

Albocàsser is an inland municipality in the province of Castellón, located in the Alt Maestrat region, surrounded by hills, farmland and the characteristic landscapes of the Maestrazgo area.
Its town centre retains the charm of a traditional village, with inviting streets and historic buildings such as the Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and the Hermitage of the Saints John.
One of its main attractions is the Sant Pau Hermitage, located approximately three kilometres from the town and designated as a protected cultural heritage site. This historic complex includes a chapel, a former guesthouse and an arcaded courtyard set in pleasant natural surroundings. Its murals and the monumental ivy growing beside one of its entrances are particularly noteworthy.
Agriculture, especially almond and olive cultivation, forms an important part of the local identity. Traditional gastronomy includes regional sausages, pastissets pastries and coca celestial, a local sweet speciality.
Albocàsser is an appealing destination for discovering the heritage of Alt Maestrat, enjoying rural tourism and experiencing the traditions of inland Castellón.

Albocàsser's patron saint festivities take place in August, around the 15th, in honour of Our Lady of the Assumption. Over several days, the town hosts religious ceremonies, cultural activities, concerts, traditional dances, sporting competitions, bull-related festivities and entertainment for all ages. These celebrations are among the most important events in the local calendar, bringing together residents and visitors.
