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Mª Eulalia Gijón Gabriel
License Number: 00095-GT. Enabled to guide in Spanish and French.
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Official tour guides
Mª Eulalia Gijón Gabriel
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- Contact person: egijongabriel@gmail.com
- Tel.:+34 924 319 745
- Tel.:+34 646 44 36 27
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License Number: 00095-GT. Enabled to guide in Spanish and French.
Professionals who, with the due official authorisation, provide cultural, artistic, historical and geographical information to tourists who contract them for the purpose in the territory of Extremadura. -
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