Cáceres (Province) - Cáceres (Provinz)

The province Cáceres lies in the region Extremadura in the southwest Spain. In the north it borders on the provinces Salamanca and Avila, in the east to the province Toledo, in the south Badajoz, and to the west is the neighboring country Portugal.

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Location of the province of Cáceres in Spain

places

Map of Cáceres (province)

  • 1 AlcantaraWebsite of this institutionAlcántara in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAlcántara in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAlcántara (Q389205) in the Wikidata database with its famous Roman bridge
  • 2 CáceresWebsite of this institutionCáceres in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCáceres in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCáceres (Q15678) in the Wikidata database the renaissance city (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • 3 CoriaWebsite of this institutionCoria in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCoria in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCoria (Q142778) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 GuadalupeWebsite of this institutionGuadalupe in the Wikipedia encyclopediaGuadalupe in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGuadalupe (Q695504) in the Wikidata database with the royal monastery (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  • 5 PlasenciaWebsite of this institutionPlasencia in the Wikipedia encyclopediaPlasencia in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPlasencia (Q241767) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 TrujilloWebsite of this institutionTrujillo in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTrujillo in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryTrujillo (Q324489) in the Wikidata database the birthplace of the conqueror Pizarro
At the Plaza Mayor, Cáceres

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Tourist Attractions

Trujillo, statue of Pizarro
  • There is a lot to see in the cities of Cáceres and Guadalupe, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
  • Trujillo is the birth town of Pizarro.
  • Monfragüe National Park. The park is an important bird sanctuary, griffon vultures and black vultures live here. There are caves with prehistoric paintings in the park.
  • Valle del Jerte in the north of the province, known for the Cereza del Valle del Jerte, The main source of income for the valley are cherries and cherry products, which are particularly worth seeing during the cherry blossom season.
  • At Alcántara there are two built under Emperor Trajan roman bridges.

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