Hidden treasures

Hidden treasures CULTURAL WONDERS Archaeological sites Dolmens Castles Monasteries Theatres Temples Historical-artistic sites

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PRESENTATION Extremadura is a region of contrasts that holds within it cultural wonders. This guide of Hidden Treasures presents a series of extraordinary places, little known, through which we can make a journey through history thanks to the heritage of the ancient inhabitants.

Follow in the footprints of men and women from prehistory through the Tartessian people the significant legacy left by the Romans, the influence of the Visigoths, or the military and religious orders such as The Order of Santiago.

An architectural heritage that we can enjoy in fortresses and temples that bring together successive styles: Romanesque, Gothic, Plateresque, Renaissance and Baroque. Priceless jewels that the travellers can discover in this land so rich in cultural heritage.

Government of Extremadura Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports General Coordination: Directorate General of Tourism Images provided by: Ángel M. Felicísimo (CC-BY 3.0), Ayuntamiento de Serradilla, ADEME, CEDER La Serena, Convento El Palancar, Diócesis de Plasencia, Belén Cáceres Garrido, Diócesis Coria-Cáceres.

Directorate General of Tourism (property) Legal Deposit: BA-000760-2020 / Year of edition: 2020

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Extremadura has many treasures to discover, here we present twenty eight among which stand out: dolmens, sanctuaries, theatres, thermal baths, monasteries, castles, churches, sculptures. Sample of a history a history that has been the pillar where today’s Extremadura has been built, where past and future coexist waiting to be discovered.

A journey back in time to a land, Extremadura, that holds hidden jewels in all its corners. We invite visitors to explore and discover its dense cultural legacy because the experience will be well worth it.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Location map

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Badajoz

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España Madrid

Sevilla

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Mérida

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Badajoz

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Zafra

Lisboa

Navalmoral de la Mata

Trujillo

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Lisboa IP-7

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Cáceres

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2. Cancho Roano Archaeological Site, Zalamea de la Serena

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3. Roman Theatre of Regina, Casas de Reina

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Salamanca A-66

Plasencia

Coria

1. Dolmen Site, Valencia de Alcántara

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10. Belvís de Monroy Castle

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11. Feria Castle

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12. Granadilla, Zarza de Granadilla

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13. El Palancar Convent, Pedroso de Acím

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14. Ermita del Ara, Fuente del Arco

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15. Church of Santa María Magdalena, Olivenza

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16. Cristo de la Victoria, Serradilla

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17. El sagrado mantel, Coria

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18. Roman ruins of Augustóbriga

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19. Trevejo Castle

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4. Roman Theater of Medellin

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5. Arch of Cáparra, Oliva de Plasencia

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6. Roman Baths, Alange

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7. Basilica Santa Lucía del Trampal, Alcuéscar

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8. Monastery of Tentudía, Calera de León

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9. Church of San Nicolás, Plasencia

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20. Mirabel Castle

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21. Garrovillas Plaza Mayor

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22. Alfiler Tower, Trujillo

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Fuente del Arco

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23. Luna Castle, Alburquerque

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24. Castle of La Puebla de Alcocer

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25. Pósito de Hornachos

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26. Convent of San Benito de Alcántara

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27. Alquería El Gasco, Nuñomoral

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28. Dolmen de Lácara, La Nava de Santiago

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Tourist Offices

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DOLMEN SITE Valencia de Alcántara Prehistoric tombs

CANCHO ROANO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Zalamea de La Serena Tartessian Monumental Sanctuary

Valencia de Alcántara has a spectacular megalithic complex made up of 41 dolmens, dating from the 4th and 3rd millennium BC. Some are in perfect condition and can be visited along five well-marked routes: Tapias, Zafra, Las Lanchas, Huertas de las Monjas and Los Mellizos.

This adobe palacesanctuary dates back to the 5th century BC. The main building has eleven rooms, a large courtyard, and a well that is still fed by the water from the Cagancha River, near the site. Various cult objects and typical beads of the time have been found.

