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Salvaterra do Extremo preserves numerous traditional stone constructions, especially in the peripheral areas of the historic center and in its rural surroundings, where old paths, pigsties and auxiliary structures typical of agricultural life can be found.

Flour mills were abundant in the region: they were traditional mechanisms for grinding grain using stones, although most have disappeared over time. In nearby towns like La Zarza (Badajoz), a mill called "Molino de la Rabia" (Mill of Rage) is still preserved, characterized by its five pairs of millstones and barrel vaults.

The Erjas River (also known as the Eljas River in Spain and the Erges River in Portugal) is a tributary of the Tagus River that serves as a natural border between Spain and Portugal for approximately 50 km.

Salvaterra do Extremo is a picturesque village in Portugal, known for its stunning views and natural surroundings.

The Mirador de la Caseta del Río Erjas, also known as the Eljas River in Portuguese, is a picturesque place that offers stunning views on the border between Spain and Portugal.

The Cañada Real de Gata is a short-distance hiking route that offers great scenic value as it passes entirely through the surroundings of the Tajo Internacional Natural Park in Extremadura.

Peñafiel Castle, also known as Racha Rachel Castle, is an old fortification located in the municipality of Zarza la Mayor, in the province of Cáceres. The construction of the castle dates back to the 13th century. It was built on the remains of a fortress of Arab origin from the 9th century. King Alfonso IX conquered the fortress in 1212 and granted it to the Order of Alcántara, thus forming an important commandery.

The Pata de Buey Dolmen is a funerary structure that consists of a large chamber with an approximate diameter of 3 meters. The slate slabs that formed the chamber have remained mostly on the same side, especially in the areas adjacent to the corridor. In the northeast sector, there are also three small slabs.