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There is no train station in Morella, so the only available public transportation is the bus. However, a car will be very useful to explore the region of Els Ports and El Maestrat at your convenience.
Keep in mind however that this is a very mountanious region and some local roads are narrow and winding.
Written Mar 31, 2003
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As Morella was built on a hill, some streets are very steep. In order to make the climbing easier, some streets have steps.
Written Mar 31, 2003
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As Morella was built on a hill, some streets are very steep. In order to make the climbing easier, some streets have steps.
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Morella, un pueblito poco conocido
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morella is a beautiful fortified town built by the knights templar in the 13th century. located high up in the mountains on the valencia-aragon boarder it has an inpressive defensive position. to get...
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The choice of this location to found a town was due to the inexpugnability of the rock known as "La Mola". On top of the rock, a castle was built of which only the ruins stand today. Morella has lost...
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Majestic Citadel Perched on the Steep Hill
Morella is a small town, or more properly a small citadel. Its ramparts are in excellent condition and the town is still very much alive. Granted, its castle is now a museum, with some parts in ruins,...
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The small town of Morella is to be found in the Castellón area of the Comunidad Valenciana in Eastern Spain. A wander through the cobbled streets feels like a retreat to times long ago... the town is...
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