WIinter Tourism

The charm of the City in the Sea

Good weather and mild temperatures make this an ideal place to enjoy a wide array of activities and take advantage of the peace and quiet guaranteed by this great little town. We are delighted to offer you a range of activities that we hope you enjoy.

Sports and Nature:

The Sierra Irta Natural Park is our best-kept treasure. An ideal place for hiking, mountain biking or swimming in any of its 15 coves or to just stroll along and enjoy the great outdoors. Full of cliffs, beaches and coves, the mountain range runs for 15 kilometres along the coast, coming together to form a spectacular coastal landscape.


What makes this sight really unique is the combination of mountain and sea within a matter of metres. The highest peaks afford a stunning panorama over the coast: you can even catch a glimpse of the Columbretes Islands in the distance.
For more information, visit:


Hiking Routes
Mountain Biking Routes

Sierra d´Irta Hiker Center
www.ceserradirta.com

e-mail: cesdip@gmail.com

Natural Environment

Active Tourism

Cultural Tourism:

Get to know the history and heritage of one of the three pontifical cities in the world, alongside Rome and Avignon. Through our 5 Routes (link to the Routes page), you can find out more about the stories and secrets that made the city of Peñíscola an important centre during the 14th and 15th centuries. You can also visit the Castle, the Bufador, the Maritime Museum and the House of Shells (Casa de las Conchas), among others.

Culture and Cultural Heritage

Events and Cultural Activities:

Peñíscola is a city full of culture and events. Throughout the year you can enjoy a range of concerts, symphonies, plays, festivals, films and exhibitions. A host of activities that make Peñíscola the perfect place to spend the winter months.
Cultural activities regularly take place at the fantastic Peñíscola Conference Centre (Palau de Congressos), which features an auditorium seating up to 700 people.

Castelló Cultural


Gastronomy:

Winter is the best time to sample our traditional cuisine. But first, learn more about where our secret comes from: the sea. After lunch, head over to the port at 5 pm and watch the daily catch being unloaded. You can also duck in to any café or restaurant to try "Pope Luna's Tisane", the medieval infusion that helped Antipope Benedict XIII overcome an attempt to poison him in 1418.

Restaurants

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