Borriol, Municipality in Castellón Province, Spain
Borriol is a municipality in Castellón Province in eastern Spain, located in a valley between the Desert de les Palmes and Serra de Borriol mountains. The area spans 62.1 square kilometers and contains residential zones, farmland, and natural sections within this landscape.
The settlement received its charter in 1250 from King James I of Aragon, marking its establishment as an organized community. Early governance fell under the Bishop of Tortosa and local families who shaped the region's development.
The town is rooted in farming, especially olive and carob cultivation, which shapes daily life for many families. Local pottery crafts have been passed down through generations and remain part of community identity.
The CV-151 and CV-10 roads connect the town to neighboring areas and provide access to services across Castellón Province. Visiting is easiest by car, as this allows you to explore the region at your own pace.
Pro golfer Sergio García, who won the 2017 U.S. Masters, served as chairman of local football club CF Borriol from 2010 to 2018. This connection between an international sports figure and the town highlights Borriol's presence on a global stage.
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