Opposite the monument is the Cancho Roano interpretation centre, which reveals the secrets hidden in this unique archaeological site.

Dolmens are burial chambers formed by stone slabs, with a larger slabs used as a roof. Some have a small corridor and used to be accompanied by burial goods. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/

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ROMAN THEATRE OF REGINA Casas De Reina EVERY BODY ON STAGE! It is the most representative building of the ancient Roman city of Regina Turdulorum.

The city was founded in the first century. Thanks to its restoration we can appreciate the main original elements and its capacity, one thousand spectators, proof of it’s great importance in the Iberian Peninsula.

ROMAN THEATRE OF MEDELLIN If the stones could talk

Metellinum was an important Roman colony, proof of this is its magnificent theatre dating back to the end of the 1st century BC. It is in an excellent state of conservation, especially the steps, with up to 800 granite ashlars, and the exposed columns we can see are the originals.

To learn more about the past of the interesting city of Medellín, you can visit the Church of Santiago, the archaeological park’s interpretation centre, It’s also host to Mérida International Classical Festival Theatre, whose programme you can enjoy during the summer months.

In the summer it has a classical theatre programme and it’s also host to Mérida International Classical Theatre Festival. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Ciudad-Romana-de-Regina/

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ARCH OF CÁPARRA Oliva de Plasencia Crossroads This four-sided quadriphon arch is unique in Spain. It was located in the centre of the Roman city of Capera, today Caparra, a city of great mercantile importance due to its location on the Vía de la Plata (Silver Route).

The arch was surrounded by the main monuments, such as the baths, whose remains can still be seen today.

ROMAN THERMAL BATHS Alange Well-being in a World Heritage Site

This health and relaxation spa complex in honour of the goddess Juno was founded by the Romans in the 3rd century. Currently, you can enjoy both the spa and these Roman vestiges, such as the two circular domeroofed baths, declared a World Heritage Site

by UNESCO.

The properties of its mineralmedicinal waters are unique, and these Roman baths combine traditional therapies with the latest trends in wellness and hydrotherapy.

Thanks to the inscriptions on the arch we know that it was built at the end of the first century by Fidius Macer, to fulfil the wishes of his parents. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Ciudad-romana-de-Caparra/

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BASÍLICA SANTA LUCÍA DEL TRAMPAL Alcuéscar Visigothic jewel It is the only Visigothic church to be preserved in the Iberian Peninsula.

It is very close to the Trampal spring, at the foot of the Sierra del Centinela. It was built around the second third of the 7th century and was part of a convent of Templar monks.

MONASTERY OF TENTUDÍA Calera de León Traces of the Order of Santiago

Legend has it that in the 13th century, during a battle against the Arabs, Captain Pelay Pérez Correa implored the Virgin: “Holy Mary, stop your day!”. The miracle took place and in gratitude he had this chapel built dedicated to Santa María de Tudía (Tentudía). Located in Calera de León, it was the headquarters of the Military Order of Santiago.

In the middle of the 16th century a Language Faculty (humanities) was created in the monastery, which was in operation until the beginning of the 19th century.

In the surrounding area, goat-shaped votive offerings have been found, representing the Celtic goddess Ataecina, protector of the forest and waters, whose Roman equivalent was Proserpina. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Basilica-visigoda-de-Santa-Lucia-del-Trampal/

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CHURCH OF SAN NICOLÁS Plasencia Romanesque and gothic architecture The Church of San Nicolás is located in one of the most beautiful corners of the historic centre of Plasencia. Built in the 13th century, it was one of the first churches in the city.

With an initial late Romanesque style, its continuous remodelling gave it a Gothic appearance, although it preserves outstanding Romanesque elements such as the bell tower, the southern and northern portals and a beautiful baptismal font.

CASTLE OF BELVÍS DE MONROY The great fortress

Located to the northeast of Cáceres, construction began in the 13th century during the Reconquest at the behest of King Sancho IV. It brings together successive architectural styles: Romanesque, Gothic, Plateresque, Renaissance and Baroque. What remains of it can give us a sample of the magnificent fortress that must have been been in the past.

