle. Was inaugurated in 1899 with the light fueled by paraffin, then subsequently oil. Electricity arrived in 1929 and the last update was in 1970. Interesting that the light can be seen up to 23 nautical miles away.
Guyver I — Google review
Mesmerising… perhaps having sunrise/sunset tours at the lighthouse will be a great idea (not to make the area more touristy…)
Very nice on the outside, and although I didn't visit the inside because you have to pay, I am guessing it is beautiful too. It's located right next to the Castle which means to get there you need to walk up hill for a bit 😜 but it's worth seeing.
Not big one, but very nice.
One of the most beautiful lighthouse I have seen 👍🤗
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Beautiful and well preserved lighthouse. Worth the visit.
Very beautiful place, with a unique charm, a Old city in the middle of the sea! A must see!
C. Castillo, 2, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
Historic Walking Areas
Bufador is a natural blowhole located in Peniscola, known for its distinctive "snorting" sound and powerful water jets. This seven-meter high natural erosion formation opens up to the sea, offering visitors an original natural spectacle. Positioned next to the castle, it also houses the image of the city's patron saint. Visitors can explore this unique spot by standing in a specific corner indicated by the wall, where they can uncover all of its hidden secrets.
Such a cute and picturesque old town around the citadel. Wouldn't have expected that before coming to Peñíscola!
P R — Google review
It’s easy to miss, as signage isn’t really good. There isn’t much to see here - really just a hole in the ground. It’s definitely not worth making a special trip to visit. However, if you’re already in the old town and you’re touring shops, the castle, the seashell house, and enjoying the surrounding area then it’s a neat spot to stop by for three minutes.
Very interesting natural phenomenon, especially when the sea is rough. Needs better signposting to location.
The waves from the ocean were crushing in the hole, creating a big splash upward and exploding sound. It is located outside and is free.
Exceptional place, with plenty of cafe to while away the day.
Great view!
Tucked away amongst the buildings, you could hear him grumbling. It was a little scary.
Visited Peniscola and this place a while ago. Thoroughly enjoyed the walk and admired this quiant town. A hidden gem.
C. Príncipe, 21, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain•
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Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Fortress
Castell de Peníscola is a massive medieval fortress located on the seafront, once serving as a papal seat. The castle offers tours and hosts cultural events. Visitors can enjoy unparalleled views of the sea and the castle from modern, well-equipped rooms with spacious terraces. The surrounding old town features stunning white-washed houses, stone steps, narrow alleyways, and hidden viewpoints.
Peñíscola Castle is an incredible place to visit—rich in history and full of charm. If you’re a Game of Thrones fan, you’ll love knowing that parts of the series were filmed here, and walking through the same locations feels surreal.
The castle itself is beautiful, well-preserved, and offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the surrounding town. It’s a perfect blend of history and scenery.
The area around the castle is just as enjoyable, with lots of small shops to pick up souvenirs and plenty of restaurants with stunning views, making it a great spot to enjoy lunch or dinner after exploring.
The beach is also fantastic—clean, lively, and just steps away from the old town. Altogether, Peñíscola offers a perfect mix of culture, food, and relaxation.
Iwona C — Google review
Views for days. You can enjoy both the castle and the garden for a moderate price of 5 euro / adult. Lots to visit and explore. Perfect gateway for a cloudy day so you can enjoy the views without breaking a sweat.
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Peniscola Spain is the beautiful setting for this Castle jewel. It costs 5 euro to tour the Castle and Garden, each. Shoes or sandals with good traction will serve you well as the walk up to the Castle is on very smooth and worn stone steps, walk ways and streets, and dont forget you still have the walk down. This castle is amazing to see in person and has a long and interesting past. Must Visit!
Landmark & Historical Castle
This is the Spanish Mont Saint Michel, it is really nice to see and I believe unique in Spain. This Castle sits on the see and looks great from afar. In the town itself you can see a few narrow streets a few restaurants.
We enjoyed wandering around here, and can only highly recommend visiting!
Great old Castillo. Knights Template etc. interesting old town with good photo opportunities. €3.50 entrance to the castle for young and concessions such as over 60, a bit upset they didn't query our age.,€5 for normal entry. Enjoyable couple of hours. Large and steep steps in places. Well worth the visit.
Beautiful castle as seen in The Game of Thrones (GOT) Season 6. Well maintained with plenty of beautiful views of the city and beaches. Patking downtown is available. Nice walk up to the castle.
A stunning medieval castle with incredible views over the sea and the old town. Full of history, charm, and beautiful architecture – a must-see when visiting Peñíscola.
Amazing views to the sea, the pennisula, and the local beaches! The view is the best part of the experience, although, the castle does have a rich history, esp.the story of Pope Luna, and the castle garden was used in the shooting of A Game of Thrones. Sun block is recommended. ☀️🇪🇸🌅
C. Castillo, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
Museum
Specialty Museums
Step into the enchanting world of Magic Museum by Yunke, a whimsical museum that offers captivating exhibits and tours delving into the rich history of magicians. Located in close proximity to various dining options, this family-run museum provides an immersive experience with guided tours included in the ticket. Visitors are treated to centuries of magic and illusion, uncovering the well-kept secrets of renowned magicians.
Peñiscola is not all beach, views and castle! If you love magic and quick-stop museums, this one is for you!! Vicent was really fun!!
Alejandro S — Google review
Peniscola Magic Museum Yunke
I recently visited the Museum of Magic, and it was a fascinating experience that blends history, mystery, and spectacle in a captivating way. From authentic exhibits used by famous illusionists to interactive installations that challenge your perception of reality, the museum offers a true journey into the world of illusion.
The guided tour was excellent—well-informed and sprinkled with live magic moments that added a special flair to the visit. The kids had a great time, but even the adults like us were surprised and intrigued through out.
I highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in magic, history, or simply looking to spend a hour in a unique and enchanting place!
All the best from Transilvania(Dracula’ place)
I did the magic tour, I loved it, Súper interesting and with very entertaining magic included.
The place is great and very well laid out
I definitely recommend it. The tour was presented by Borja who made it very special.
Do not miss it if you go to Peñiscola
Recommended for the whole family
First of all, im Not spanish-speaking, we booked the museum tour and the show, I wouldn't do it again. There is a lot of spanish in this, and if you can't understand a lot it's not a great experience. We booked the "Comedy -show" so a big part of it is to understand the jokes...let's say we haven't laughed a lot, the tricks were fine but all in all for 120€ too expensive...the Museum should state a warning for some shows that Spanish is highly recommended...very unfortunate.
Do not undertake this tour if you cannot speak Spanish! My family booked it as it was not made clear that the tour was Spanish only. We were told we would get a refund but have been refused! Effectively they stole our money! Not a nice company.
We had an amazing time here, attended by Alex. Exceeded my expectations a lot
Very nice place, you can feel inside a magic house literally. They explained little bit about history of magic shows and make a little show at the beginning. 100% recommended
I recommend the visit. They explain you the history of the magic shows since its beginings and the guide makes some amazing magic tricks during the visit.
C. Mayor, 41, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain•
Bed & breakfast
Hostal Dios Está Bien is a charming and informal hotel located in the heart of Peniscola's old town. The cozy rooms and studios feature original stone walls, modern bathrooms, and contemporary decor. Guests can enjoy a generous breakfast with freshly roasted coffee at the relaxed cafe. The hotel's rooftop terrace offers excellent views and a relaxing atmosphere. The Swiss hospitality, attention to detail, and dog-friendly policy make it a perfect home away from home for travelers looking for personal touches and warm ambiance.
Great accommodation, beautiful, clean, extremely comfortable, of very good taste. Most welcoming and nice staff.
The location is perfect.
Beautiful terrace on top.
I also recommend the breakfast, with homemade bread.
Thank you for having us!
Iulia S — Google review
We had a lovely stay! Despite having a bit of trouble finding the place, having to wend our way (with luggage) up the windy paths, we got directions from a local-- the old town is so small everyone knows where everyone lives. Beautiful room, amazingly quiet, the best bed of our whole trip. Also the best breakfast! Wonderful hosts.
The hostal offers confortable rooms with nice rustic art decorations. Their breakfast is very tasty. Location is great, within the city center (no cars so no traffic and noise, but you will need to walk from nearest parking zone). The area is close to the beaches and within the historic center. There are stairs to reach the room and you can store a baby stroller at the reception. The hostal is owned by a Finnish-Spanish couple - they both and their staff are incredibly friendly and nice. Service was really great and our stay in Peniscola was amazing.
