Routes and strolls through Cáceres
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The picturesque Plaza Mayor of Cáceres
Come explore the Plaza Mayor of Cáceres, the city’s boisterous social and cultural epicentre. Flanked by historic landmarks, it offers a wonderful selection of bars and restaurants where you can savour local delicacies right at the foot of the Old Town.
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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.
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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.
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Parque Nacional de Monfragüe: natural beauty and views to the heavens
The Parque Nacional de Monfragüe is a natural haven in the north of the province of Cáceres. This stunningly beautiful national park is home to several species of birds of prey.
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Valle del Ambroz: forests and charming villages
The mountains, meadows and pretty villages in Valle del Ambroz, in the north of the province of Cáceres, will lure you back time and again.
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Cherry blossom in the Jerte Valley
The Jerte Valley reaches the height of beauty in spring, as one and a half million cherry trees break into blossom and cover the valley in a blanket of flowers. This coincides with the local Cherry Blossom Festival.
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The medieval fairy-tale charm of the Old Town of Cáceres
Come discover the fairy-tale charm of the Old Town of Cáceres, one of Europe’s best conserved medieval Old Towns. Centuries-old churches, palaces, towers and arches make up the absurdly photogenic townscape.
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History trails and nature hikes in Extremadura
Whether you want to get back to nature or delve into the past, Extremadura has a fine selection of itineraries for trips on foot, in the car or on two wheels.
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The idyllic Parque del Príncipe in Cáceres
Come enjoy a leisurely stroll through Cáceres’ Parque del Príncipe, the city’s main park, filled with fountains, lush green areas and an open-air sculpture museum.
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The Wall of Cáceres: a witness to history
Added to by the Romans, the Almohads and the Christians this wall has borne witness to the rich and often turbulent history of Cáceres.