Extremadura
Autonomous Community of Spain
About Extremadura
A western region bordering Portugal, known for its Roman ruins and rural landscapes.
Cultural heritage lovers will appreciate the 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites found in Extremadura, each telling a unique story of Spain's rich history.
Cities in Extremadura
Cáceres
Zafra
Pop. 16,800
Charming small city with a historical castle and squares
Trujillo
Pop. 9,200
Medieval town known for its conquistador history
Trujillo
Pop. 9,086
Birthplace of conquistadors with a remarkable medieval and Renaissance historic center
Guadalupe
Pop. 1,824
Home to the Royal Monastery of Santa María de Guadalupe, a UNESCO World Heritage site
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Historic City of Cáceres
A city with a blend of Roman, Islamic, Northern Gothic and Italian Renaissance architectural influences, with well-preserved city walls.
Monastery of Guadalupe
The monastery is a remarkable example of religious architecture that evolved over four centuries and became an important pilgrimage site linked to the history of the Spanish conquests in America.
Archaeological Ensemble of Mérida
The Archaeological Ensemble of Mérida contains the substantial remains of the ancient Roman city of Emerita Augusta, founded in 25 BC, including a large theatre, amphitheatre, and one of the best-preserved Roman circuses.
Where to Stay in Extremadura
Looking for a place to stay in Extremadura? Browse through a wide selection of accommodations across the region, from luxury hotels in major cities to charming rural retreats. Use the map to find the perfect location for your visit.
Tours & Activities in Extremadura
Quick Facts
- Capital City
- Cáceres
- Total Cities
- 5
- Population
- 36,910
- Top Attractions
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