ペニスコラの27のおすすめのアクティビティと観光名所 (2025)

If you have mobility issues you are going to struggle. The entry should be free for disabled guests according to info.Talking about the castle, we paid 5 euros each to get in. The castle is beautiful, there’s a lot to see. Views are stunning and you see the whole city from the top.

What a beautiful place! If you are traveling from Barcelona to Valencia or vice versa you need to make a break here or of you just need a beautiful a cool and cheap location for vocations well this is just the destination! The old castle is amazing with a beautiful view and small streets and corners, don't missed to visit the garden's next to the castle!

Peñíscola was a random break our way from Reus to Valencia. And boy, what a good break it was. The Castle of the Knight Templars is rooted in history and a worthwhile tour with fantastic 360 degree views of the mountains, the Mediterranean Sea and the city of Peniscola. Hugely recommended.

Legendary refuge of Pope Benedict XIII and the Knight Templars… great views from atop the castle as well as interesting exhibits with app/audio guides available make for an interesting few hours out at the main attraction in Peñiscola!

A beautiful castle and an amazing landscape over the Peniscola town from the balcony of the castle. The castle is kept in good condition, good time spent here to relax. Also nice vibe from the beach, from the water, because of the castle and the village that surround him.😍❤❤

Simply beautiful. The town around the castle is astonishing with its small alleys and the view on the ocean. We sadly could not go inside the castles as dogs are not allowed but it's also a view from the outside :)

Beautiful sea and city view from all the sides, cheap ticket like around 5 euros. Unfortunately, there are not many things to see except the impressive walls. Most of the rooms are totally empty. It could be an amazing museum if it had better maintenance and some exhibits. Some storytelling videos are projecting in the walls but with kind of poor quality

Do not miss the castle at dawn. Absolutely buzzing place with fantastic places to eat, drink and also some great shops. Great vibe

This was one of my favourite places we visited in the week. Although somewhat commercialised, the old buildings around the castle were quaint. Found a lovely ice cream parlour on a corner just outside the castle and the mandarin flavour is amazing 😋Many steps & cobbles, but there are also slopes for disabled people.The beach nearby was mainly soft sand with occasional pebbles & shells.A lovely are I would recommend and return to.

A must see if you are in the area. Not expensive 5€ & concessions available. This includes the castle and the artillery garden's.Amazing views, interesting history. Has been used for film sets and Game of Thrones.Not the best place to visit if you have limited ability as there are lots of steps.

A beautiful seaside resort with a lovely old quarter within the castle walls, fabulous beaches and lots of fine restaurants. I visited out of season so both traffic and crowds were light. Well worth a visit.

What a beautiful place! Everything was great about it - architecture, well maintained the whole village, food was great in all places we stopped. The views are spectacular! Dreaming to come back in future.

Amazing place and so we'll restored. If you GoT fan it's a must see. Walking along the castle you getting flashbacks from the show.

Stunning view, beautiful place, lots of restaurants and souvenir shops. People are friendly and the scenery is just breathtaking.

Peniscola Castle is a very beautifully restored Spanish castle on the Mediterranean Sea. It has many rooms and levels and has been used for multiple movies to include Game of Thrones. This is worth coming and staying a night in Peniscola if only to walk this historic site.Peniscola Castle is a castle in Peniscola, Castellón, Valencian Community, Spain. The castle is restored and is open to the public. The castle is situated on a crag overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The earliest evidence of habitation in the area were Ibero-Roman remains excavated in the port of Peniscola; they date to the 1st–2nd centuries BC. Arab writer Al-Idrisi described Baniskula in the 11th century AD, and briefly described a Moorish castle overlooking the sea. There are no detailed descriptions until the 13th century, when James I of Aragon briefly summarised the Muslim defences. The castle was transferred to James's control in April 1229, after the last Almohad governor of Valencia, Zayd Abu Zayd, signed an accord surrendering various castles in eastern Spain.

The castle is very beautiful and the views from the castle are simply breathtaking. A lot of steps, but worth the effort, because every lookout offers new views.

I hadn't heard of Castell de Peñíscola until a few months ago, but as soon as I discovered it, I knew I had to visit—and I wasn't disappointed! This charming tourist town is packed with incredible history and character. Wandering through the castle and its surroundings felt like stepping back in time. An absolute must-see if you're in the area!

Extremely well preserved fortress of the knights Templar. Very interesting historically and in terms of architecture, and it features beautiful views over Peñíscola and the sea.

Amazing place, great views. Very well presented and informative. Very hilly. Clean toilets. Kids friendly.

The most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen in Spain. Fantastic view, amazing blue sea. Absolutely worth a visit!!

