
Meridiano Park
Begin your day with a relaxing walk and enjoy the green spaces at Meridiano Park.
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The Fiestas de la Magdalena commemorate the founding of Castellón, featuring over 200 events including parades, concerts, fireworks, and traditional ceremonies. Highlights include the "Romería de les Canyes" pilgrimage, daily mascletàs (firework displays), and performances by artists like Mago de Oz and Juan Magan.
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More informationDay 1

Begin your day with a relaxing walk and enjoy the green spaces at Meridiano Park.
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Explore the historic ruins of Castell Vell, the original castle of Castellon, located on Magdalena Hill.
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Visit the central market to experience local flavors and browse fresh produce and regional products.
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Enjoy a budget-friendly lunch at this popular local eatery known for its Mediterranean cuisine.
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Discover regional art and archaeological collections at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Experience the vibrant Fiestas de la Magdalena, with parades, fireworks, and traditional celebrations commemorating the founding of Castellon.
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Day 2

Start your day at the bicicas station and explore the city center by bike for a local experience.
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Visit the basilica, an important pilgrimage site and symbol of Castellon’s spiritual heritage.
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Return to the central market for a mid-morning snack and to observe the lively local commerce.
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Enjoy a budget lunch with sea views and Mediterranean dishes at this local favorite.
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Explore more of the museum’s collections, focusing on temporary exhibitions and local artists.
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Participate in the afternoon events of the Fiestas de la Magdalena, including parades and traditional music.
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Day 3

Enjoy a morning stroll or light exercise in the peaceful Meridiano Park.
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Visit Castell Vell to learn about the medieval origins of Castellon and enjoy panoramic views.
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Have a budget-friendly lunch at Tasca del Puerto, known for its local seafood dishes.
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Conclude your museum visits with a focus on Castellon’s archaeological heritage.
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Join the closing festivities of the Fiestas de la Magdalena, including fireworks and concerts.
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Elegant, 19th-century park with trails around a pond & obelisk, plus gazebos & a rose garden.
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12001 Castelló de la Plana, Castellón, Spain
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Av. del Mar – Recito Ferial, 12003 Castellón de la Plana, Castellón, Spain
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Carrer d'Enmig, 17, 12001 Castelló de la Plana, Castelló, Spain
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