Accommodation
ENCANTOS DE MONFRAGÜE
Encuentra el espacio para que tu estancia en Extremadura sea única.
Location and Contact:
- Tel.:625601036
- Tel.:616498534
- Email: encantosdemonfragüe@gmail.com
- Website address: www.encantosdemonfrague.com
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Encuentra el espacio para que tu estancia en Extremadura sea única.
Extremadura pone a tu disposición una amplia variedad de alojamientos entre los que se encuentran, entre otros, hoteles, casas rurales, apartamentos, campings y albergues.
Espacios que harán que tu estancia en esta tierra sea perfecta, ya que además algunos de ellos son edificios históricos o con encanto, situados en enclaves únicos.
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More suggestions
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Plasencia Cathedral Museum
The quiet cloister of the cathedral houses some of the most important works in this museum
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Pérez Enciso Ethnographic Textile Museum
This was the first monographic museum dedicated to the popular culture of Cáceres
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Ethnographic Museum
At the Serradilla Ethnographic Museum you can visit a realistic and traditional space dedicated to the past lifestyle and the culture of the town.
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The Acarreadero oak tree
The Romanejo oak tree has been awarded the title of a Unique Tree because of its imposing stature and the awesome volume of its canopy
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Monte Valcorchero
With its impressive cork oaks and unique granite outcrops, Valcorchero is a special place
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The European Hackberry tree of Lugar Nuevo
Its height - over 15 metres - and its age make this tree a noble specimen indeed, located in the Monfragüe National Park.
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Los Realengos Chestnut Tree
Unlike other specimens of chestnut tree, this one continues to be one of the least-studied in Sierra de San Bernabé.
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The Chestnut Trees of Escondelobo or Condelobo
Due to the circumference of their trunks, these two specimens are considered to be the largest in Extremadura and in Spain.
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Fuente de las Escobanchas Chestnut Trees
These chestnut specimens are surprising as they are shaped like a hand and are over one hundred years old.
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Roble grande de La Solana
A stop on the road in the shade of this three-hundred-year-old tree will help you regain strength to continue your journey after passing through Barrado.