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Medellín Castle is one of Extremadura's major historical attractions, perched atop a hill overlooking the Guadiana River and the town of Medellín (Badajoz). Origin: A 9th-century Muslim fortress, built upon Roman ruins. After the Reconquista, it fell into Christian hands and was renovated in the 13th and 15th centuries. It held great strategic importance on the border with Portugal and in the defense of the Guadiana River. A key location in the Battle of Medellín (1809) during the Peninsular War.

The Roman Theater of Medellín is an architectural and cultural jewel located on the southern slope of Cerro del Castillo, in the town of Medellín, Badajoz. This ancient theater, under the shadow of a castle, has a truly exceptional location.

The Roman theater has been the town's main attraction since the 1st century. It is located at the foot of the medieval castle and was opened to the public relatively recently after various excavations and restoration works.

The castle can be seen for a long time from the Camino Mozarabe. You get the view from different directions.

Impressive Roman theater and Bronze Age archaeological site, located on Castle Hill, in the town of Medellín. The castle dates back to the 13th century and can be visited every day of the week except Mondays; admission is €2. Check opening hours at https://www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Castillo-de-Medellin/

Medellín Castle is a 13th century fortress that rises above the town and the Guadiana River. Furthermore, a Roman theater survives in its surroundings, which attests to the importance of this ancient site.

It is a castle that the surrounding landscapes give a good panorama between forests and agricultural fields that look towards Sierra de la Trancha. Also called Casa del Conde, it is a castle that rises on one of the southern slopes of the Sierra de la Utrera.

The Río Ortiga at this point near Medellin joins the Río Guadiana and circles the hill where the Castle is located at the top. Beautiful way!