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Segorbe

Capital of the Alto Palancia and a key stop on the Camino de Sagunto. Its Cathedral, walls, and famous Bull and Horse Entrance make it a cultural landmark.

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Segorbe, the capital of the Castellonese comarca of Alto Palancia, is a monumental and important stop on the Camino de Sagunto. The city, with its episcopal seat, welcomes pilgrims with a rich historical and artistic heritage. Its Cathedral, with a beautiful Gothic cloister, and the Cathedral Museum are must-visit attractions. The old town of Segorbe is surrounded by remains of its medieval wall and the impressive San Antón Aqueduct. The city is worldwide famous for its "Entrance of Bulls and Horses", an International Tourist Interest Festival of unique plasticity and emotion. For the Camino de Santiago walker, Segorbe is an important centre of services, with hostels and a rich gastronomy. It is nestled in a fertile valley, which means an enjoyable visual and physical rest. It's an stage that allows you to enjoy the history, art and traditions of the interior of the Valencian Community, enriching the pilgrimage with its deep cultural legacy.

Last updated: 21/08/2025

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Way of Sagunto

Torres Torres – Segorbe

20.32 km 6.77 h N/A

From: Torres Torres

To: Segorbe

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Segorbe – Viver

16.10 km 5.37 h N/A

From: Segorbe

To: Viver

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