In the coastal province of Castello, Spain, you will find the town of Segorbe. It is actually located in Valencia, an autonomous region of the country. After you have checked in to your discount Segorbe hotel, take a walk to the Segorbe Castle. It is in ruins today because it was pillaged in 1785 for its building materials which were used to construct the Casa de Misericordia. You'll notice on your walk that the town's walls are still intact in many places, and you can also see the main defensive tower, the Torre de la Carcel.

The Segorbe Cathedral has not always been located on ground that was a place for Christians to worship. From the 8th century until 1245 the original structure was used as a mosque by the Moors that captured the town. The current structure was built in 1534 but was extended in 1795. There is also a bridge that connects the cathedral to the old Episcopal palace. Today's mayor is housed in the former Palace of the Dukes of Medinaceli. Book your budget hotel in Segorbe early if you are planning to visit in September; the town's bull-run brings over 200,000 tourists to the area each year.