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

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.

It is worth slowing down when passing through Calzada de Oropesa to admire the stately houses that are dotted along its streets. The Convent of the Agustinas Recoletas also stands out, known for the embroideries and ceramics that its nuns make.

Site with a lot of history behind it that goes back to the time of the Romans in the second century. The old town of Talavera la Vieja or also known as Talaverilla, originally located on the banks of the Tagus River, was flooded in 1963 due to the construction of the Valdecañas Reservoir. Today they can be seen from its shores in a movie landscape but what stands out the most are the Roman ruins of "Los Mármoles" and the "Cilla" temple that can still be visited and date back to the 2nd century when in this place The citadel of Augustobriga was located, which used to have between 4,000 and 7,500 inhabitants at that time. The discovery, in addition to several dolmens, allows us to indicate that there was a population in this area even before it was inhabited by the Romans.

Ruins of this old hydroelectric plant built on the Tagus River at the beginning of the 20th century. Known as Factory of Light.

Section that passes through the Laguna de la Feria, Convent of San Francisco del Berrocal and the Ermita del Berrocal.

Caution with the ruins