We didn’t stay here, but had breakfast here twice on our holiday. They are really welcoming, it has a great atmosphere, and the food is lovely. Do not miss it on your holiday! Oh and the coffee is divine!
Amazing service by Miia and Xavi!!! Super helpful and kind, go out of their way to help us or accommodate our needs. Great breakfast with homemade bread, good value for the stay, good coffee, and we simply just love chilling outside along the beautiful street.
We had a lovely 3 night stay in May. Excellent, small b&b, near the castle in Peñiscola, very good value. The owners were very friendly. The breakfasts were excellent, with alot of choice. And the bar opposite also owned by them, had a small but very good menu, and good drinks selection, lovely to sit outside in the evening in the picturesque street. Highly recommend.
We had a fantastic stay at this little guesthouse in Peñiscola old town. Perfectly located with two perfect and hard working hosts. The rooms were perfect, comfortable and warm with a roof terrace with views over the rooftops and out to sea. We ate a wonderful breakfast inside and had a good dinner outside the night before. Thoughtful touches such as blankets to keep you warm outside are a nice touch. A fantastic place and we will return.
Lovely little hotel near the top of the walled town. Wonderful friendly people, delicious breakfast in a magical setting. If you're driving in it's a bit of an adventure if you need to unload near the hotel - the drive up through the narrow streets was a little white knuckle but very memorable!
C. San Roque, 22, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain•
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Avinguda del Papa Luna is a must-visit when exploring the charming town of Peñíscola. This picturesque promenade runs alongside the North Beach, providing stunning views of both the sandy shores and the historic center crowned by its majestic castle. As you stroll along Avinguda del Papa Luna, you'll find an array of delightful terraces perfect for sipping a drink or indulging in some ice cream.
Hotel
Boutique
Hotel Boutique La Mar offers minimalist accommodations with stunning views of the castle or the sea. Situated in the heart of Peniscola, this adults-only hotel is steps away from Norte Beach and Portal fosc. Guests can enjoy a hip restaurant and bar, as well as a rooftop terrace with panoramic views. The hotel's modern decor, attentive staff, and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal place to unwind.
FABULOUS boutique hotel right on the water and right next to castle. We were greeted by the lovely Ines at reception who made our early check in seamless. Hotel is super modern, super clean and staff is very helpful and thoughtful. And a rooftop patio to die for! We will definitely be coming back and I’ve told all my Canadian friends to put this hidden gem of a city and this hotel at the top of their list.
Deborah F — Google review
The walls between rooms are very thin, so we were exposed to all kinds of noise and even cigarette smells from neighboring rooms. One night, an alarm went off in the room next to us at 11 PM and continued for 35 minutes. We informed the reception, but unfortunately, no solution was offered.
The air conditioning worked in the evening but stopped working in the morning. Also, the bathroom has a glass wall, so there is very little privacy.
The room was spacious, clean and the receptionists were super nice! The breakfast includes sweet pastries and savoury for a very reasonable price. The location and the view is amazing. We will definitely come back!
Really nice, bright, modern hotel with friendly staff who were very accommodating with our requests. The location is excellent, with stunning sea views from the terrace and some rooms. It is also right beside the castle area with tonnes of authentic bars and restaurants close by. Wouldn't hesitate to come back here.
They have a real good photographer, because the rooms look much bigger at the pictures then I real life. The bed is too small for a tall person.
Rooms are new rebuild and look pretty. Clean and good quality.
Earplugs are recommended for the morning when other guests are leaving the hotel.
Area is very good. Many bars around and view is amazing.
Beautiful. Fantastic location with a view of the beach from our balcony. We happened to be there during the annual moorish christian festival, with bulls around the corner and a parade over two nights.
Great service. Clean rooms and amazing views. Also very quiet at night when closing the windows. Make sure you visit the third floor outdoor seating room
Central. Literally between castle walls and the sea.. Clean small room but had own balcony... Chill out space with great views of the beach.. Staff very helpful... Pricing and Booking transport for us
C. Porteta, 16, bajo, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain•
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
Església de l'Ermitana, also known as the Church of the Virgin Eremitana, is a significant religious site in Peniscola's old town. Dating back to 1717, it holds great importance as the patron saint of the city is Lady of the Hermitage. Situated next to the castle, its stunning Valencian Baroque facade makes it unmissable while exploring the area.
Nice preserved church. Free entry
Pedro G — Google review
Small church but very impressive. It was the climb worth
Lovely. Also, free entry.
Beautiful church
The church is okay, but there is wind.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful spot under Peñíscola Castle. The flowers are beautifully maintained. There's no problem loving anyone. If you love someone, show it.
The place has a drinking fountain, and it can get hot in the summer.
🌗🦠🧭🛴
(Original)
Precioso rincón bajo el castillo de Peñíscola, las flores están super bien cuidadas, no hay problema en amar a nadie, si amas a esa persona demuéstraselo.
El lugar tiene una fuente de agua potable y en verano puede hacer calor.
🌗🦠🧭🛴
(Translated by Google) A beautiful cathedral with a tranquil atmosphere. It's a pleasure to visit and experience the emotions of the experience.
(Original)
Красивый собор, спокойная атмосфера. Приятно зайти и получить эмоции от посещения.
(Translated by Google) The Church of Our Lady of the Hermitage is an architectural gem of Peñíscola, closely linked to the Castle of Pope Luna.
Description and Architecture
Style and Period: It was built in the Baroque style at the beginning of the 18th century, specifically between 1708 and 1714.
Patron of the Construction: Its construction was financed by Sancho de Echevarría, then military governor of Peñíscola, in gratitude for his loyalty to Philip V during the War of the Spanish Succession.
Structure: It has a Latin cross floor plan with a single nave and two chapels on each side. The nave is covered with a barrel vault.
Defensive Character: It is attached to the castle and was built with clearly defensive features, giving it a very distinctive appearance.
Façade: The façade is topped by a mixtilinear cornice with pinnacles. The church features a prominent framed coat of arms of Spain, depicting King Philip V, as well as military allegories.
Devotion and Tradition
Patron Saint: The church houses the venerated image of Our Lady of the Hermitage, patron saint of the city.
Festivities: The feast day of Our Lady of the Hermitage is celebrated on September 8th with traditional dances that have been declared of National Tourist Interest.
(Original)
La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Ermitana es una joya arquitectónica de Peñíscola, íntimamente ligada al Castillo del Papa Luna.
Descripción y Arquitectura
Estilo y Época: Fue edificada en estilo Barroco a principios del siglo XVIII, específicamente entre 1708 y 1714.
Patrono de la Construcción: Su construcción fue sufragada por Sancho de Echevarría, entonces gobernador militar de Peñíscola, en agradecimiento a su fidelidad a Felipe V durante la Guerra de Sucesión.
Estructura: Presenta una planta de cruz latina con una sola nave y dos capillas a cada lado. La nave se cubre con bóveda de cañón.
Carácter Defensivo: Está adosada al castillo y fue construida con características claramente defensivas, lo que le confiere un aspecto muy particular.
Fachada: La fachada está rematada por una cornisa mixtilínea con pináculos. Destaca el gran escudo de España del rey Felipe V enmarcado en ella, así como alegorías militares.
Devoción y Tradición
Patrona: La iglesia alberga la venerada imagen de la Virgen de la Ermitana, patrona de la ciudad.
Fiestas: La festividad de la Virgen de la Ermitana se celebra el 8 de septiembre con danzas tradicionales que han sido declaradas de Interés Turístico Nacional.
Pl. Armas, 21, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
Maritime museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
Located in the old school building immortalized by Spanish director Berlanga in his film Calabuig, Museu de la Mar is a maritime museum in Peniscola. It aims to preserve and showcase the town's maritime heritage. The museum offers a historical journey through fishing gear since medieval times, displaying utensils used for different fishing techniques and objects such as amphorae and ship models. Additionally, it features three aquariums with aquatic animals.
Although the museum is currently closed due to coronavirus, the area offers impressive views of the water and there is a replica cannon. It is spacious, so you can easily social distance. Our guide over the years has been Pablo, he is knowledgeable and provides ample history of the area.
Guyver I — Google review
Free museum that is extremely small. Not a lot to see to be honest, but worth the visit. What I personally liked is the type of sea life that in the are.
Nice museum with small exposition. Well explained history of the Peniscola and surrounding area.
