2025 Teruel Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Exploring Spain's Central Plateau ~ Teruel Region Mora de Rubielos was reconquered by Alfonso II from the Muslims in the 12th century. To defend the area, a castle and a sturdy wall were constructed, and this defense system was further reinforced at the end of the 13th century. The two towers belong to the second line of defense. This is a truly beautiful place, offering a breathtaking 360-degree view of Mora de Rubielos from above. Perhaps there should be more signs providing information about this location. Yes, everything is simply impeccable.

Exploring the Spanish Central Plateau ~ Teruel (Region) The medieval town of Calaceite belongs to the Matarraña region, located in the lower area of the "Aragon Strip" in Teruel Province. This incredible town is a place where both Spanish and Catalan are spoken. In addition to its well-preserved historic center, Calaceite and its surrounding areas offer many attractions worth visiting. Strolling through its streets and corners will transport you to another era, with its squares, majestic buildings, and more. However, it is unfortunate to find its beautiful church closed. Listed among Spain's most beautiful towns, Calaceite is truly amazing and makes for a vacation well worth taking.

Spanish Central Plateau Adventure ~ Teruel (Region) You must hike up from the town square, winding through narrow streets, and finally climb a rocky path. Some steep sections might be challenging. Once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree views of the valleys and mountains. Take some time to read the information and learn about the history of this Templar castle. If you're visiting in summer, be sure to wear a hat and bring water, as there is no shade. Highly recommended!

Walking through the Spanish Central Plateau ~ Teruel (Region) Built in the 18th century, it was used as a regional prison after the civil war and was restored as a museum in the last decade of the 20th century. This historical, archaeological, and ethnological museum immerses visitors in the story of the city's origins. From the first settlers to the present day, it offers a journey through history. Additionally, it features two temporary exhibition rooms showcasing samples of significant national influence, providing a deeper understanding of the city's uniqueness.

#freehotelstay The original and the best. We have been visiting 'La Torre' (calling it a hotel doesn't really do it justice) for fifteen odd years. There are similar destinations/hotels in the area however we always return here. The experience is so beautifully honed without being clinical and the food would deem the kitchen a five star restaurant in it's own right. The journey is an amazing trip in itself once you get on one of best roads I've driven on and of course with Castellón Airport forty minutes away we worry it may become too easy to get to (haha). Rarely is one completely satisfied with holiday accommodation (unless money is no object) and even rarer to continue to be pleasantly surprised. You can't visit this part of Spain and not stop here for a bit. A must rather than a recommendation. Enjoy.