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Sant Roc Chapel, Villafranca del Cid
A hermitage dedicated to the Patron Saint of the village. It consists of a single nave decorated with paintings relating to the Saint. Source: Turismo Comunidad Valenciana Visit: Free vi...
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La Pobla del Bellestar
The founding nucleus of Vilafanca, on the regional limits between the Region of Valencia and Aragon. It features elements of great value such as its Gothic bridge, ‘la placeta’ and the &ls...
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The Fortified Masia of La Pobla del Bellestar
Opposite a bridge that dates back to the XIII-XIV century, a small example of Gothic architecture, the farmhouse has a large and voluminous tower. It has a rectangular floor plan with overhanging wind...
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Racef Tower, Almussafes
This is an impressive tower (it is not clear whether it was built on the 9th or the 11th century). It is almost 25 metres tall and it is situated in the old city centre. The tower was originally meant...
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Town hall of Alzira
A palace characterised by civil gothic architecture, typical of Valencian mansions, built between 1547 and 1603, once belonging to the Marquis of Santiago. In 1930, it was declared a National Monument...
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Setting up camp on El Poyo del Cid
According to El Cantar, El Cid moved from Alcocer to the village of El Poyo, where he took an old fort situated on a hill and encamped there for three months. From this place he levied tribute on an a...
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Castle of Monforte de Moyuela
At El Cid’s time, there was an Islamic castle or fortress in Monforte. The castle that can still be seen today was conquered in 1153 by Ramón Berenguer IV, the Count of Barcelona and Prin...
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Walls and entrance hall of Montalbán
It is possible to see the remains of a 14th-century stone masonry wall, which was constructed to defend Montalbán from possible attacks by Castilian armies. The walls were possibly constructed ...
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Castle, Torre del Homenaje and walls of Alhama de Aragón
"The next day, my Cid, the Warrior from Vivar, moved on, / passing Alhama, then La Hoz". According to El Cantar, el Cid and all his men passed next to the fortress of Alhama de Aragón on ...
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Castle of Ariza
Only the very curious tourists will be able to notice the walls of the hill on which the city rests and the remains of the castle, which is popularly known as Palafox (a tribute to Guillem de Palafox,...
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