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Mesas de Ibor is a municipality in Extremadura located in the Ibor valley, south of the Valdecañas reservoir. Surrounded by endless olive groves, so typical of this area, the town has interesting vestiges from different eras, such as a Roman fountain and bridge, a Celtic castro and a picturesque medieval church.

According to Don Javier. The dolmen is impressive if you have been lucky enough to see it.

Walking through the streets of this town will allow you to come into contact with its people, its culture, its traditions and popular festivals to get to know Extremadura more fully.

Large town in the north of the province of Cáseres. The town of Navalmoral de la Mata is the gateway to the Sierra de Gredos Regional Park in the northern part. Cycle through the city to Plaza de España to view heritage buildings, including the impressive Iglesia de San Andrés.

Talavera la Vieja corresponds to the Roman city of Augustobriga, halfway between Mérida (Emérita Augusta) and Talavera de la Reina (Caesarobriga). For a long time it was doubted that this was the Roman city, until an inscription was discovered that unquestionably linked the ancient city with the town of Talavera la Vieja. It is interesting to note that the only Roman portico of the Curia that is preserved today comes from this city. Today it is next to the EX-118, since it was saved from the flood by moving the stones and relocating them in the place where they are now. This historical monument is better known as "the marbles".

Under its waters is a bronze age site with a dolmen that emerges when the waters recede.

Navalmoral de la Mata is a large rural farming town centrally located close to major highways and the Madrid-Lisbon railway line. The town was founded at the end of the 14th century as the Campana de la Mata farmhouse in the community of Villa y Tierra de Plasencia. Grain silos dominate the landscape and can be seen for miles.

Site with a lot of history behind it that goes back to the time of the Romans in the second century. The old town of Talavera la Vieja or also known as Talaverilla, originally located on the banks of the Tagus River, was flooded in 1963 due to the construction of the Valdecañas Reservoir. Today they can be seen from its shores in a movie landscape but what stands out the most are the Roman ruins of "Los Mármoles" and the "Cilla" temple that can still be visited and date back to the 2nd century when in this place The citadel of Augustobriga was located, which used to have between 4,000 and 7,500 inhabitants at that time. The discovery, in addition to several dolmens, allows us to indicate that there was a population in this area even before it was inhabited by the Romans.