What a lovely place! The views are wonderful and the sense of history is in the air. Gorgeous little restaurants and this was a perfect time to visit away from the summer crowds but the weather was clear and warm. Wouldn't recommend if you have mobility issues as quite a climb but even around the lower areas you can catch the views

Beautiful place, very well restored, inside the castle is fab just so much to see and the views are amazing. Plenty of restaurants & photo opportunities

Great little castle / fort to walk around. Free entry to most of it. €5 for a small section. Lots of restaurants and souvenir stores.

A Historic Gem,Nestled on a picturesque hill overlooking the glistening Mediterranean Sea, Peniscola Castle stands as a testament to centuries of history and architectural brilliance. As I stepped through its ancient gates, I was instantly transported back in time to the era of knights and kings.The castle's commanding presence is awe-inspiring, with its imposing stone walls and fortified towers offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Exploring its labyrinthine corridors and chambers, I was fascinated by the rich tapestry of its past, from its origins as a Moorish citadel to its role as a royal residence during the reign of the Knights Templar.One of the highlights of my visit was the castle's impressive courtyard, where I marveled at the intricate craftsmanship of its arched arcades and ornate fountains. It was here that I could almost feel the echoes of past events, from grand banquets to fierce battles fought in defense of its walls.The castle's museum provided a fascinating insight into its history, with displays of artifacts ranging from medieval weaponry to intricate tapestries. I particularly enjoyed learning about the castle's role in the Spanish Reconquista and its significance in the region's cultural heritage.Overall, my experience at Peniscola Castle was nothing short of unforgettable. Its blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in delving into the rich tapestry of Spain's past. Whether you're a history buff or simply seeking a glimpse into a bygone era, this historic gem offers a captivating journey through time.

We visited here Friday last week. Winter month is quite quiet in this town. The castle is really the only landmark that makes the attraction of the city so it should not be missed.

What a beautiful place in a stunning area day and night.Plenty of restaurants and gorgeous little lanes with many shops to spend a few hours just enjoying life.

Huge castle. €5 per adult entry, but that also includes access to the park created from the castle gardens. Lovely setting, good information boards and videos. Well worth the price. Fabulous views from the top.We recorded a video there for our You Tube channel, you can find it at @findingxanaduofficial

Nuostabi vieta. Pasivaikščiot gatvelėm, išgrįstom akmenukų mozaikom, gėrėtis balkonais, kurių dugnai vis kitokiom plytelėm papuošti, užeiti į krautuvėles, gėrėtis nuostabiais vaizdais. Norėsiu grįžti 🥰(Translated by Google)Wonderful place. Take a walk through the streets paved with pebble mosaics, admire the balconies, the bottoms of which are decorated with different tiles, go to the shops, and enjoy the wonderful views. I will want to come back

beautiful views of the coast, fortress itself rather uninteresting, small exhibition about the templars and pope luna, difficult access for elderly, many many steps, no seats anywhere to rest.... poor set up.fortress totally over restored, looks as it has been rebuilt some 20 years ago, pityvisit to the not very impressive gardens should be free of charge, entrance fee incl gardens 5 Euro and reduced 3.50 euro, fair prices

I enjoyed wandering around this castle and up through the little cobbled streets. The views from the top of the castle are breath taking. Highly recommend.

Nice walk up through the old streets, typical shops en route, plenty of bars and restaurants. Lovely views. You have to pay to go further up to the top and, perhaps into the castle, we didn't bother.

Peniscola Castle is nice place to visit. It has long Beach with beautiful View of the city. Castle provides excellent view of Peniscola City.Tourist must include this place in their list. Only 3 to 4 hours are required to see Peniscula Castle.For more details follow me on YouTube: @life.beyond.borders

An exquisite locale boasting a castle with pristine white walls and charming streets that evoke a perpetual vacation vibe, reminding you of the joy of relaxation. For a nominal fee, you can ascend to the castle's summit and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view. There are countless picturesque spots throughout the area, perfect for capturing stunning photographs.

One of the last Templar castles, later home to one of the Avignon Pope's, Papa Luna (Pope Benedict XIII), with his official robes, etc.Castle beautiful but not suitable for all. Steps very steep and worn. Roads up to the castle are also steep and dangerous when wet. Streets also narrow and care needed with delivery vans.

I must admit I've never heard about Peniscola, but came here from Valencia by recommendation for a great beach, Playa Norte.Just as we parked our car and stepped to the beach we spotted this magnificent Castle on the hilltop overlooking the entire area. From the beach it's around 15 min walk with a few Euros entrance fee.Due to its strategic position there was even a Roman stronghold and later a smaller Moorish fortress when they ruled. The castle we see today was built by Templar Knights in 13-14 cent. Interesting fact is that it served also as a Papal seat in 15c