Es ist eine schöne kleine Kirche in der Stadt Castellón de la Plana

This museum has a number of beautiful oil paintings, some by local artists. There are also exhibits on ceramics, Roman archaeological finds, and much more. We barely finished before closing time. It's a few hours very well spent.

A richly rewarding visit. The building is a remarkable piece itself, designed almost like steps so that you can see down to the bottom floor from the top, five floors above. The staff are friendly and Covid-responsible. As a collection of art, too, it shines. There is a giant piece by Gabriel Puig Roda called L'expulsió dels Moriscos, that is stunning to see in person. (Terrible photo of it attached)

A really nice museum, don't miss interesting exposition in the underground.

A very good collection, the paintings in particular are very nice

Very nice museum, relaxing and with lots of things to see!

Fantastic selection of arts including 2 goya paints, worth going to. Includes local artists.

Definitely worth a look in if you are in the area. It is free entry and you can easily pass an hour away wandering around.

free entrance, decent collection

Very interesting museum. Not a Catholic but wow

Interesting collection of regional artists dating back to the 15th century when it comes to the painting Arts. Strong collection of regional Ceramics with good explanation of process and methods of creation. Several contemporary exhibitions. Nice way to spend an afternoon

Great museum with lots of historical artwork and statues

An unexpectedly large museum with 2 fine arts floors, a ceramic section, big archaeology section, modern art section and some temporary exhibits. It was very quiet when we came on a Saturday afternoon- it felt like we had the place to ourselves. Well worth the visit if you are in town especially if you are in a group with varied interests as it has a bit of everything. Bonus points for the massive lift that looked like a sauna.

You need time to see it all. Interesting information of local area.

Free museum, can spend several days to view all the arts. Open until late, friendly staff at the reception.

We especially loved the bottom floor & really enjoyed our visit. Advice if driving, work out where you’ll park before getting there. Not being used to Spanish parking spaces and signs, we found it tricky. Some signs seemed to go into private parking areas under residential houses with closed gates. On inspection they looked in some instances like they could at best house the home owners cars. Yet there was a big blue P outside. No idea what was going on with that. There were free parking options within walking distance if you don’t mind a little exploration. We found this after the fact. So, plan ahead if driving. And check opening hours too. Were there off season in October.