Destinations
Navalvillar de Pela
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Navalvillar de Pela
Location and Contact:
- Contact person: Town Hall Navalvillar de Pela
- Tel.:924 861 800
- Fax: 924 860 274
- Email: webmaster[@]navalvillardepela.es
- Website address: www.navalvillardepela.es/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ayuntamiento.denavalvillardepela
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/NVORadio
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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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Embalse de Orellana and Sierra de Pela Special Protection Area (SPA) for Birds and Site of Scientific Interest (SSI)
Many of the populations that make up this site can be found around the area's many castles, forts, palaces and fortified houses.
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Moheda Alta pastureland Interpretation Centre
The northeast of the province of Badajoz is a veritable paradise for thousands of cranes who winter there every year.
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Festival of the Cranes
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San Antón Race in Navalvillar
For Saint Anthony's day, Navalvillar de Pela deck out their horses to commemorate how the Moors were scared away.
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San Antón Race in Navalvillar
For Saint Anthony's day, Navalvillar de Pela deck out their horses to commemorate how the Moors were scared away.