Vall d'Alba
Vall d'Alba
Vall d'Alba
Vall d'Alba
Vall d'Alba
Vall d'Alba

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Discover a beautiful part of the province of Castellón with plenty of trails that are calling out to be explored. Shall we take a look around Vall d’Alba together?


Located in the province of Castellón, Vall d’Alba is an excellent destination for walkers and hikers as well as anybody who loves rural and nature tourism. Keep reading to discover everything you can get up to on a getaway with your friends or family.

What to do in Vall d’Alba

Vall d’Alba has sites of interest that you are going to want to visit. A good place to start is at San Cristóbal Chapel, which sits in a beautiful setting that affords great vistas over the village. This is a wonderful place to spend a day out in the great outdoors as there are facilities to make your very own al fresco paella, a pool and a playpark as well as a restaurant and hotel.

You also won’t want to miss San Juan Bautista Parish Church and Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles Parish Church, which has a painting from the 18th century. 

In and around Vall d’Alba, there are all sorts of interesting trails to explore. We’d recommend Les Sènies Route, named after the old structures that were used to extract underground water for irrigation purposes. Els Aljubs Route – the cistern trail - is another good choice as is Les Muntanyes Route, in which you can enjoy the mountains surrounding Vall d’Alba.  

Another great activity is to explore the old schools dotted around the different districts and landscapes. Then there’s the ethnological collection where you can take a look at recreations of different spaces complete with the objects that were historically used out in the fields or to make olive oil and other products.

In terms of festivities, Vall d’Alba celebrates San Antonio in January, the Trade, Agriculture and Cattle Fair in April, Holy Week, the Pilgrimage to San Cristóbal Chapel in May, and Sant Antoni Montalba Festival and Sant Jaume Festival, fiestas which both feature great street parties. In late August Vall d’Alba hosts a week of culture and its patron saint festivities. Don’t miss the opportunity to come and spend some time at this lovely village.

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