This castle endured the constant battles between two families in the area, the Monroys and the Belvises, who ended up marrying their children together to put an end to the disputes.

This church’s northern portal was designated by the city’s fuero as the venue for hearing disputes among Jews, Muslims and Christians.

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GRANADILLA Zarza de Granadilla

FERIA CASTLE South watchtower

An immortal medieval town

From Feria’s Castle emerges its impressive keep, a magnificent example of military Gothic architecture. It has four floors, where the first corresponds to the quarters for the lords of the castle, two more for other uses, finishing with a terrace that offers privileged views of the region of Zafra - Rio Bodion.

The walled town of Granadilla, founded in the ninth century by the Muslims, was vacated in the 1960s to build the nearby Gabriel y Galán reservoir.

It is currently undergoing rehabilitation to regain its splendour.

The spanish film director, Pedro Almodóvar used it as the setting for his film ¡Átame!

From its castle you can enjoy wonderful views, especially at sunset. The town has visiting hours, so check the opening times before your visit.

The castle is accessed through the homage courtyard, walking along the wall, you can then enter the tower that houses the Señorío de Feria Interpretation Centre. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Castillo-de-Feria/

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EL PALANCAR CONVENT Pedroso de Acim The smallest in the world “El Conventico”, as it is known, was founded by Fray Pedro de Alcántara in the 16th century.

A friar of humble character, he ordered the construction of a room, dominated by austerity, with the right dimensions to be able to carry out monastic life. Its founder, who was 6’2” tall slept sitting with his head rested against a small log on the wall.

ERMITA DEL ARA Fuente del Arco The Sistine Chapel of Extremadura

It is one of the most symbolic constructions of the Mudejar style in lower Extremadura and dates back to the end of the 14th century. Twentysix scenes from the book of Genesis unfold in the vault of the sanctuary.

From the outside, the beautiful Mudejar arches and the two-section bell tower stand out from which to contemplate the Sierra de San Miguel, the Sierra del Viento and the banks of the Ara.

The base is decorated with geometric figures possibly painted with minerals from the nearby Jayona Mine.

Currently El Palancar’s Convent has become a place of meditation, pilgrimage and retreat. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Convento-El-Palancar/

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CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA MAGDALENA Olivenza Manuelino style in its purest form A beautiful jewel of the Portuguese Manueline style built in the 16th century as a temple and residence for the Bishops of Ceuta. Its false battlements, pinnacles, gargoyles and the powerful columns turned into thick ship ropes, an impressive altarpiece, and its naturalistic decoration and historic tiles are striking.

CRISTO DE LA VICTORIA Serradilla Baroque devotion

Life-size image carved in 1630 by the image maker Domingo de Rioja that can be found on the main altarpiece of the church.

Miraculous powers are attributed to him and thousands are the pilgrims who come to visit El Cristo de Serradilla.

The temple that bears his name is Baroque and of great beauty.

It is located in the heart of MonfragĂźe National Park.

The monastery of Cristo de la Victoria houses one of the most important pictorial collections of the 16th and 17th centuries in the country.

If you are lucky enough to enter this temple around noon you will enjoy the multi-coloured light provided by its stained glass windows creating a magical atmosphere. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Iglesia-de-La-Magdalena/

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Relic of Christianity This textile piece is in Coria’s Cathedral Museum of Coria.

Tradition tells that it is of the tablecloth used in the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the twelve apostles.

It is made from white linen thread with indigo blue decorative bands and measures 4.42 metres in length and 92 centimetres in width.

Photos: Dionisio Romero (Cedidas por el Cabildo Catedral de la Diócesis de Coria-Cáceres, titular de todos los derechos)

EL SAGRADO MANTEL Coria

ROMAN RUINS OF AUGUSTÓBRIGA Bohonal de Ibor The Roman portico

Augustóbriga was a Roman Municipium located on the banks of the Tagus River. It went on through to medieval times with the name of Talavera la Vieja, still preserving traces of the Roman era. In the 20th century, after the construction of the Valdecañas Reservoir, the town was flooded and a portico of the temple called Los Mármoles and some columns of the temple called La Cilla were rescued.

