Things to do in Cáceres
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The magnificent Palacio de los Golfines de Abajo
Ever since the palace of the prominent Golfín family reopened its doors as a museum in Cáceres, thousands of visitors have come to walk the halls of this richly-decorated, historic landmark.
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The Cave of Maltravieso, a prehistoric find in Cáceres
The Cave of Maltravieso, on the outskirts of Cáceres, contains some of the most impressive examples of prehistoric art in Spain.
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Cáceres medieval market: a journey back through time
Visit the Medieval Market of Three Cultures in Cáceres and step back into another era when the Moors, Jews and Christians lived together in the same city.
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Discovering the wines of Extremadura
If you haven’t heard about Extremadura wines, you aren’t the only one. These wines have tended to operate under the radar but thanks to some local producers they are starting to make their mark.
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Semana Santa in Cáceres, feel the tradition
Beautiful processions flood the main streets of the city of Cáceres during Semana Santa (Holy Week), with the most famous monuments as the backdrop. It is a sight to behold.
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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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Torre de Bujaco: the defensive stronghold of Cáceres
The defensive fortress called the Torre de Bujaco was built in the 12th century atop Roman ashlar stones.
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Palacio de Godoy: one conquistador’s dream
The palatial home of Francisco de Godoy, a conquistador from Cáceres who participated in the conquest of Peru and Chile, is a home teeming with the riches the Spanish brought back from the ‘New World’.
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Santuario de la Virgen de la Montaña: the best views over Cáceres
For centuries, people have worshipped at the altar of the Santuario de la Virgen de la Montaña. Not only that, this hilltop sanctuary has the best views in the city of Cáceres.
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The lively Feria de San Fernando: Cáceres’ greatest celebration
Come experience the most revered celebration in Cáceres, Feria de San Fernando. Enjoy a whirlwind festivity filled with music, food, drink and attractions which are sure to keep you entertained.