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The Herrerías aqueduct is an old hydraulic infrastructure designed to supply energy to a blacksmith shop in Campillo de Deleitosa. Later it would also be used to supply three mini power plants. Actually, the aqueduct is only part of a larger work, which consists of a seven-kilometer canal and its related structures. This canal begins in a dam built right where the Batanes, Colmenar and Torneros gorges converge.

Comfortable shoes and patience with the slopes.

In the foothills of the Los Ibores region is Castañar de Ibor, on the road from Guadalupe to Navalmoral de la Mata.

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

An incredible fortress rose from the rocky cliffs. Muslim fortress from the 12th century, built to monitor and control the trade route between the Sierra de Ortijuela and the Berzocana river valley. The views are spectacular.

Castañar de Ibor is a small town in the Los Ibores region. Originally founded at the end of the 15th century along the old cattle tracks.

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.