Los Marmoles is named after the Stucco coating with pieces of glass that covered the grooves on the column shafts.

From 1494 to 1791, every 3rd of May, it was publicly displayed before the many pilgrims who came with faith to the city of Coria.

This movement deteriorated the relic and it was decided to keep it in the cathedral, leading to a fall in its worship and it fell into disuse and obscurity. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Mantel-sagrado-de-Coria/

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CASTLE OF TREVEJO Trevejo The lookout of the Sierra de Gata This castle is located in the district of Trevejo belonging to Villamiel.

Throughout its history it played a very important role in controlling the valleys of the western part of Sierra de Gata until the War of Independence against the French, who destroyed it due to its great strategic value, thus preventing it from becoming a place of refuge for guerrillas.

CASTLE OF MIRABEL Mirabel A castle of legend

The Castle of Mirabel sits on Peña de Acero and was part of the defensive system that existed in the Middle Ages around the Tagus River. A great legend from the time of the Reconquest revolves around this castle, that of ‘‘Los 13 Panes’, which by luck or by providence managed to get the Christians, who were besieged in the castle by Almohad troops, to withdraw without a fight.

The castle can be visited and has information panels.

Due to the low light pollution, Trevejo and its castle have become an ideal place for stargazing. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Castillo-de-Trevejo/

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PLAZA MAYOR Garrovillas de Alconétar The arcaded square Garrovillas de Alconétar’s Plaza Mayor is an architectural complex considered the best example of late medieval rural architecture in Extremadura.

Listed as one of the most beautiful in Spain and among the 12 largest in the country, with its 4000 m2, it is made up of a set of houses with porches and windows in semicircular arches.

LA TORRE DEL ALFILER Trujillo Guardian of history

Torre del Alfiler is one of the most characteristic buildings of the monumental picture of Trujillo. Built with Roman ashlars, it was a defensive part of the Muslim town and converted, in the 16th century, into the homage tower of the Chaves-Cárdenas palace, which still shows the chain above its door, a symbol of having had the honour of hosting the king Felipe II.

Its name is due to the fact that it has a metal rod nailed to the dome that covers the plane where the battlement was, which was removed by order of Queen Isabel La Católica.

Inside is Trujillo’s History Interpretation Centre.

Located in the same square, is the Palace of the Dukes of Alba de Liste, now converted to a hotel belonging to the hotel chain Red de Hospederias de Extremadura, hotels run by Extremadura’s Government. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Plaza-porticada-de-Garrovillas-de-Alconetar

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CASTLE LUNA Alburquerque

CASTLE OF LA PUEBLA DE ALCOCER Puebla de Alcocer

Rayan fortress

The great viewpoint

Lunaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Castle is one of the most important and best preserved medieval fortresses in the Iberian Peninsula. Small in size but of great strategic value due to its location near the border with Portugal, it has four defensive enclosures that make it virtually impregnable. The imposing keep and the Villa Adentro or medieval Jewish quarter are most noteworthy.

It was in the 15th century when Puebla de Alcocer was declared a town and given to Don Gutierre de Sotomayor, Master of the Order of Alcantara, who built this castle on the remains of another existing fortress. It has a strong, closed and compact character provided by its high and thick walls and the great height of the Torre del Homenaje built with a cylindrical shape stands out.

The views from the Torre del Homenaje are spectacular, offering a wonderful view of the Valley of La Serena, with its reservoir of the same name, and the plains of La Siberia.

It is named after Don Alvaro de Luna, Master of the Order of Santiago and Constable of Castile who, between 1445 and 1453, undertook the construction of some of the most important elements of the castle. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Castillo-de-Alburquerque/

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PÓSITO DE HORNACHOS Hornachos Refuge from the Moorish culture Hornachos was the last Moorish stronghold on the Iberian Peninsula until the expulsion decree signed by Felipe II in 1610 was formalised.

