Attractions in Extremadura

The Holy Church Co-Cathedral of Santa María is the most important Christian temple in Cáceres and, since 1957, it has the rank of Co-Cathedral.
The origin of this church dates … read more

In its arcades, merchants and artisans with fixed establishments were installed, it was also and continues to be the place where events and shows of the city are held ..., … read more

Emerita Augusta was the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania and since then it has been the nerve center of Extremadura. Today it is the autonomous capital and the … read more

Located in the Palacio de las Veletas, it conserves a magnificent cistern inside.
Inaugurated in February 1933, the Cáceres Museum occupies two palace-houses in the Monumental City: the Palacio de … read more

The arch had a height of about 13 meters. It is a quadriform arch that rises on four pillars that form four semicircular arches. Each pillar sits on a base … read more

In the heart of the Monfragüe National Park are the ruins of what was formerly a key point in weapons observation work in the Muslim era, the Monfragüe Castle was … read more

On the outside, its Gothic portals with archivolts and framed by alfiz stand out.
The interior shows a single nave covered with ribbed vaults and with a wide choir at … read more

A Roman relic that is still in use. Construction of the reservoir began in the 1st century BC. to supply Mérida through its aqueduct and is still active today as … read more

Located in the Plaza de San Juan, this church is one of the most populous parishes in the city. It was formerly called San Juan de los Ovejeros, because the … read more

This bridge allows you to circumvent one of the most important structures in modern Spain, the Tagus reservoir, the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula with more than 1000 kilometers … read more

Translated from English-The Roman Bridge of Albarregas is a Roman bridge in Mérida, Spain. Built of granite, the bridge crosses the Albarregas River, a tributary of the Guadiana. It is … read more

The Cerro Gimió Watchtower is located in the municipality of Villarreal de San Carlos, a town in Cáceres located in its geographical center. This site is located in the Monfragüe … read more

Very rolling track along a section of the Via de la Plata. Near Real de la Jara you can see an old ruined fortress.

Galisteo Wall, which still completely surrounds the old part of the town, and next to which is the homage tower known as La Picota, considered the greatest symbol of the municipality.

About five kilometers northwest of the city is this Roman reservoir, in the same place where the famous battle of Albuera took place. In it, the dispute over the throne … read more

The Sierra de las Corchuelas is crossed in two by the waters of the Tagus River in this spectacular area of the park, El Mirador Salto del Gitano, without a … read more

The origins of the castle of Montánchez date back to Roman times (it began to be built at the time of the emperor Caracalla)

The bridge, a work from the time of the founding of the Colony, is built entirely of concrete lined with granite ashlars, is today made up of sixty semicircular arches, … read more

Hidden natural freshwater pools where you can bathe and sunbathe, with access via a route through rocky valleys. That yes, the very fresh water when coming down from the mountains.

The Parador de Cáceres is housed in a 14th-century stone palace and features original features such as vaulted ceilings and period furniture.