Well, it's free. Inside you may find something interesting. I personally liked seeing photographs of how the peninsula has changed over the years. Beyond this, you may enjoy reading about the fishing history of the area and some explanations of local sea animals. If I had to pay, I'd be disappointed.
Air-conditioned which is fantastic for during the summer heat and well-explained fishing techniques and historical changes of the Peñiscola ports.
From all the things we did in our vacation, the museum was the most fun.
Small but free. Attraction for 30 minutes
Small free museum in a beautiful location.
C. Príncipe, 1, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
Hotel
Spa
Hotel RH Don Carlos & SPA is a modern hotel in Peniscola, located near Norte Beach and Sur Beach. The hotel features a restaurant, bar, outdoor pool with sea views, and a full-service spa offering massages and body treatments. Guests can also enjoy an indoor pool and sauna. The rooms are well-equipped with amenities including a minibar, flat-screen TV, and balcony with city views. Situated next to the convention center, this hotel offers great value for a pleasant stay in Peniscola.
Great hotel, great location, green food, great staff. We stayed for 6 days in a Junior Suite. Our balcony had a sea view, two sun loungers and a couple of chairs with a small table. We paid for underground parking I advance. With our room we had full board ~ the food was great at all times, with the option to sit in or outdoors. All the waiters/waitresses were friendly, especially Juan (I think that was his name). The roof top solarium offered plenty of loungers, umbrellas, an outdoor bar and a medium size pool. Great views here of Peniscola Castle. Unfortunately we did not experience the spa on site.
Jo H — Google review
2nd time of coming to this hotel and it lived up to our previous visit. This time we had asuite again but we given the top suite on the fourth floor with a wonderful balcony. Superb views of the beach and castle. We stay on fullboard and very pleased with the buffet food selection each meal time. Parking underground is available for a fee and is pre-bookable. We always add this to our booking as we drive from England and need the car for our return journey! This visit had entertainment four nights out of seven. The resort of Peniscola is quiet at the end of May but does resemble a Spanish resort and not full of British tourists - yet!
A brilliant place to stay. We had a lovely room with seating area; balcony with chairs and loungers . Excellent view of the castle and beach. Easy walking distance to the beach and restaurants. Staff members were helpful.
Great hotel located close to beach and dining places. Modern. Our two rooms suite was large and functional
Large bathroom had two sinks. Tub and shower. Great breakfast buffet. Only issue is housekeeping turns off a/c so our room was excessively hot and it took hours for the a/c to cool.
Amazing hotel and the staff have been welcoming and very professional. Dayana in the cafe is getting a special mention for her cheeriness to all who come into the cafe area of the Hotel. 2 mins walk to the beach and restaurants nearby. Eating in the Hotel is good too. Try this Hotel. It has everything you need or want in a Hotel. Book direct it is cheaper than using the well known booking agents. Peniscola is lovely by day but by night is pretty.
Great hotel in a great location. Nice pool good rooms, great AC, nice balcony area, good breakfast, friendly staff, they even gave a bottle of water when we left so we had some water for the road.
Fantastic stay at this hotel. The staff were so welcoming and friendly and are a credit to the RH HOTEL group. Had breakfast and evening meal there and could not fault it. Absolutely delicious 😋 the room we stayed in was spotless and had an amazing view of the castle. Location is just perfect. The pool area is spotless and again the views amazing. Great location, would 100% come back to this hotel.
+large room and very clean
+nice staff
+super service
+nice view on the castle
+large bathroom
+large balcony
-rooms are old so my couch was not suitable and dirty… room 409
Avenida Mestre Bayarri, 10, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain•
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Beach
Playa Sur is a perfect destination for a weekend getaway, offering unbeatable views of the sea and Peniscola Castle from its modern, well-equipped rooms. The friendly and professional staff ensure a pleasant stay, while the nearby beach allows for peaceful walks and relaxation in September. The on-site restaurant impresses with high-quality buffet options, including local dishes and a variety of desserts. Additionally, the small yet clean and charming spa provides a gratifying experience for two.
Very nice beach with a view on the castle and the medieval city
Phu V — Google review
Beautiful beach with amazing views 😍❤️ Calm, cosy place for couples, families or friends.
We always use the south beach, it is usually very calm, also shallow for the young toddlers. The nearby facilities include a wide range of eating establishments, and the working port is alongside, you see all the fishing boats return at 1530 to 1600 weekdays, fitness apparatus on the beach for those so minded.
Great beach. Fantastic views. Has all amenities
Mainly Spanish holiday destination but most places have some English speakers
A tranquil, comfortable and beautiful bay
Ideal for kids, because is not deep.
Good for families with young children
Av. Akra Leuka, 17, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain, USA•
Historical landmark
Perched on a mountain peak overlooking the Mediterranean, Castillo del Papa Luna in Peniscola is a magnificent walled castle-fortress that attracts around 330,000 visitors annually. The well-maintained facilities offer numerous spaces to explore and provide abundant audiovisual information at every turn. Visitors are treated to breathtaking sea views and can even descend into the dungeon, a rare opportunity in castles worldwide. The ticket price includes access to the castle's weapons park located nearby.
Can buy the tickets with a credit card. It includes the castle and the garden which is below the castle. Lots of stairs and going up the hill. Lots of market stalls and resturants newr the castle.
There is a free lookout area as well..
Marina U — Google review
It's definitely a beautiful place. Impressively well-conserved.
To be honest, the different expositions throughout the castle were a bit of a letdown. Nothing was original, the entire place was filled with bad replicas.
Interesting castle built in the 13th century by the Knights Templar, Peñíscola Castle became the summer residence of Pope Benedict XIII, known as Pope Luna. This pontiff lived in the castle during his exile in the 15th century and left an indelible mark on the city's history. The castle walls and towers offer spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Valencian coast, an unforgettable visual experience. A fortress that was the residence of Pope Luna in the 15th century, steeped in the history of the Knights Templar.
This village is so full of garage it’s truly sad. It’s like a Disney world here that’s gone rotten. I’ve been here many times and it just keeps going downhill. There is potential here but this castle and town need environmental change. Would not recommend at the moment. September 19th, 2025 22:40pm
Great view! 100% Recomend this place over all places at Sea cost
The views are very worth it, because you can see both beaches, and its basically only possible from up there. Also the gardens were certainly the highlight of the trip
Very well restored, some interesting information.
Worth the drive from Valencia
The whole area around is beautiful
Castillo de Peñíscola, C. D Jaime Sanz, 36, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
13Playa Norte vistas espectaculares
Historical landmark
Playa Norte, renowned for its breathtaking views, is the crown jewel among Peniscola's 16 stunning beaches. Stretching over 5 kilometers, this vibrant beach is flanked by a picturesque promenade that boasts an array of top-notch services and amenities to enhance your visit. For those in search of a more serene escape, nearby options like Playa Pebret, Playa Russo, Playa Sur, and Playa Viudas offer pristine natural settings perfect for relaxation and privacy.
(Translated by Google) Peñíscola's North Beach is, without a doubt, the quintessential postcard of this beautiful town in Castellón, and visiting it in September is a choice that borders on perfection. This month marks the end of the high season, offering visitors an experience that combines the best of summer and the tranquility of autumn.
An Unforgettable Setting
The main attraction of North Beach is its imposing backdrop: the majestic Papa Luna Castle. Almost 5 kilometers long and with fine, golden sand, the beach stretches in a clean, well-kept arc that culminates in the peninsula where the fortress sits.
Advantages of Visiting in September
September offers the ideal balance to fully enjoy this setting:
Perfect Weather: Temperatures are still very pleasant, ideal for lying in the sun, but without the stifling heat of July and August. This is the month when the heat "begins to lessen as much," making it perfect for enjoying the whole day.
Less Crowded: The influx of tourists decreases considerably after the school year ends. This translates into greater calm and tranquility. You'll have plenty of space to stroll, set up your umbrella, and enjoy the calm waters without being crowded.
Warm Waters: The Mediterranean Sea remains an excellent temperature for swimming, as it has been warming up throughout the summer. You can still enjoy a dip without the cold weather that approaches later in the fall.
(Original)
La Playa Norte de Peñíscola es, sin duda, la postal por excelencia de esta hermosa localidad castellonense, y visitarla en septiembre es una elección que roza la perfección. Este mes marca el final de la temporada alta, regalando a los visitantes una experiencia que combina lo mejor del verano y la tranquilidad del otoño.
