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The town is known as one of the gateways to Monfragüe National Park. From here you can visit: El Salto del Gitano (The Gypsy's Leap), one of the park's most impressive viewpoints. Monfragüe Castle, with majestic views of the Tagus River and the Mediterranean forest. Hiking trails such as the Miradores Trail or the Tagus River Trail.

Torrejón el Rubio is an excellent destination for those seeking unspoiled nature, wildlife viewing, hiking, and peaceful tourism surrounded by the privileged environment of Monfragüe National Park, one of the best places in Spain for spotting birds such as the black vulture and the Spanish imperial eagle. Furthermore, its historical heritage, the friendliness of the locals, and its strategic location make it a very complete place for a weekend getaway or as a base for exploring Monfragüe.

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The castle was built under Moorish rule.

Arch of Cáparra, symbol of the Via de la Plata

The Plaza Mayor of Plasencia is the nerve center of the city, in the beginning it even functioned as a Bullring, like many other town squares in Spain. In this sense, the 'Miracle of the Bull of Plasencia' appears in the Cantigas of Alfonso He interceded so that nothing would happen to him. The Plaza Mayor, is a square with arcades around the edge and is located in the heart of the old town of Plasencia, dominating the square, the Town Hall in the main tower of the building, known to all as Piacenza, the grandfather of Mayorga, which acts as the clock tower that rings the bells every half hour. This building dates back to the 16th century and has been restored several times over the years, it is a transitional style from Gothic to Renaissance. On one side of the Town Hall is the old prison building built in the 17th century with a masonry façade and a coat of arms of King Philip IV. in https://plasenciaturismo.es/plaza-mayor

The Old Cathedral follows a Romanesque plan, despite having been built in the 13th century. Almost all European artistic styles arrived in Extremadura with a considerable delay, since it was the border between the Christian and Muslim kingdoms. Thus, although the Romanesque style arrived in the north of the Peninsula in the 10th and 11th centuries, it was not applied in this area until the 13th century. The main door of the Old Cathedral, the Chapel of San Pablo and the Virgen del Perdón show the transition between Romanesque and Gothic. The New Cathedral has many Gothic and Renaissance elements, such as the choir, the vaults and the Plateresque fronts. The Cathedral Museum exhibits the 16th century Gothic panel of "Wedding at Cana". Masters of the Spanish Baroque such as Gregorio Fernández and the Churriguera brothers also left the important mark of their art on the cathedral's altarpiece. in https://plasenciaturismo.es/que-ver/imprescindibles

The hiking trail from the parking lot at the foot of the Castillo is easy to walk and mostly goes up on the road. No particular difficulties await the hiker, but there are fantastic views over the Monfragüe Nature Park. Don't forget your binoculars so you can get a good look at the many vultures, eagles and black storks. The Castillo itself is rather uninteresting.