One of the most emblematic buildings in Hornachos, El Pósito, dates from the Mudejar period. It is an old repository built between the two valleys that have marked the history of the municipality; that of the Moors and that of the Christians.

CONVENT OF SAN BENITO Alcántara Centre of monastic wisdom

This building, promoted in the 16th century by the Catholic Monarchs to house the Order of Alcántara, is one of the most beautiful convents in Extremadura.

Learn the story of how the French, during the Napoleonic invasions, acquired a book that accumulated all the culinary knowledge of the monks of Alcántara and whose recipes were introduced into French cuisine and used by the best master chefs of the neighbouring country.

It was declared a National Monument in 1914. At present, the Alcántara Classical Theatre Festival is held on this site.

This building currently houses the Moorish Culture Interpretation Centre, whose purpose is to reflect on the history of these Spanish Muslims who were expelled from the country. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/El-Posito-de-Hornachos

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ALQUERÍA EL GASCO Nuñomoral Hurdanian treasure A series of small meanders of the river Malvellido, winding through the rocks of the mountains, welcome us as we approach El Gasco, a picturesque town in the region of Las Hurdes, where we can still observe the typically wonderful constructions of Las Hurdes made of slate, so characteristic of the area.

DOLMEN DE LÁCARA La Nava de Santiago Prehistoric jewel

Located in a wonderful oak woodland, this dolmen is a megalithic burial monument, a collective corridor-type tomb dating from the late Neolithic period (4000- 3000 BC).

It has surprising dimensions and is considered one of the largest and best preserved in the Iberian Peninsula.

It was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1931.

In spite of the despoilment suffered since its construction, this dolmen is in a very good state of conservation and during your visit you can sense the majesty that it once had.

Visit Casa Hurdana’s Interpretation Center, enjoy the route to Chorro de la Meancera and learn about the El Gasco Volcano Site of Scientific Interest. www.turismoextremadura.com/es/explora/Alqueria-El-Gasco

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i Alange C/ Nueva, 26 06840 Alange Tel.: 924 36 52 19 turismo@alange.es www.visitaalange.es Alburquerque Plaza de España, s/n 06510 Alburquerque Tel.: 924 40 12 02 turismo@alburquerque.es www.alburquerque.es Aliseda C/ Gabriel y Galán, 8 A 10550 Aliseda Tel.: 606 30 62 81 centroialiseda@gmail.com www.aliseda.es/oficina-de-turismo Almendralejo Plaza de la Iglesia, 16.

06200 Almendralejo Tel.: 924 66 69 67 turismo@almendralejo.es www.almendralejo.es Arroyo de la Luz Plaza de la Constitución, 21 10900 Arroyo de la Luz Tel.: 927 27 04 37 turiofiarroyo@hotmail.com www.arroyodelaluz.es Arroyomolinos C/ Hernán Cortés, 6 10161 Arroyomolinos Tel: 927 38 53 06 / 927 38 50 02 turismo@arroyomolinos.es www.arroyomolinos.es Azuaga Casa de la Cultura.

Plaza de la Merced, 12 06920 Azuaga Tel.: 924 13 78 38 ot@azuaga.badajoz.es www.azuaga.es Badajoz Pasaje de San Juan, s/n.

06002 Badajoz Tel.: 924 22 49 81 turismo@aytobadajoz.es turismo.aytobadajoz.es

Extremadura tourist offices

Badajoz Oficina de Turismo de las Casas Mudéjares Plaza de San José, 18 06001 Badajoz Tel.: 924 20 13 69 / 924 23 97 98 casasmudejares@aytobadajoz.es turismo.aytobadajoz.es Baños de Montemayor Avda. de las Termas, 49 10750 Baños de Montemayor Tel.: 927 48 82 85 turismobanosdemontemayor@hotmail.com www.visitambroz.es Cáceres Plaza Mayor, s/n 10003 Cáceres Tel.: 927 111 222 turismo@ayto-caceres.es turismo.caceres.es Caminomorisco C/ Rocandelario, 2 Avda. de las Hurdes, s/n 10620 Caminomorisco Tel.: 927 43 53 29/ 927 43 52 12 oficinadeturismo@caminomorisco.es www.caminomorisco.es/oficina-de-turismo