Un Escenario Inolvidable
El gran atractivo de la Playa Norte es su imponente telón de fondo: el majestuoso Castillo del Papa Luna. Con sus casi 5 kilómetros de longitud y su arena dorada y fina, la playa se extiende en un arco limpio y bien cuidado que culmina en la península donde se asienta la fortaleza.
Ventajas de Visitar en Septiembre
Septiembre ofrece el equilibrio ideal para disfrutar plenamente de este entorno:
Clima Perfecto: Las temperaturas siguen siendo muy agradables, ideales para tumbarse al sol, pero sin el sofocante calor de julio y agosto. Es el mes donde el calor "empieza a no apretar tanto", lo que lo hace perfecto para disfrutar durante todo el día.
Menos Masificación: La afluencia de turistas disminuye considerablemente tras la vuelta al cole. Esto se traduce en una mayor calma y tranquilidad. Tendrá espacio de sobra para pasear, instalar su sombrilla y disfrutar de las tranquilas aguas sin agobios.
Aguas Templadas: La temperatura del mar Mediterráneo se mantiene excelente para el baño, ya que ha estado calentándose durante todo el verano. Aún se puede disfrutar de un chapuzón sin el frío que se acerca más tarde en el otoño.
Ben M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Large beach, good weather in mid-September and not very crowded.
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Playa grande,a mitad de septiembre buen tiempo y nada masificado.
(Translated by Google) This beach is very beautiful.
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Muy bonita esta playa.
Castillo de Peñíscola, Pl. Armas, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain
14Playa Norte
Playa Norte is a stunning beach that offers an array of exciting water sports, including paddleboarding and kayaking, making it a perfect spot for adventure enthusiasts. The beach itself is not only clean and picturesque but also bustling with shops that cater to tourists. With its vibrant atmosphere, Playa Norte invites visitors to soak up the sun while enjoying both relaxation and recreation in this lively coastal paradise.
(Translated by Google) Clean, pretty, and full of shops. Very touristy atmosphere.
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Limpia, bonita y llena de comercios. Ambiente muy turistico.
Laura C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Peñiscola has two beaches, North and South.
North Beach is the most famous and magnificent, stretching to the town of Benicarlo, with a stretch of more than 5 kilometers of fine golden sand and calm waters, ideal for families and water activities.
It has lifeguards, showers, sun lounger rentals, and sports areas.
The views from this beach are wonderful, including the Papa Luna Castle and the Old Town.
It has a Blue Flag, a Q Flag for Tourist Quality, and also the AENOR Green Flag for its high quality and environmental commitment.
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Peñiscola cuenta con dos playas Norte y Sur.
La Playa Norte es la más famosa y grandiosa ya que se extiende hasta la localidad de Benicarlo, con una extensión de más de 5 kilómetros con una arena dorada y fina y aguas tranquilas, ideales para las familias y las actividades acuaticas.
Cuenta con socorristas, duchas alquiler de hamacas y zonas deportivas.
Las vistas desde ésta Playa son maravillosas con el Castillo del Papa Luna y su Casco Antiguo.
Tiene Bandera Azul, Bandera Q de Calidad Turística y también la Bandera Verde de AENOR por su alta calidad y compromiso medioambiental.
Avinguda de la Mar, 1, 12598 Peniscola, Castellón, Spain
15Peñiscola Primera Línea de Playa
Holiday apartment rental
Peñiscola Primera Línea de Playa is a fantastic choice for those seeking a beachside getaway. This charming apartment boasts the convenience of private parking, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. One of its standout features is the terrace, where guests can soak in breathtaking views of the expansive and stunning beach right at their doorstep. It's an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the coastal scenery!
(Translated by Google) I love it, it's one of the most beautiful towns in Spain 🥰
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Me encanta, es uno de los pueblos más bonito de España 🥰
Belgica L — Google review
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C. San Roque is a charming destination in Peniscola known for its fresh and delicious food. Visitors can enjoy the renowned Route of Rices, offering a variety of rice dishes. The area is dotted with eateries and tapas bars, with D. Jaime Sanz Street and San Roque Street being particularly popular for both casual bites and full meals.
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Mira is a charming spot known as Mirador Cerromar, where visitors can enjoy stunning and serene ocean vistas. It's the perfect place to experience the refreshing sea breeze on a warm summer day.
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Monuments & Statues
The Estàtua de Benet XIII (Papa Lluna) is a beautiful statue located near the illuminated castle, creating a picturesque setting. The statue of Benedict XIII, also known as Papa Luna, has become a popular spot for taking selfies. Visitors can enjoy a scenic walk to the castle through the old town of Peniscola, navigating narrow and sometimes steep streets and stairs.
Inaugurated in 2007, this Bronze statue represents absolutely nothing of the actual physical appearance of Papa Luna: in reality, he was a small, extremely thin man dedicated to the world of academia, more along the lines of a Mr. Barnes from the Simpsons rather than the imposing myth that has been created. Some argument can be made that the statue represent his strong character and beliefs, but physically, zero in common with the statue.
Guyver I — Google review
The statue of Pope Benedict XIII, or Papa Luna, in Peñíscola stands as a reminder of one of the most controversial figures in papal history. Once a powerful leader during the Great Western Schism, Benedict XIII made Castell de Peníscola his refuge, refusing to renounce his claim to the papacy even in exile. His legacy is one of resilience and defiance, and this statue, overlooking the sea, captures his unwavering determination. Standing before it, you can almost feel the weight of history—the echoes of a time when the fate of the Church was as stormy as the Mediterranean waves behind him.
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(Translated by Google) Impressive statue of Benedict XIII, better known as Papa Luna. Would he have thought that he would one day become a point of interest for selfies?? So people still look online (at least sometimes!!) to see who they took a selfie with. However, you should also be able to walk well on the circular route to the castle through the old town of Peniscola. It goes through narrow, sometimes steep streets and stairs up to the castle.
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Beeindruckende Statue von Benedikt XIII., besser bekannt als Papa Luna. Ob er gedacht hätte, das er mal ein Point of Interest für Selfis wird ?? So wird (jedenfalls manchmal !!) noch im Internet nachgeschaut, mit wem man da ein Selfi gemacht hat. Man sollte auf dem Rundweg zur Burg durch die Altstadt von Peniscola allerdings auch gut zu Fuß sein. Es geht durch enge, teilweise steile Gassen und Treppen bis hoch zur Burg.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and imposing sculpture. Its location is imposing and I imagine it saying as it looks: Here I am guarding my castle and final resting place.
It is worth seeing it up close due to its large size. It's very pretty.
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Bonita e imponente escultura. Su ubicación impone y la imagino diciendo mientras mira: Aquí estoy vigilando mi castillo y última morada.
Impone verla de cerca por su gran tamaño. Es muy bonita.
(Translated by Google) Peñiscola Castle is poorly signposted; you can't move because the access stairs are overrun by restaurants on both sides. The buses to get there went all the way to the top because they ran infrequently and there were only a few buses. I discovered the House of Shells the next day because it wasn't signposted, and I didn't see this statue in the end.
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El castillo de Peñiscola mal señalizado , no se puede uno mover porque las escaleras de acceso estan invadidas por los restaurantes a ambos lados.Los autobuses para ir iban hasta arriba porque pasaban con poca frecuencia y pocos buses. La casa de las conchas la descubri al dia siguiente porque no estaba señalizada y esta estatua al final no la vi
(Translated by Google) At the foot of the castle, with free access and a ramp. I really liked it.
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A los pies del Castillo de vista gratuita y con rampa de acceso. A mí me ha gustado mucho.
(Translated by Google) At the foot of the castle, near the entrance to the castle, on one side of a rock, we find the bronze statue of Benedict III, known as Pope Luna, dressed in papal attire and seated on the throne. The curiosity arose as to who created this statue; the sculptor was Sergio Blanco, a member of the well-known musical duo Sergio y Estibaliz.
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A los pies del castillo Cerca de la entrada al castillo en un lateral encima de una roca nos encontramos con la estatua de bronce de Benedicto III, conocido como el Papa Luna, ataviado con el atuendo papal sentado en el trono. La curiosidad fue saber quien fue el autor de esta estatua, el escultor fue Sergio Blanco, se trata del miembro del conocido dúo musical Sergio y Estibaliz.
