Attractions and Places To See around Toga - Top 20

The urban art murals in Fanzara are a true cultural gem. In my opinion, they represent one of the most interesting rural revitalization projects in Spain. The MIAU (Unfinished Museum of Urban Art) has transformed the village into an open-air gallery, with works ranging from realism to conceptual art.

The Salto de la Novia in Cirat is a stunning waterfall located in the Alto Mijares region in the province of Castellón. This place is known for its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings, making it a popular destination for nature and hiking lovers. The waterfall gets its name from a local legend that tells the tragic story of a young couple separated by war. The water from the waterfall comes from the Las Salinas ravine and falls into a natural pool surrounded by lush vegetation. It is a perfect place to enjoy a refreshing swim in the warmer months. To reach the Salto de la Novia, you can follow a hiking route that will take you through spectacular landscapes and allow you to enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.

Very quiet and narrow road with some bumps. Take care on the downhill. Great shortcut from the CV-202 and CV-203 back to Segorbe

Here the robot himself paints the colorful houses in Fanzara...

An impressive mural with many fine strokes and details.

Nice and quiet stretch that joins the 2 towns. As advantages, there is practically no traffic and the landscape is very picturesque. As a disadvantage, the surface is somewhat broken and you will have to be careful especially on the descent so as not to hit any potholes.

Beautiful and picturesque pool of water ideal for a refreshing swim in summer. Although it has the same name as the one found in Navajas, this waterfall is much less crowded and is not as well known, however it has a special charm due to the natural environment that surrounds it. It can be reached by a somewhat technical path or opt for the forest track that also allows the passage of vehicles.

https://www.dandolotodo09.com/2016/03/puertos-villamalur-por-cascalls.html Yes friends of Giving Everything, today we present another caramelito belfry of those that you like so much, the climb to Villamalur by the Cascalls slope. Brief, but highly recommended. To access this 4th grade port we must first ascend and descend Cascalls, either from Ayódar or Onda (http://www.dandolotodo09.com/2016/02/puertos-cascalls-desde-ayodar.html). Once we have descended it we can discuss where the ascent begins. We have started counting since the road begins to chop upwards, so we have a pass of just over 3 km. However, the first 1.3 km are a false ascending plain, with ramps always around 3%, A very pleasant, wooded area, and with the image of Villamalur presiding over the mountain, what a beautiful picture. And nothing, suddenly the ascent becomes interesting, 2 km above 6% await us, highlighting a fantastic horseshoe curve at 9.5%. A beautiful port to reach a beautiful town, how we like to come to Villamalur. There is a fountain in the town, however we recommend filling bottles in the Lavadero Fountain, located just 300 meters from the top. It is said, it is said, of the best waters in the province, also a place to sit, contemplate the landscape and leave your mind blank.