The gold of Las Hurdes

It was evacuated after being declared a flood risk area, currently the village is being rehabilitated to return it to its former glory.

Caparrá, which has uncertain origins, became a Roman municipium under Emperor Vespasian. The town's growth was propelled by its privileged position along the Silver Way

Cáparra was an important town in Roman times. Nowadays some vestiges of that glory remains, most outstandingly its peculiar four-sided arch.

Probably built by order of the Great Duke of Alba, Granadilla Castle is, without a doubt, a singular piece of architecture.

In the 2nd century AD this bridge connected the two banks of the river Alagón.

Renowned bullfighters have performed in this small, modern bullring.

Rodeada de bellos paisajes, esta alquería de Las Hurdes conserva casas de arquitectura popular y sorprende con dos lugares de visita obligada: el impresionante Chorro de la Meancera y el enigmático Volcán del Gasco.

In Sauceda, in the region of Las Hurdes, you can visit the natural waterfall of Chorrera de la Buitrera.

Contemplate the beauty of this waterfall located on the Sauceda farm in Las Hurdes.