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
La Casa de les Petxines is a true gem in the charming town of Peñíscola, renowned for its unique façade adorned entirely with seashells. This captivating building has become a beloved landmark among locals and visitors alike, often serving as a picturesque backdrop for photos. The story behind its creation adds to its allure; it was transformed by a devoted husband who decorated the exterior with shells to celebrate his wife's passion for collecting them.
Very old castle of a former "Pope". Very interesting story of how the castle came to be. Has a guided tour (which we did not take). Very beautiful castle. Always amazed at the way buildings of this magnificence was built by hand.
Chris S — Google review
If you’re already in Peñíscola and you’re already visiting the old town, it’s worth dropping by this house. It’s incredibly unique and quite beautiful. I wouldn’t go well out of my way to make a special trip strictly for this attraction.
Emblematic Peñiscola building that serves as a favorite picture taking spot--the history behind the house is fascinating with the husband redoing the exterior with shells in response to his wife's favorite pastime, collecting sea shells.
A must see if you and visit the castle area as it is close to it. It is also close to the Buceador. The seashell details are intricate amd beautiful.
It's a cool place, the whole house is covered in seashells!
I loved the originality of this house and the restuarant that is near by is really good, it has a nice view and affordable. Definitively what expected and a bit more.
5 Euro. Beautiful building.
Awesome house!
C. Farones, 4, 12, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
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Nature & Parks
Hiking area
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Other Nature & Parks
Rugged natural park edging 10 miles of coastline with mountains, coves & castles.
The scenery is breathtaking. And very clear water also has many caves to explore and very stunning see more place on my IG : Aha_ppylady
Middle F — Google review
Nice place for a day on a natural beach. The road is a bit rought and through the hills, so beware. Very nice views
We found this place by accident and it was fascinating. There's a long gravel road leading all across the park where you can either enjoy the view of the clifs or you can take a swim. Be aware that some of beaches here are kind of dangerous to get into the water but there's a few where there's sand leading all the way to the water making it ideal. There's also not a lot of people here so you can enjoy some privacy.
went hiking here. really beautiful place but the sun could be strong so be careful..
Nice place to be if you love the nature.
Biuteaful beach. Very good for family with kids
Magic! Be prepared with the right outfit, shoes and drinks + food depending on the distance. It gets hot and it's a mix of being covered in the shadow or totally in the open son so be careful! Many birds and butterflies will come along and maybe you get to see some other animals.
Beautiful natural place, we have now walked there on 3 occasions, a different part of track each time. Coastal track not well signposted but some lovely coves, and nobody else around. Saw some bikes and runners on track to Bodum tower and St Antoni's hermitage. Beautiful coastal views well worth the hike. No facilities at all so make sure you take everything you could need with you.
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Nature & Parks
The garden El Parc d'Artilleria is a well-maintained and pristine attraction that offers visitors a delightful experience. It would be preferable if entry to the park was free, separate from the obligation to purchase tickets for the castle. The park provides an ideal spot to unwind and admire the surrounding scenery without any pressure to buy anything. Furthermore, it boasts stunning views of both the castle and its surroundings.
Beautiful place, an amazing view. Game of thrones filming location.
Iskra S — Google review
Small park, the price of visiting is included with the ticket purchased for entry to the castle. Nice views of the castle and area. Audio guide can be downloaded so you know the history.
Very nice park and historical site
Amazing views. I didn't pay to go in, but from where I saw it, it looked gorgeous! The green of the plants combined with the blue sea made my eyes melt. So worth it!
This place let me in awe. The gardens are so nice and well taken care of. Adding them to the sea is the perfect combination. Really recomend for admiring the view and taking some pictures.
Beautiful place, contrast of blue sky, blue sea, green palms and Peniscola Castle set behind it all is a stunning backdrop.
Nice view..well maintained..
Nice garden. Clean and well preserved. It should be a free visit and not obligated to buy entry to the castle to visit the park. It whould be good if it was just a nice spot to sit, relax and watch the views.
C. Olvido, 18, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
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Sandy beach in Sierra de Irta Natural Park, featuring rocky dunes harboring diverse marine life.
Nice beach in full nature
Harry V — Google review
You cannot go there with vehicles from 2 June to 1 Sept
When I visited it was possible to reach this beach by car (after 7th September 2025) however we didn’t want to initially go to this beach but had to because the road was blocked for maintenance work, hence we could not even proceed by car nor foot.
The beach itself is nothing special, water isn’t clear, snorkelling was not worth it, very few fishes and no clarity. We noted quite a few jellyfish in the water. Place was also invaded by mosquitos and wasps. We got even stung by one and had to leave as it was not possible to stay any longer in those conditions.
Good thing there is a picnic area next to the parking lot, which you can use if you bring your own food!
Nice place after the buzy peniscola
(Translated by Google) A beautiful beach, but with a strong smell of seaweed at times. The water was fine and there was plenty of room for everyone, but the surroundings need a little more maintenance.
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Bonita playa pero con fuerte olor a algas en algunos momentos. El agua estaba bien y había sitio de sobra para todos, pero el entorno necesita un poco más de mantenimiento.
(Translated by Google) A great place to take a dip in clean, clear waters 👍👌👏
It takes a while, the path was good, and there were stretches of dirt.
The image shows an informational sign about the Duna del Pebret Flora Microreserve, located in the Serra d'Irta, in the Valencian Community. The sign details the importance of the dunes for maintaining natural beaches and features several species of flora that inhabit this area.
The dunes are a unique coastal ecosystem that is home to plants and animals adapted to this environment.
Notable flora species include the sea thistle (Eryngium maritimum), the beach milkweed (Euphorbia paralias), and the sea lily (Pancratium maritimum).
The sign emphasizes the importance of conserving these species and prohibits leaving the trails or paths to prevent habitat degradation.
Sea thistle is a perennial plant that grows in dunes and sandy areas, with whitish stems and blue flowers. It tolerates salinity, wind, and drought well.
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Un gran sitio para darse un chapuzón aguas limpias y transparentes 👍👌👏
Se tarda un poquito el camino estaba bien a y tramos de tierra
La imagen muestra un cartel informativo sobre la Microreserva de flora Duna del Pebret, ubicada en la Serra d'Irta, en la Comunidad Valenciana. El cartel detalla la importancia de las dunas para el mantenimiento de las playas naturales y presenta varias especies de flora que habitan en esta zona.
Las dunas son un ecosistema costero único que alberga plantas y animales adaptados a este entorno.
Entre las especies de flora destacadas se encuentran el cardo marítimo (Eryngium maritimum), la lechetresna de playa (Euphorbia paralias) y la azucena de mar (Pancratium maritimum).
El cartel subraya la importancia de la conservación de estas especies y prohíbe salirse de los senderos o caminos para evitar la degradación del hábitat.
El cardo marítimo es una planta perenne que crece en dunas y zonas arenosas, con tallos blanquecinos y flores azuladas. Soporta bien la salinidad, el viento y la sequía.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful sandy beach, calm sea, you can easily admire the fish.
Top notch 😍 Pascal and Sylvie 2025
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Belle plage de sable , mer calme , on peut admirer les poissons facilement.
Au top 😍 Pascal et Sylvie 2025
(Translated by Google) We went at the end of June and it meets each and every one of the opinions I have read.
Access is somewhat complicated by car (but nothing that cannot be done with care: curves, slopes and some cliffs). The views along the way are spectacular.
Without services: showers, lifeguard or beach bar; Although I understand that if you choose this beach you are looking for something “different” from the usual.
Overcrowded? For it being the end of June I have seen more people than I expected (we arrived at 10:45 a.m.). I imagine that in July or August it will be crowded but if you expect to be alone, this is not your beach (at least in summer).
Calm and clean waters. Snorkeling you can see an octopus or a small fish.
You can hurry until late in the afternoon because in the back area, where the sun sets, there are no large mountains.
It is worth going to spend the day and see a cove different from the usual ones.
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Acudimos a finales de Junio y cumple todas y cada unas de las opiniones que he leído.
Acceso algo complicado en coche (pero nada que no se pueda hacer con cuidado: curvas, cuestas y algún acantilado). Las vistas de camino son espectaculares.
Sin servicios: duchas, socorrista o chiringuito; aunque entiendo que si se elige esta playa se busca algo “distinto” a lo habitual.
Masificada? Para ser finales de Junio he visto más gente de la que esperaba (hemos llegado a las 10:45h). Imagino que en Julio o Agosto se llenará pero si esperas estar solo, esta no es tu playa (al menos en verano).
