Jerez de los Caballeros Bullring

High up in Burguillos del Cerro, in the province of Badajoz, stands its defensive castle, of Muslim origin.

The good state of preservation of Jerez de los Caballeros Castle will transport you to a regal age, when its walls drove back countless attacks.

A building with the dimensions of a citadel, it was built in 1190 by order of Alfonso IX in a privileged location from which it controls Salvatierra de los Barros.

This castle in the province of Badajoz is of Templar origin but only a thirteen meter tower has survived to the present day, it is adjacent to the current town hall of Zahínos.

The historic site of Burguillos del Cerro in Badajoz has been declared a Cultural Heritage Site and shows traces of the Celtic, Roman and Visigoth peoples.

A funerary construction with unusual architectural features, as well as painted and engraved motifs in the interior.

A legend written in Gothic letters on the walls of the old shrine of San Bartolomé says that the construction work was completed in 1508.

Converted into a convent in the 18th century.

This large Roman residence of incalculable cultural value has survived from the 3rd and 4th centuries AD to our times.

This bullring has the peculiarity of being inside the castle of Fregenal de la Sierra.