Cáceres, a treasure trove of history and nature
Cáceres invites you to discover a province of unique contrasts, where the history of its old town intertwines with the natural beauty of Las Hurdes. This region offers discoveries around every corner. From the Roman remains in Mérida to the rich biodiversity of the Monfragüe National Park, Cáceres captivates all visitors. Immerse yourself in memorable moments, such as exploring the charming city of Coria, enjoying the cultural and gastronomic experiences in Cáceres, or venturing into its natural landscapes. In Cáceres, every moment promises to be unforgettable, combining the rich history with the serenity of its natural surroundings. Don’t forget to indulge in the authenticity of its local gastronomy for a complete experience.
What to see in Cáceres
What to see in Cáceres: the 11 essential places to visit
Cáceres’ charm lies in its palaces, castles, plazas and parks. So much so, that once you leave, you’ll be longing to come back!
What to see in Granadilla, Cáceres’ loneliest town
Those who are looking for a unique experience are sure to find it Granadilla, Cáceres’s very own ‘ghost town’.
Las Hurdes: the charm of remoteness
The beautiful nature and idyllic villages of Las Hurdes make it one of the most attractive regions in the province of Cáceres.
Garganta de los Infiernos: the source of water in the Jerte
The impressive Reserva Natural de la Garganta de los Infiernos – or Hell's Gorge Nature Reserve – is a 7000-hectare paradise of spectacular landscapes and natural pools.
Mérida, the Roman capital of Hispania
Cover explore Mérida, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dubbed ‘Little Rome’, this trove of historical and architectural treasures will have you in awe.
Jaraíz de la Vera: the capital of paprika
Jaraíz is one of the foremost towns in the county of La Vera, famous for its paprika and the Yuste monastery where the Habsburg king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles V died.
