Things to see in Cáceres

Cáceres’ charm lies in its palaces, castles, plazas and parks. So much so, that once you leave, you’ll be longing to come back!

In the north of the province of Cáceres you will find some of the best swimming lakes and natural swimming pools in Extremadura. These are our favourites.

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.

Considered the most outstanding museum in Extremadura, Cáceres Museum should be on every art-lover’s to-do list.

The Mérida Classical Theatre Festival is the most important cultural rendezvous in Extremadura. Come experience the great Greco-Roman comedies and tragedies the way they were meant to be experienced, in at a Roman theatre under the stars.

Thanks to its rich history and the blending of diverse cultures Badajoz is a jewel in the crown of Spanish tourism. Come and discover the riches within its walls.

A tour around the cathedrals, a visit to the aqueduct, a stroll around the parks, tasting the local cuisine… the list of things to see and do in Plasencia is endless.

Read on for our run down of the top destinations in Extremadura. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to breathtaking natural settings, and fine monuments and ruins, we’ve got the ins and outs on what this off-the-beaten track destination has to offer.

Those who are looking for a unique experience are sure to find it Granadilla, Cáceres’s very own ‘ghost town’.

Come explore the charming little town of Jarandilla de la Vera in the province of Extremadura, steeped in history and nestled in one of the most verdant natural settings in Spain.