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Avenida de la Universidad, 51 Cáceres 10003 Spain
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Tourism
Cáceres: World Heritage Site since 1986
Visit Cáceres and discover its history, culture, architecture, gastronomy... Composed for the third largest monumental complex in Europe, in Cáceres you can transport yourself to the past and discover the medieval world and the Renaissance era through its streets, squares, palaces and walls perfectly preserved. Discover one of the most important historic centres in the country and get lost in its streets.
Monfragüe
Discover the Monfragüe National Park and fall in love with its landscapes and fauna. Composed of 18,396 protected hectares it was declared a natural park in 1979 and a national park in 2007. In addition to its rich and varied flora based on the "Mediterranean forest" is known above all as a bird watching sanctuary because more than two hundred species inhabit this territory.
Trujillo
One of the most beautiful villages in Cáceres, full of medieval areas and castles. Known for being the land in which the conqueror Pizzaro was born and that, in honor to him, Its own museum house was opened. It has now become one of the most visited places as it was used as a filming set for the famous series Game of Thrones.
Mérida
The capital of Extremadura was declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. Mérida has the most important and imposing historical and monumental archaeological complex. You cannot miss this visit in which you will be transported to the Roman era. These are essential visits: the Roman Theatre of Mérida, the Temple of Diana, the Aqueduct of Miracles and the Roman Circus of Mérida.
Plasencia
In the north of Extremadura we find Plasencia, capital of the Jerte Valley. We recommend you runs through the historic quarter, the main square, the cathedrals... or book a guided tour to further discover the Catholic and Arab past of this place. Plasencia also stands out as an important point of gastronomy, where you can enjoy the tapas route in its terraces. Don’t forget to visit the medieval bridge.