EarGuide Peñíscola

Audio guide Peñíscola with offline GPS map, 7 self-guided walking tours and 30 stops written by local guides. Climb the rock of Papa Luna, press play and understand how a Templar fortress on a Mediterranean islet became, for twelve years, the only papal seat outside Rome and Avignon. EarGuide is your self-guided tour of Peñíscola in audio format: open the app in front of the castle, the walls or the sea and listen to a clear explanation crafted by guides who know this coast of Castellón inside out. Over an hour of narration in total, and stops that start playing automatically as you reach them. ▶ 7 audio tours, 30 points of interest The best things to do in Peñíscola, organised by area so you can explore the walled old town, the harbour and the coast at your own pace: * Audio Guide Papa Luna Castle — the Templar fortress of 1294-1307, the parade ground, the basilica, the Gothic hall where the smallest conclave in history was held, the terraces 64 metres above the Mediterranean and the Parque de Artillería. * Walking Tour Renaissance Walls and Portal Fosc — the dim tunnel gate, the Ramp of Philip II, the Baluarte del Príncipe looking out to sea and the Portal de Sant Pere that Benedict XIII opened to the water. * Walking Tour Old Town — the whitewashed maze of Calle Mayor, the Plaça de Santa Maria and its Gothic church, the Casa de les Petxines and El Bufador, the crack through which the sea breathes under the streets. * Audio Guide Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Ermitana — the Baroque church built against the wall: cannons carved into the doorway, the coat of arms of Philip V, the Virgin's shrine chamber and the esplanade where les danses are performed every September. * Route Fishing Harbour — the working port at the foot of the rock: trawlers, the llotja and its afternoon fish auction, and the sightseeing boats that set out towards the Serra d'Irta. * Walking Tour Playa Norte — five kilometres of golden sand and the Passeig Marítim, the tombolo that joins the rock to the shore, and the beach where the battles of 'El Cid' were filmed with Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren. * Route Serra d'Irta and Torre Badum — twelve kilometres of protected cliffs and undeveloped coves: Cala del Volante, the 1554 watchtower of Torre Badum, the Irta marine reserve and Platja del Pebret. All you need to know about what to see in Peñíscola and what to do, from a half-day visit to a full beach holiday on the Costa del Azahar. ▶ Offline tour: works without internet or wifi Download the audio guide once and use it without data. The offline map shows your GPS location in real time, so you can navigate the old town's stepped alleys, the seafront and the tracks of the Serra d'Irta with no signal at all. Your Peñíscola travel guide, ready when you are. ▶ How it works 1. Choose a tour or a point of interest. 2. Listen to the audio while you look at the landmark. 3. Follow the GPS map to the next stop, at your own pace — each stop starts on its own when you arrive. ▶ Why choose EarGuide * Audio guide created by local guides who truly know Peñíscola and the Serra d'Irta. * 7 tours and 30 attractions with clear, straight-to-the-point explanations. * Works offline with a GPS map: no wifi, no data, no problem. * The alternative to a free walking tour or a guided visit — ideal for a day trip from Valencia or Castellón, a Mediterranean road trip or a week by the sea. Download EarGuide: the Peñíscola audio guide with offline GPS map and landmarks explained by those who know them best.