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The Mirador Pico Blanco in La Pesga, Extremadura, is a spectacular place to enjoy panoramic views. Located at the highest point in the area, it offers stunning views to the north of Las Hurdes and to the south of the Gabriel y Galán reservoir, the lands of Granadilla and the abandoned town of Granadilla.

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Abandoned village under reconstruction

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Arch of Cáparra, symbol of the Via de la Plata

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Granadilla is an abandoned town that is worth visiting.

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Granadilla, the old manor of Granada, is an old walled town of feudal origin in the north of the province of Cáceres. It was abandoned years ago, but even so, it preserves the typical structure of a fortress next to the Gabriel y Galán Reservoir.

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What an interesting and curious place to visit. This beautiful walled town has been around since the 9th century, but today it is a ghost town and has been for the last 60 years. The government built a dam nearby and forced the inhabitants to move elsewhere. Now it is a Historic and Artistic Site of Importance. Parts of the city have been restored and today we invite you to visit the quiet streets of this strange place.

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At the top of El Culebro hill is this natural panoramic point with the best views of the northern region of Extremadura, the Río de los Ángeles and the town of La Pesga from where the itinerary begins to get here following a very entertaining path .

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One of the panoramic points with the best views of the northern region of Extremadura, the Río de los Ángeles and the town of La Pesga from where the itinerary begins to get here.

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It is an abandoned town, in the process of recovery, with a lot of history and heritage.

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Stunning views of the entire area of Las Hurdes and the Gabriel y Galán reservoir

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Of uncertain origin, the population of Cáparra became a municipium of Rome with the emperor Vespasian. Its privileged location on the Vía de la Plata fueled its growth.

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The arch had a height of about 13 meters. It is a quadriform arch that rises on four pillars that form four semicircular arches. Each pillar sits on a base topped by a cornice. On the sides facing the Roman road there are pedestals on which probably representative statues or effigies of the time were placed. It is the only arch of this type that is preserved in Spain.

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This route is probably one of the scenic highlights of the Via del la plata. ancient oaks, moss-covered rocks, cows at ponds, stone walls and really nice single trails for us cyclists

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In addition to the well-known arch, excavations of Roman buildings can also be viewed here.

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The ancient Roman city of Caparra near Caceres (Extremadura). Probably the best known Roman archway from Via de la Plata. An exhibition area is being built all around by the community. However, this is still under construction and was still closed.

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A very striking landmark is the Tetrapylon - an almost square building of about 10 m height with a characteristic groined vault, which is supported by pylons.

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Very nice facility, must have been a big city. Much bigger than I had imagined. Phenomenal. The Arco di Caparra also impresses with its size.

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The Roman arch - also called Caparra - is probably the most famous landmark of the Via de la Plata.

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