Things to do

Spain’s regions, towns, villages, each tell a unique story through its food, landscape, and architecture. Explore Spain while you’re here—we can’t wait to hear all about your adventures.

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Extremadura Highlights:

Hilltop remains of a Roman arena & waiting rooms used for gladiator & animal fights.

Museum of Roman mosaics, sculpture & artifacts excavated from the nearby theater & amphitheater.

Towering archeological destination featuring the arched remains of an historic Roman aqueduct.

Temple of Diana
📍Merida

Ancient Roman temple, with columns on a raised pedestal, including remnants of a medieval castle.

Roman Catholic monastery centered on its main church, ordered by Alfonso XI in 14th century.

Lakes & striking granite formations, with archaeological remains, plus grey herons & white storks.

The Badajoz city wall is the longest fortified walled enclosure in Europe, with a preserved length exceeding 6.5 kilometers.

Plaza Alta
📍Badajoz

Known for its distinctive Mudejar-style façades, colorful arches, and historic character.

Built in 1276, this Catholic cathedral features a unique, fortresslike exterior & Gothic interior.

Roman Thermal Bath and Hotel.

Museo Del Jamón De Monesterio
📍 Monesterio

Learn about regions most prized possession, Jamón.

Lakes & striking granite formations, with archaeological remains, plus grey herons & white storks.

Ermita Virgen del Ara
📍Fuente del Arco

Lakes & striking granite formations, with archaeological remains, plus grey herons & white storks.

An ancient holm oak dating back 800 years.

Established in the 1st century AD, this remarkable Roman theatre is known for its preservation.

Jayona Mine
📍Fuente Del Arco

An abandoned iron ore mine turned stunning Natural Monument.

Towns:

📍Trujillo

📍Zafra

📍Jerez de los Caballeros

📍Llerena

📍Cáceres‎