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Ermita de San Antonio

The hermitage of San Antonio located at the intersection of "Cami the Sea" and the "Way of San Antonio" in the municipality of Almazora ( Castellon province, Spain ) was built in the seventeenth century in Baroque style.This building has a facade with two arches that open a narrow hall, where we have two doors, the chapel and the house of the hermit. The facade was once lucid and painted like the farmhouses of the term and restored in the year 1984.

Ermita de Santa Quiteria

The hermitage of Santa Quiteria located in the municipality of Almazora is documented in the first half of the seventeenth century.There are indications that lead to a life well before these dates: as a contract of 1330 which tells of a church next to Mijares, or the news of processions to neighboring towns, in 1394, the inhabitants of Vila-real which, among other places Almassora appointing, probably Santa Quiteria, or a payment made in 1495 to a hermit, to build a cell in the river bridge, and a fifteenth century coin found between the corners to make work the roof.

Church of the Nativity of Our Lady

The parish church of the Nativity of Our Lady in the "Vila" of Almazora , was built in the late seventeenth century Baroque style and later enlarged in 1864 to build the Chapel of the Communion.It is a temple of a single nave and chapels between buttresses, which had an altar as various paintings - Birth of Our Lady of the eighteenth century sculpture of Our Lady of Mercy, Jose Esteve Bonet, etc. - Who disappeared in 1936

Santa Quiteria Bridge

Santa Quiteria Bridge is located on the river Mijares, between the towns of Almazora and Villarreal in Castellon Province, was built in the XIII Century
It is included in the protective environment of the Protected Landscape Mijares River Mouth

Torrello of Boverot

Archaeological site. After several years of archaeological excavations in the Torrello of Boverot, has been determined that this village that sits in this place about 1200 BC C. and lasts until about 160-140 a. C. almost with the Roman conquest. Throughout this period, latent stages and times of occupation always end with the intervention of other people who plunder and destroy most of the habitat. Subsequently, and in the last phase of occupation of the town, at the end of the day Iberian second century C., are several dwellings that are aligned around a central street of a meter wide, with matching stairs with four steps.

 

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