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What to see and do in La Torre d'en Doménec

What to see and do in La Torre d'en Doménec (La Plana Alta, Castellón): 3 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 2 Monuments

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What to see and do in La Torre d'en Doménec

La Torre d'en Doménec
Village
One of the smallest municipalities of La Plana Alta, established as a parish independent of Vilanova d'Alcolea in 1828; its church of Santa Quiteria was built from 1865 with a crossing nave in the Composite order.
Hermitage of la Mare de Déu de la Font de la Torre d'en Doménec
Monument
The Hermitage of the Mare de Déu de la Font, on the Carrer de la Font in La Torre d'en Doménec, houses a stone image of the Virgin and Child dated to the 15th century, linked to local devotion before the village had its own parish. Topped by a bell-gable above the roof, its façade is formed by an arch with mouldings on the sides and a cross as its crowning feature. It holds the status of a Bien de Relevancia Local (a local-level heritage protection category), in the category of monument of local interest.
Church of Santa Quiteria de la Torre d'en Doménec
Monument
Parish church located on the plaza del Ayuntamiento in La Torre d'en Doménec, in the Plana Alta region, listed as a Bien de Relevancia Local (a local-level heritage protection category) and attached to the diocese of Segorbe-Castellón. Until the 19th century the church belonged to the parish of Vilanova d'Alcolea; established as an independent parish on 19 March 1828, a new, larger building was erected in 1865 on the site of the original one, with a Composite-order nave and side chapels dedicated to the town's patron saints, Santa Quiteria and San Onofre.