Discover the historical heritage of the Valencian Community

A double fortress in the Valencian Gothic style that crowns Xàtiva, facing the Serra Vernisa, and which the town has made the central emblem of its coat of arms.

A Templar fortress crowning the rock of Peñíscola that served as the papal seat of Pope Luna, the obstinate pontiff who gave rise to the Spanish expression «mantenerse en sus trece» («to stand firm on one's thirteen»).

A fortress perched on Mount Benacantil, right in the heart of Alicante, commanding views over the entire bay and the profile of the famous «Moor's face».

Segorbe Cathedral, built from the 13th century onwards alongside the town walls, boasts an unusual Valencian Gothic cloister with a trapezoidal plan that is striking in its simplicity.