

Castellón de la Plana is the capital of the province of Castellón and a city with strong ties to the Mediterranean. Its urban centre is located just a few kilometres from the coast, where Grau de Castelló, the city's maritime district and one of its most distinctive areas, is situated.
The city combines its Mediterranean character and traditions with significant commercial, business and service-sector activity. Castelló serves as an administrative and economic centre for much of the province and offers a wide range of shops, professional services, restaurants, leisure activities, cultural attractions and facilities for residents and visitors.
Among its most iconic landmarks are El Fadrí bell tower, the Co-Cathedral of Santa María, Plaza Mayor and Ribalta Park. The Magdalena festivities are one of the city's most important celebrations, commemorating its origins and the relocation of the settlement from Magdalena Hill to the plain below.
Its location provides easy access to both the Mediterranean coastline and nearby natural areas and inland landscapes, a combination that is an essential part of Castelló's character and surroundings.
At Busco en Castellón, we aim to connect you with businesses, shops and professionals in Castelló de la Plana, helping you easily find the products and services you need in the city.

The Magdalena Festivities are the founding celebrations of Castelló de la Plana, commemorating the city's origins and the relocation of its settlement from Magdalena Hill to the plain below. The festivities last nine days and feature traditional, cultural and festive events. The dates vary each year, as they are determined according to the Christian calendar of Lent.
