Destinations
Almaraz
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Destinations
Almaraz
Location and Contact:
- Contact person: ORCHYDARIUM (The Orchid Interpretation Centre)
- Tel.:927 544514
- Email: info@orchydarium.es
- Website address: https://www.ayto-almaraz.com/
- Website address: www.orchydarium.es/
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A stroll through the streets of this town will enable you to make contact with its people, its culture, its traditions and popular festivals so that you can experience Extremadura in full.
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Type:
- Locality
Theme:
- Destinations
Target audience:
- Families
- Young people
- Single people
- Senior citizens
- Children
- Couples
- Single people
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Arrocampo Ornithological Park
This enclave in Saucedilla is an absolute must for nature lovers, and in particular for birdwatching enthusiasts.
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Arrocampo reservoir
This dam is on the Arrocampo river in Cáceres province, close to where the river flows into the Tagus
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Colonias de Cernícalo Primilla de Belvís De Monroy Special Protection Area (SPA) for Birds
The area attracts kestrels throughout the year, especially in the breeding season.
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Colonias de Cernícalo Primilla de Saucedilla Special Protection Area (SPA) for Birds
The area attracts kestrels throughout the year, especially in the breeding season.
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ZEPA Arrocampo reservoir
Winter is the best time of year for visiting the ZEPA Arrocampo Reservoir, where the wetlands provide shelter for numerous birds.
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Castle of Almaraz
Declared a historical Spanish heritage site, the only original part of this castle to be preserved is the keep.
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Belvís de Monroy Castle
Belvís de Monroy Castle in Cáceres, with its unusual style, has been declared a Spanish cultural heritage site.
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Church of San Pedro Ad Víncula
Its rose window and doors make this church very valuable and beautiful.
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Parish Church of Santiago Apóstol
The Parish Church of Santiago Apóstol in Belvís de Monroy in Cáceres is the oldest religious building remaining in the town.
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Franciscan Convent of Belvís de Monroy
The convent was built between 1505 and 1507 thanks to the benevolence of the bishop of Plasencia and the fact that three Franciscan monks needed to inhabit it.