EL LINCE DE GRANADILLA

This natural space consists of five ancient chestnut trees on an old farm close to Arroyo del Temblar

The waters and environs of the Gabriel y Galán reservoir are perfect living spaces for singular species.

This monumental chestnut tree sheltered the inhabitants of Casas del Monte after the Napoleonic troops burned down the town.

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.

The visitor who comes to Abadía will be impressed by the austerity of this convent and the simplicity of its construction.

The walls of the palace of the Duques de Alba, in the town of Abadía in Cáceres province, was visited by numerous 16th-century monarchs and poets who enjoyed the beauty of its important Renaissance gardens.

Renowned bullfighters have performed in this small, modern bullring.