Casares de Las Hurdes Plaza Lindón, s/n 10628 Casares de las Hurdes Tel.: 927 67 61 91 / 639 48 97 16 ofturismo@casaresdelashurdes.es www.casaresdelashurdes.es

Fuentes de León Plaza de España, 3 06280 Fuentes de León Tel: 924 72 41 74 / 691 07 63 33 turismo@fuentesdeleon.es www.turismofuentesdeleon.blogspot.com Guadalupe Plaza de Santa María de Guadalupe, s/n 10140 Guadalupe Tel.: 927 15 41 28 / 927 36 71 36 oficinadeturismo@ ayuntamientodeguadalupe.es www.guadalupeturismoblog.wordpress.com Herrera del Duque Avda. del Ejercito, 26 Bajo 06670 Herrera del Duque Tel.: 924 64 27 69 oficinaturismo@herreradelduque.es www.herreradelduque.com Hervás C/ Braulio Navas, 6 10700 Hervás Tel.: 927 47 36 18 – 47 49 63 oficinaturismo@hervas.es www.turismodehervas.com Higuera la Real C/ Fuente, 12 06350 Higuera la Real Tel.: 924 72 33 28 turismo@higueralareal.gob.es www.higueralareal.es

Coria Plaza de San Pedro, 1 10800 Coria Tel.: 927 50 80 00- Ext. 290 oficinaturismo@coria.org www.turismo.coria.org

Hornachos C/ Felipe Trigo, 1 (Casa de la Cultura) 06228 Hornachos Tel: 924 53 35 33 turismohornachos@hotmail.com www.hornachos.es

Don Benito C/ Villanueva, 1 06400 Don Benito Tel.: 927 80 80 84 turismo@donbenito.es www.donbenito.es

Fregenal de la Sierra C/ El Rollo, 1 06340 Fregenal de la Sierra Tel.: 924 70 00 00 Ext. 81663 turismo@fregenaldelasierra.es www.turismo.fregenaldelasierra.es

Jaraíz de la Vera C/ Mérida, 17 10400 Jaraíz de la Vera Tel.: 927 17 05 87 ofiturjaraizdelavera@gmail.com oficinadeturismodejaraizdelavera. business.site Jarandilla de la Vera Avda. Soledad Vega Ortiz 10450 Jarandilla de la Vera Tel.: 927 56 04 60 turismojarandilla@hotmail.com www.jarandilladelavera.es Jerez de los Caballeros Conventual de San Agustín Plaza de San Agustín, 1 06380 Jerez de los Caballeros Tel: 924 730 372/685 228 191/695 179 549 turismo@jerezcaballeros.es www.jerezcaballeros.es

Jerte Avda. Ramón y Cajal, s/n.

10612 Jerte Tel: 927 47 04 53 turismo@jerte.es www.jerte.es

Medellín Plaza de Hernán Cortes, s/n 06411 Medellín Tel.: 924 82 24 38 oficinadeturismo@medellin.es www.medellin.es

Torrejón El Rubio C/ Madroño, 1 (Urb. Cerca del Olivo) 10694 Torrejón el Rubio Tel.: 927 45 52 92 turismotorrejonelrubio@gmail.com www.torrejonelrubio.es

Llerena C/ Aurora, 2 06900 Llerena Tel.: 924 87 05 51 oficinaturismo@llerena.org www.llerena.org/turismo/

Mérida Oficina de Turismo del Teatro Romano Paseo José Álvarez Sáenz de Buruaga, s/n 06800 Mérida Tel.: 924 33 07 22 info@turismomerida.org www.turismomerida.org

Trujillo Plaza Mayor, s/n 10200 Trujillo Tel.: 927 32 26 77 turismo@trujillo.es trujilloturismo.org