Aguas tranquilas y limpias. Haciendo snorkel se puede ver algún pulpo o algún pececillo.
Se puede apurar hasta última hora de la tarde pues en la zona posterior, por donde se pone el sol, no hay grandes montañas.
Merece la pena ir para pasar el día y ver una cala distinta a las habituales.
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Plage Nord is a charming beach that offers two distinct zones. The southern area features fine golden sand and a gentle slope, while the northern part is a traditional pebble beach. Cala Puerto Negro stands out with its rocky landscape that descends steeply into the water, attracting various visitors, from families to nudists. The beach provides spacious lounging areas with umbrella rentals for a full day's relaxation. Although lacking nearby restroom facilities, there are restaurants in the vicinity offering delicious dining options.
We came here with our rented car (an hour drive) from Valencia, recommended by our hotel.
Beach is really beautiful, far better than Malvarossa in Valencia. Playa Norte is mostly free, but also have parts to rent sunbeds and umbrellas for a reasonable price. Numerous drinking and dining options just across the beach road. The hilltop picturesque old town of Peniscola adds to its beauty
Dejan B — Google review
Lovely beach crowded in the hot season but one of the most spectacular beaches in the region, with a five-kilometer stretch of fine, golden sand offering unparalleled views of the iconic Papa Luna Castle. This magnificent setting makes Playa Norte an ideal place to relax in the sun and stroll along the Mediterranean Sea, while admiring the castle's historic majesty.
Beautiful beach with a great view of the castle. The beach tends to get busier later in the day. You can find many chairs and umbrellas to rent for a reasonable price. The sidewalk in front on the beach also offers plenty of cafes, bars and supermarkets
This is the dirtiest sea I've ever seen. The water is so contaminated. If you are planning to swim, it is the worst place ever.
A pretty beach in a pretty town. North Beach of Peniscola is long, clean, and beautiful. Located on the coast of Mediterranean, Peniscola is a fabulous historic town with a medieval castle. Great holiday destination. A few photos.
Nice place to park up and walk along the promenade with views of the old town and castle.
Meh. Cool to check out the fort. But the waterfront is rundown and not exactly special. Maybe worth a stop for a quick lunch then back on the road
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Historic Sites
Portal de Sant Pere is a must-visit attraction in Peniscola, offering a glimpse into the town's rich history and natural beauty. The area boasts several highlights, including the iconic Peniscola Castle (Papa Luna), the historic town walls, Plaza de Armas, and the Artillery Depot. Visitors can also explore natural wonders such as La Petxina Spring and Font de Dins Spring.
Loved visiting the castle & garden here. This was the highlight of our one week trip in the area. A word of caution. There are a lot of steps and steep climbs. We spent about 2 + hours there. That allowed us time to read the English bit of info in each room, watch the odd short video clip and take our time enjoying the amazing views. We walked through the town when done. Places to eat in the town didn’t seem great and are over priced. I’d go somewhere else to eat. But obviously we didn’t try everywhere so…. The place we ate was way overpriced for average fast food style offerings. The blowhole brought us to this town. It was quiet and unremarkable. The castle was the jewel in the crown. Highly recommended.
Helena R — Google review
Fantastic, make sure you go if in the area. The wandering the streets alone is worth it but the restaurants, shops and views are brilliant
This place was littered with garbage, and how ironic is the beautiful peniscola sign laying on the ground next to the garbage because the government here could care less about the state of the water, town and people. This place is full of trash and pollution, it’s a shame.
Majestic entrance walking from the historic isthmus of Peñiscola, the Gibraltar of Valencia. Notice the coat of arms of Papa Luna in the center--during times of plague or siege the city would close off this entrance (unfortunately they didn't shut the door during Coronavirus :) The walk up begins here on an incline, be careful because it can be slippery.
(Translated by Google) This medieval castle is definitely worth a visit. You have fantastic views of both sea and land. It's also quite large. Only it was a drama to pay at the parking meter closest to the castle. The machine did not accept our visa card and we could only pay with coins. There was no paper money, so this person first had to go into town to change money while my husband stayed by the car...
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Dit middeleeuwse kasteel is zeer zeker een bezoek waard. Je hebt er fantastische uitzichten over zowel zee als land. Het is ook behoorlijk groot. Alleen was het een drama om bij de parkeermeter het dichts bij het kasteel te betalen. De automaat accepteerde onze visakaart niet en we konden alleen met muntjes betalen. Geen papier geld dus dit persoontje moest eerst even de stad in om geld te wisselen terwijl mijn man bij de auto bleef...
(Translated by Google) The climb starts at the access gate on the side of Puerto Peniscola, overlooking the entire ancient fortified town. This is also the entrance to the lighthouse and the famous castle, where Game of Thrones was filmed. There are many shops of all kinds, as well as restaurants serving lunch or dinner, although due to the location they are a bit more expensive than usual. In any case, if you want to take home a beautiful souvenir with one of the best views of the Mediterranean in the Valencian neighborhood, this is a must-visit and is the most visited entrance to the interior of the city walls. It has its own character and history, it was built in the 15th century by order of Pope Luna, its architecture is a large low ashlar arch, in the center the shield of Pope Luna can be seen, this building serves as the portal new sea lanes.
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攀登起點位於佩尼斯科拉港一側的檢修門，俯瞰整個古老的防禦城鎮。這也是通往燈塔和著名城堡的入口，也是《權力的遊戲》的拍攝地。這裡有許多各種各樣的商店，也有供應午餐或晚餐的餐廳，儘管由於位置原因，它們比平時貴一些。無論如何，如果您想帶一份精美的紀念品回家，欣賞巴倫西亞社區地中海最佳景觀之一，那麼這裡是必遊之地，是進入城牆內部次數最多的入口。它有自己的特色和歷史，它是由盧納教皇下令於15世紀建造的，它的建築是一個大型的低方方石拱門，在中央可以看到盧納教皇的盾牌，這個建築是門戶提供了新的海上通道。
(Translated by Google) Recommended as an entry point to access the old or historic town and enjoy the streets of white and blue houses, shops, the lighthouse and the historical monuments.
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Recomendable como entrada para acceder al casco antiguo o histórico y disfrutar de las calles de casa blancas y azules, tiendas, el faro y los monumentos históricos.
(Translated by Google) The San Pedro portal was one of the main entrances to the medieval city and is now the only remaining gate in the former city wall.
This is the best place to start the tour through the old town and to the castle. As there are many narrow streets and stairs, you should be able to walk well. There are many information boards but unfortunately not in German.
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Das Portal von San Pedro war einer der Haupteingänge zur mittelalterlichen Stadt und ist heute das einzige noch erhaltene Tor der einstigen Stadtmauer.
Hier beginnt man am besten den Rundgang durch die Altstadt und zur Burg. Das es sich um viele enge Gassen und Treppen handelt, sollte man gut zu Fuß sein. Es gibt viele Infotafeln aber leider nicht auf Deutsch.
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Art gallery
Museums
The Sala de Arte Tiziano is a local art gallery that has a wide range of interesting and original works of art for sale at affordable prices. The gallery is highly recommended and visitors will love the unique atmosphere it creates.
Great local art at affordable prices
Tom W — Google review
(Translated by Google) A walk through Peñiscola is always something to keep in mind. But wandering around you will find places that are essential to visit. The Titian Art room is one of them. I advise going in and going up to see the exhibition house. In addition to being beautiful, it is full of all kinds of works for all budgets...Highly, highly recommended.
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Un paseo por Peñiscola siempre es algo a tener en cuenta.Pero callejeando te encuentras con lugares imprescindibles de visitar. La sala de Arte Tiziano es una de ellas. Aconsejo entrar y subir a ver la casa exposición. Además de preciosa esta repleta de todo tipo de obras para todos los bolsillos..Muy,muy recomendable.
(Translated by Google) Today we walked past the Tiziano gallery. Was closed. Around the corner from the souvenir shop, we were told that the gallery will remain closed. Luckily we bought two small paintings that we wanted at this store. Also received a beautiful poster from the painter. Top organised.
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Vandaag langs gallery Tiziano gewandeld. Was gesloten. Om de hoek bij souvenirswinkel wist men ons te vertellen dat de gallery gesloten blijft. Gelukkig we twee kleine schilderijtjes gekocht die we wilde hebben bij deze winkel. Ook nog mooie poster van de schilder mogen ontvangen. Top geregeld.
(Translated by Google) A very nice place next to the Plaza de las Armas and parallel to the castle. It is worth going to see it and if you can buy something because the things they have are beautiful.
