Don Tello Golf

Mérida's Roman past is still very obvious from the many monuments remaining, reflecting life in one of the Empire's provincial capitals.

The National Roman Art Museum (MNAR) shows the visitor different sides of daily life in the province of Hispania.

An enormous concrete dam holds back the water near Alange, close to Mérida

An enormous concrete dam holds back the water near Alange, close to Mérida

Reservoirs are the main feature of this natural space.

The area attracts kestrels throughout the year, especially in the breeding season.

Come and discover this area of dehesas, or pasture lands, with a Roman reservoir.

In the midst of reed beds, bushweeds and canes, you will find an uncontaminated space where many species of animals live, rest and feed every day.

This reservoir, which has the reverse cycle to other Mediterranean reservoirs, is a meeting point for birds throughout the year.

A church that shelters different species of birds, and is consequently catalogued as a protected space.

The area boasts a wide variety of habitats, providing a home for the abundant local wildlife.

Roman remains, local biodiversity, Mediterranean vegetation... These are just some of the attractions offered by this park, where you can lose yourself in nature very close to Mérida.

In addition to being some of the most important Roman remains in Europe, Mérida has many leisure activities and services.