Benifallet is a town with a history that stretches back through the centuries, a place where every stone and every path has a story to tell. From the Neolithic cave paintings of the Cova de Culla to the archaeological sites of Aldovesta, the Castellot de la Roca Roja and the Roman villa of Mas de Cachorro, Benifallet is a living testament to the civilizations that have flourished in this land. Its Arab origins and its importance in defense during the civil war of the 15th century are just some of the chapters that make up the rich history of this town. The history of Benifallet can also be traced through its architecture and its monuments. The town was first mentioned in documents in 1153, and since then it has witnessed numerous historical events, including its link with the Order of the Temple and the influence of the Montcada and Pinyol families. Today, visitors can stroll through the streets of Benifallet and feel transported to another era, surrounded by the beauty of a heritage that has been carefully preserved. This rich history is not only celebrated by the inhabitants of Benifallet, but also attracts visitors from all over the world, eager to discover the secrets that this town hides. With a growing tourist popularity, thanks to the exploitation of the Benifallet Caves and the navigability of the Ebro, the town has managed to combine its cultural heritage with a modern and attractive offer for all those looking to connect with the past1. Benifallet is, without a doubt, a place where history is still alive, breathing through its festivals, its gastronomy and, above all, its cultural heritage.