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Un lugar muy bonito al lado de la Plaza de las armas y en la paralela al castillo. Merece la pena ir a verlo y si se puede comprar algo porque las cosas que tienen son preciosas.
(Translated by Google) It's worth stopping, it's hard not to be tempted to take something with you...
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Vale la pena parar, difícil no caer en la tentación de llevarte algo...
(Translated by Google) We bought a handmade oil painted miniature and it is a great souvenir. The site has a cool exhibition on several floors with steep and small stairs.
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Compramos una miniatura pintada al óleo de forma artesanal y es un gran recuerdo. El sitio tiene una exposición chulas en varias plantas con escaleras empinadas y pequeñas.
(Translated by Google) I was fascinated by his very interesting and, above all, very original works of art. Their prices are acceptable. I loved the place 100% recommended
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Me fascinaron sus obras de artes muy interesante y sobre todo muy originales. Su precio son aceptables. Me encanto el lugar recomendado 100%
(Translated by Google) Strolling through the beautiful old town of Peñíscola is something you cannot miss. Visiting the Titian Art Room is undoubtedly one of its many charms.
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Callejear por el precioso casco antiguo de Peñíscola es algo que no puedes perderte. Visitar la Sala de Arte Tiziano es sin duda uno de sus muchos encantos.
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Portal Fosc, also known as the Dark Gate, is a captivating entryway that serves as a historical portal into the enchanting town of Peniscola. Nestled within the impressive fortifications and castle walls, this gateway offers visitors a glimpse into the rich past of this coastal gem. As you wander through its archway, you're transported back in time to an era when it was one of the main entrances to the city.
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Bruno L — Google review
Beautiful location at the gateway in the Pensicola Castle outer wall. Timeless
(Translated by Google) Divine, Peñiscola is a town with a lot of history. It is in the air, it is passion, it is one of the entrances to the walled enclosure, as a suggestion, all the vehicles that are parked on that slope prohibit it. The Portal must be seen well.
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Divino, Peñiscola es un pueblo con mucha historia. Se respira en el ambiente, es pasión, es una de las entradas al recinto amurallado, como sugerencia, todos los vehiculos que están estacionados en esa pendiente lo prohibía. Se tiene que ver bien el Portal.
(Translated by Google) Advisable.
The portal is located on a curve that connects different sectors of the castle. Nowadays even cars circulate.
At one entrance, high up you will find a water fountain and a bench to rest on and at the other exit you can see the large wood and iron portal, which leads to a car parking area.
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Recomendable.
El portal está ubicado en una curva que comunica diferentes sectores del castillo. Actualmente incluso circulan los coches.
Por una entrada, en alto encontraréis una fuente de agua y una banca para descanzar y por la otra salida se ve el gran portal de madera y fierro, que conduce a una zona de aparcamiento de coches.
(Translated by Google) The city of Peñiscola, surrounded by the Wall, has three entrance gates: the San Pedro Gate, the Santa Maria Gate, and this Fosc Gate, which was the main entrance.
Located on Calle Mayor, embedded in the Wall itself, next to the Santa Maria Gate and the Town Hall, it features military architecture reinforced in the 16th century to resist new types of weapons.
It is located at the end of a long slope, with a 180-degree bend to hinder enemy attack. It contains numerous defensive battlements, and at the top is a Latin plaque commemorating Philip II for the fortification of the city.
It is another location where the Game of Thrones series was filmed.
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La Ciudad de Peñiscola rodeada por la Muralla, tiene tres portales de entrada a ella, el Portal de San Pedro, el Portal de Santa Maria y este Portal Fosc que era el principal acceso,.
Situado en la calle Mayor, incrustado en la propia Muralla, al lado del Portal de Santa Maria, y el Ayuntamiento, tiene arquitectura militar reforzada en el siglo XVI para resistir a los nuevos tipos de armas.
Se encuentra allí final de una larga cuesta, con un codo de 180 grados para dificultar el ataque enemigo, contiene un montón de almenas defensivas y en la parte superior hay una placa en latín en recuerdo de Felipe II de la fortificación de la ciudad.
Es otro de los lugares dónde se rodó la serie Juego de Tronos.
(Translated by Google) The Portal Fosc is one of the most important historical gateways to the old walled town of Peñíscola.
Here are the details:
Portal Fosc (also known as the Portal of Philip II).
It is one of the three gateways to the walled city. Its name means "Dark Gateway" due to the dimness sometimes felt when passing through it.
It is a Renaissance-style gateway built in the 16th century as part of the wall that King Philip II ordered to be built to modernize the city's defenses against Berber pirate attacks. Some sources indicate that it was designed by the architect Juan de Herrera.
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El Portal Fosc es uno de los accesos históricos más importantes al casco antiguo y amurallado de Peñíscola.
Aquí tienes los detalles:
Portal Fosc (también conocido como Portal de Felipe II).
Es uno de los tres accesos al recinto amurallado de la ciudad. Su nombre significa "Portal Oscuro" debido a la penumbra que a veces se siente al cruzarlo.
Se trata de un portal de estilo renacentista construido en el siglo XVI como parte de la muralla que el rey Felipe II ordenó levantar para modernizar las defensas de la ciudad contra los ataques de piratas berberiscos. Algunas fuentes indican que fue diseñado por el arquitecto Juan de Herrera.
(Translated by Google) Original entrance door to the castle or the fortifications area. It's a shame about the parking, it makes the surroundings look bad.
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Puerta original de entrada al castillo o la zona de fortificaciones. Una pasada, pena lo del aparcamiento, le da mal aspecto al entorno.
(Translated by Google) Nice S-shaped portal, where little natural light enters, which gave rise to its name.
Pay attention to the ground, it is built with small stones forming patterns.
Be careful with children because cars pass by there.
To see more information about our visit to Peñíscola:
DePaseoPasoAPaso.com
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Bonito portal en S, en donde entra poca luz natural, lo que dio origen a su nombre.
Prestar atención al suelo, esta construido con pequeñas piedras formando dibujos.
Cuidado con los niños porque pasan coches por allí.
Para ver más información de nuestra visita a Peñíscola:
DePaseoPasoAPaso.com
C. Mayor, 1, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
The St. Maria Gate in Peniscola is a significant historical landmark that has attracted numerous visitors over the years. This attraction, which forms part of the urban wall framework of Peniscola, serves as a simple access arch to enter the city through its protective wall. Beyond the gate lies the picturesque Plaza de Santa Maria and a section of the historic wall itself. With its stunning architecture and rich history, this iconic landmark continues to captivate tourists with its beauty and charm.
(Translated by Google) The Portal de Santa María is one of the main entrances to the old town of Peñíscola. Built in the 18th century, this portal is a stone arch that opens into the imposing walls that surround the citadel. With a sober and robust style, the portal stands out for its simplicity and solidity, with a design that reflects the defensive architecture of the time. Upon crossing the portal, you enter the narrow, cobbled streets of the old town, which lead to the Papa Luna Castle and other historical attractions of the city.
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El Portal de Santa María es una de las entradas principales al casco antiguo de Peñíscola. Construido en el siglo XVIII, este portal es un arco de piedra que se abre en las imponentes murallas que rodean la ciudadela. De estilo sobrio y robusto, el portal destaca por su simplicidad y solidez, con un diseño que refleja la arquitectura defensiva de la época. Al cruzar el portal, se accede a las estrechas y empedradas calles del casco antiguo, que conducen hacia el Castillo del Papa Luna y otras atracciones históricas de la ciudad.
Carlos M — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Portal de Santa Maria is the last gateway created for access to the city of Peñiscola by land. Built in the 18th century, it is located on Calle Mayor, just beyond the Bullring, near the Town Hall and Plaza de Santa Maria.
It was built during the reign of Ferdinand VI to allow carts to enter the Old Town of Peñiscola. It is a small arch located within the framework of the city walls.
At the top of the portal, there is an inscription that reads: Puerta de Santa Maria was opened during the reign of Ferdinand VI, undefeated Spanish monarch, 1754.
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El Portal de Santa Maria es el último portal que se creó para el acceso a la ciudad de Peñiscola por tierra, construido en el siglo XVIll, está en la calle Mayor y a continuación de la Plaza de Toros, cercana al Ayuntamiento y Plaza de Santa Maria.
Fue construida en época de Fernando Vl para poder acceder los carros al interior del Casco Antiguo de Peñiscola, siendo un pequeño arco situado dentro del entramado de la Muralla.
