What to do in Morella?
The new way to discover Morella live, a game to find the most interesting corners, solve puzzles and learn interesting facts about its history without even realizing it. At your leisure, without schedules or reservations. From the moment you start, you will have 12 hours to finish (it won't take you more than 2), being able to stop to rest, have a drink...
Discover Morella in a special way
Experience in Morella
The Time Pirates are stirring up the past and only you, Guardians of Time, can keep history on track.
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What to see in Morella?
The best way to get to know Morella is with our experience. Each step will take you to discover its history, while you have fun getting to know the most emblematic places in the town.
However, here are some must-sees that you can't miss.
Morella Castle
Built on the rock, it has been a key fortress in civilizations such as the Romans, Arabs and Christians. From its summit, the views are spectacular.
Basilica of Santa Maria
Once inside, you will be amazed by its impressive organ with almost 4,000 pipes. If you are lucky and enjoy its acoustics, it will give you goosebumps.
Dinosaur Museum
If you are travelling with children or are a lover of palaeontology, this museum is a must-see. You will be able to see the Morelladon beltrani that inhabited the area.
Towers of San Miguel
They are the main entrance to Morella. These 14th century twin towers are part of the wall surrounding the city. It is possible to walk along a small section of the wall.
Aqueduct
Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, inspired by Roman aqueducts, it carried water from the Vinatxos fountain to La Font square.
Convent of San Francisco
Built in the 14th century by the Franciscan order, frescoes from the 15th century, such as the Tree of Life and the Dance of Death, are still preserved.
Morella the Old
About 6 km from Morella are the cave paintings of Morella la Vella, a collection of prehistoric art declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. These paintings, discovered in 1917, show hunting scenes and battles between tribes, with human figures and animals such as goats and deer.
The paintings are made with a red pigment mixed with stone dust and animal fat. Although they are smaller than those in the nearby Barranco de la Valltorta, they stand out for their realism: warriors with bows and arrows can be seen, as well as footprints that seem to indicate persecutions.
What to see in Morella and surroundings
We have already seen some of the most emblematic corners of Morella, but the beauty of this area does not end here. If you have time to explore a little more, we recommend some nearby places that are worth a visit.
Sanctuary of the Balma
Located on top of the mountain, its history began when they found an image of the virgin in a cave.
Benifasar Estate
It is a natural park with trails between mountains and rivers, home to eagles, vultures, wild boars and foxes, offering an ideal environment for hiking.
Forcall
It is a town with medieval charm, full of cobbled streets and historic houses. You can't miss its church!
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