Los Santos de Maimona Plaza de España, 9 (Casa de la Cultura) 06230 Los Santos de Maimona Tel.: 924 54 48 01 oficinadeturismo@lossantosdemaimona.com www.lossantosdemaimona.es Malpartida de Cáceres C/ Santa María, 4 10910 Malpartida de Cáceres Tel.: 927 27 67 23 turismo@malpartidadecaceres.es www.malpartidadecaceres.es Mancomunidad de La Serena en Castuera Palacio de los Condes de Ayala Plaza de España, s/n 06420 Castuera Tel.: 924 77 38 17 oitserena@laserena.org www.turismolaserena.es

Mérida Oficina de Turismo de la Puerta de la Villa C/ Santa Eulalia, 62 06800 Mérida Tel.: 924 38 01 91 info.merida@turismomerida.org www.turismomerida.org Monesterio Paseo de Extremadura, 314 06260 Monesterio Tel.: 924 51 67 37 oitmonesterio@gmail.com www.monesterio.es Montehermoso Plaza de la Constitución, s/n 10810 Montehermoso Tel.: 927 43 06 72 turismo@montehermoso.es www.ayuntamientodemontehermoso.es

Mancomunidad de La Serena Moraleja en Zalamea de la Serena C/ Plaza de Toros, 5 Hermanas de la Cruz, s/n 10840 Moraleja 06430 Zalamea de la Serena Tel.: 927 14 70 88 Tel.: 664 494 094 turismo@moraleja.es turismo@zalamea.com www.moraleja.es www.zalamea.com/oficina-turismo Olivenza Mancomunidad Trasierra-Tierras Convento San Juan de Dios, s/n de Granadilla 06100 Olivenza Autovía A-66. Salida 455 Tel.: 924 49 01 51 10667 Oliva de Plasencia turismo@ayuntamientodeolivenza.com Tel.: 927 19 94 85 www.ayuntamientodeolivenza.com turismo@trasierratierrasdegranadilla.es

www.trasierratierrasdegranadilla.es Plasencia C/ Santa Clara, 4 Mancomunidad del Valle del Jerte Tel.: 927 42 38 43 Paraje de Peñas Albas, s/n 10600 Plasencia 10610 Cabezuela del Valle oficina.turismo@aytoplasencia.es Tel: 927 47 25 58 www.plasencia.es turismo@mancomunidadvalledeljerte.es www.turismovalledeljerte.com Talarrubias Centro de Interpretación de la Fauna Mancomunidad Sierra de Gata Rupícola C/ Mayor,3 Ctra. N-430 Km. 167 (frente al camping) 10850 Hoyos Embalse de Puerto Peña Tel.: 927 51 45 83 06640 Talarrubias mancomunidad@sierradegata.es Tel.: 924 63 11 51 www.sierradegata.es oit_talarrubias@outlook.es www.talarrubias.info

Valencia de Alcántara Conventual de Santa Clara, Plaza Gregorio Bravo.

10500 Valencia de Alcántara Tel.: 927 58 21 84 valturismo2000@yahoo.es www.valenciadealcantara.es Villafranca de los Barros Plaza Corazón de María, 4 06220 Villafranca de los Barros Tel.: 924 52 08 35 turismovillafrancadelosbarros@gmail.com www.villafrancadelosbarros.es Villanueva de la Serena Plaza de España, 1 (Ayuntamiento / Town Hall) 06700 Villanueva de la Serena Tel.: 924 84 60 10 Extensión 41126 oficinaturismo@villanuevadelaserena.es www.villanuevadelaserena.es Villanueva de la Vera Avda. de la Vera, s/n 10470 Villanueva de la Vera Tel.: 639 06 85 44 turismo@villanuevadelavera.es www.villanuevadelavera.es Villarreal de San Carlos Centro de Información del Parque Nacional de Monfragüe 10695 Villarreal de San Carlos Tel.: 927 19 91 34 info.monfrague@juntaex.es www.extremambiente.juntaex.es Zafra Plaza de España, s/n 06300 Zafra Tel.: 924 55 10 36 turismo@zafra.es turismozafra@gmail.com www.visitazafra.com

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