Alcazaba of Badajoz
One of the largest Moorish citadels in Europe, with the Espantaperros tower and views over the river Guadiana.
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One of the largest Moorish citadels in Europe, with the Espantaperros tower and views over the river Guadiana.
A World Heritage historic quarter with medieval, Renaissance and Moorish architecture.
A village in the Ambroz Valley with one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Spain, with narrow streets and adobe...
An important Gothic-Mudéjar monastery, also a World Heritage Site, with a rich religious and artistic history.
Hieronymite monastery in La Vera where Emperor Charles V spent his final years and died in 1558, surrounded by oak an...
Landscape of granite boulders and ponds with stork colonies in Malpartida de Cáceres, also home to the Vostell Museum.
Building by Rafael Moneo in Mérida, with brick arches evoking Roman architecture and a superb collection of mosaics a...
A natural paradise for hiking and birdwatching, especially vultures and eagles.
A monumental city in northern Cáceres with two joined cathedrals, city walls and a lively main square.
A colourful historic square with arches and old buildings, a meeting point in the city of Badajoz.
A 2nd-century Roman bridge over the Tagus river, one of the best preserved in the world and almost 50 metres high.
An impressive theatre from the 1st century BC, one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in Spain.
A town of conquistadors with a large arcaded main square, Renaissance palaces and an Arab castle on top.
A valley famous for its cherry blossom in spring, with gorges and natural pools for a summer swim.
Town nicknamed little Seville, with the Dukes of Feria's fortress, now a parador, and the arcaded Plaza Grande and Pl...