En la parte superior del Portal hay una inscripción que dice: Puerta de Santa Maria fue abierta reinando D. Fernando Vl monarca español invicto 1.754.
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, access to the gate and the associated castle wall was closed. There is an information board, but unfortunately not in German.
King Fernanado VI had this gate built in 1754 as the third entrance to the city.
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Der Zugang zum Tor und der damit verbundenen Burgmauer war leider verschlossen. Es gibt eine Infotafel, aber leider nicht auf Deutsch.
König Fernanado VI lies dieses Tor 1754 als 3. Zugang zur Stadt erbauen.
(Translated by Google) A spacious place that contrasts with the labyrinthine nature of the adjacent streets. There are curious stairs and tunnels, although closed and with little distance. There are tunnels whose end is a network of bars from which you can suspiciously observe tourists walking through the area. In the middle of the square there was a stage set up, which makes me understand that they put on some kind of show from time to time.
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Un lugar amplio que contrasta con lo laberíntico de las calles adyacentes. Hay escaleras y túneles curiosos, aunque cerrados y con poco recorrido. Hay túneles cuyo final es un entramado de barrotes desde los cuales se puede observar sospechosamente a los turistas que pasean por la zona. En medio de la plaza había un escenario montado, lo que me da a entender que hacen algún tipo de espectáculo de vez en cuando.
(Translated by Google) I have visited this town several times, I have not made any reviews of this attraction, we made up the deficit. The Portal de Santa María belongs to the framework of the urban wall of Peñiscola, the Portal is a simple arch to access the city through the wall. Through the portal we access the Plaza de Santa María and a part of the wall.
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He visitado varias veces esta población, de esta atracción no he hecho reseña alguna, subsanamos el déficit. El Portal de Santa María pertenece al entramado de la muralla urbana de Peñiscola, el Portal es un sencillo arco de acceso a la ciudad a través de la muralla. A través del portal accedimos a la Plaza de Santa María y a una parte de la muralla.
(Translated by Google) Really very beautiful!
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Vraiment très beau !
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, worth visiting.
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Muy bonito digno de visitar.
(Translated by Google) I am fascinated by the site and the history!
It's like traveling back in time!!
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Me fascina el sitio y la historia !
Es como viajar en el tiempo !!
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Churches & Cathedrals
Parròquia Santa Maria is a small and beautiful restored church located in the center of Peniscola. It features Gothic style architecture with baroque extensions and dates back to the 13th century, built on the remains of an Arab mosque. The church offers free tours where visitors can learn about its history and see the relics kept there. The interior exudes a sense of lightness, unlike typical Spanish churches, making it a unique and worthwhile visit.
Bright, light and white! This beautiful church is unusual in Spain for the interior sense of lightness rather than the more typical sense of drama and deep red and stone colours. Well worth a visit.
Neil L — Google review
Nice church
(Translated by Google) In the center of Peñíscola is the Church of Santa Maria, a Gothic style temple with baroque extensions. Its origin dates back to the 13th century (built on the remains of an Arab mosque), although in the mid-15th century a fire destroyed it, but shortly after it would be built again. One of its doors and its wall are preserved from that first period.
In the middle of the 18th century it would undergo a new expansion and its orientation would change, the bell tower was built in 1862.
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En el centro de Peñíscola se encuentra la Iglesia de Santa Maria, un templo de estilo gótico con ampliaciones barrocas. Su origen data del siglo XIII (construida sobre los restos de una mezquita árabe), aunque a mediados del XV un incendio arrasó con ella, pero poco después volvería a ser construida. De esa primera época se conserva una de sus puertas y su muro.
A mediados del siglo 18 sufriría una nueva ampliación y de paso se cambiaría su orientación, el campanario fue construido en 1862.
(Translated by Google) The Parish of Santa Maria is a church built in the 13th century in the Valencian Gothic style and Baroque in the 15th-century extension. The bell tower was added in the 19th century. It was restored in 2004, and in 2005 its name was changed from Virgen del Socorro to Santa Maria.
Located in the heart of Peñiscola's Old Town, close to the Plaza de las Armas and the Town Hall, it has a Latin Cross floor plan with four bays and a barrel vault.
The facade features a beautiful semicircular arch.
The attached bell tower is square and approximately 20 meters high, with three sections. The bell tower has a railed roof.
Highlights inside include memorabilia of Pope Luna, a Chalice, a rock crystal Marierist reliquary, and a processional cross of Philip II.
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La Parroquia Santa Maria es un templo construido en el siglo XIII de estilo gótico valenciano y estilo Barroco en la ampliación del siglo XV, y Campanario añadido en el siglo XIX, restaurada en 2.004 y en 2.005 se cambió el nombre de Virgen del Socorro por el de Santa Maria.
Situado en pleno centro del Casco Antiguo de Peñiscola, cercana a las Plazas de las Armas y del Ayuntamiento, tiene una planta de Cruz Latina con cuatro tramos y bóveda de cañón.
En la Fachada sobresale un precioso arco de 1/2 punto.
La Torre campanario adosada es de planta cuadrada con unos 20 metros de altura, de tres cuerpos, el de las campanas tiene una azotea con barandilla.
Destacando en su interior los recuerdos del Papa Luna, un Cáliz, un Relicario marierista de cristal de roca y una Cruz procesional de Felipe II.
(Translated by Google) A restored church, small and beautiful. The free tour explains a lot about it, and thanks to Cintia, our guide, we were able to see the relics that are kept there. The priest showed them to us and explained more about them. It's worth it.
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Una iglesia restaurada, pequeña y bonita. El free tour te explica mucho sobre ella, y gracias a Cintia, nuestra guía, pudimos ver las reliquias que en ella se guardan. El párroco nos las enseñó y nos explicó más sobre ellas . Vale la pena.
(Translated by Google) This beautiful Gothic church chimes the hours twice...the quarter hours are great, but the hour chimes exactly when it's supposed to and two minutes later it chimes the hour, whether it's 9 or 10...
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Ésta iglesia tan bonita y gótica toca las horas dos veces...los cuartos genial,pero las horas en punto toca cuando toca y a los dos minutos toca la hora ,da igual que sean las 9,las 10...
(Translated by Google) Typical fishermen's church. A must see whether you are a believer or not. A beauty of architecture with unique works.
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Eglise de pêcheurs typique. A voir absolument que l'on soit croyant ou pas. Une beauté d'architecture avec et ne sont sein des œuvres uniques.
(Translated by Google) Church in the old town of Peñiscola. At night the lighting is very beautiful. It is also next to the castle and it is very pleasant to walk next to it.
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Iglesia en el casco antiguo de peñiscola. De noche es muy bonita la iluminacion. Ademas esta al lado del castillo y es muy agradable pasear al lado.
C. Don Juan José Fulladosa, 1D, 12598 Peníscola, Castelló, Spain•
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I recommend the travelers shall ride the bike or take car to visit this area, do not only spend time in city center if you visit to Peñiscola. Anyone likes nature and coastline will love this nature park. But please don’t throw any rubbish in nature！！！ I always saw many plastic rubbishes when I came to this area. You know the plastics are so easy to be moved by the windy and then went to Mediterranean Sea.....#protectNature
Echo C — Google review
The tower is worth the visit, although you cannot enter it.
We parked our car where the tarmac road ends, and it was still about 2,5km rough dirt road to the tower. We hoped for a pleasant hike, enjoying the coastline and the wonderful views.
However, we were constantly harrassed by the cars of the people who simply drive up to the tower. A real dissappointment, I recommend that the path should be closed for motorized traffic.
Very nice view from there, the tower is self is nice but a bit underwhelming.
The ride up there kind of an adventure… it’s a dirt road and ad some places very narrow and deep abyss down to the sea .
Views were amazing, tower itself is basic. 45m walk fron where the car must be parked if no permit is booked to enter the nature reserve with car
We travelled from Germany, Ireland and Sweden simply to catch a glimpse of this natural wonder. It did not disappoint. Our lives will never be the same after having visited. We are sure that God lives amongst the landscape here.
We stopped here and walked towards the beach, and found a spot to ourselves just before the beach, with clear water. It was rocky but so tranquil and all to ourselves!
Marvelous view, stip uphills, hard enough by bicycle but possible.
at least it's good and perfect for shy girls to hide them for a busyness, i opt out to be impressed, it is rebuilt with government subsidiaries
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