Public Service
Hervás Tourist Office
Come and discover all that the town of Hervás has to offer.
- Plan your Trip
- Oficina de Turismo de Hervás
Public Service
Hervás Tourist Office
Location and Contact:
- Contact person: Hervás Tourist Office
- Tel.:+34 927 473 618
- Email: oficinaturismo@hervas.es
- Website address: https://www.turismodehervas.com/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/turismo.dehervas
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/turismodehervas
- Opening times
Morning: 10am-2pm; and afternoon: 4.30-7pm. Closed on Mondays
Summer: 10am-2pm and 5-8pm. Closed on Mondays
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Come and discover all that the town of Hervás has to offer.
This Tourist Office offers information on everything there is to do or visit in the area. They will be able to help you to make the most of your stay and they will give you information on the best routes and activities. -
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More suggestions
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Pérez Comendador-Leroux Museum (Hervás)
The rooms in this 18th century palace are home to the paintings and sculptures of the artistic couple, Enrique Pérez Comendador and Magdalena Leroux
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Cherry Museum
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The Jewish Quarter in Hervás
The influence of the Jewish people who lived in this town five hundred years ago can still be felt in its streets, fiestas and gastronomy.
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Convent of the Bien Parada
The visitor who comes to Abadía will be impressed by the austerity of this convent and the simplicity of its construction.
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Palace of the Duques de Alba
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.
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Hervás Bullring
This magnificent bullring is hidden in the heart of a chestnut wood.
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Roble de Prado Sancho
A spectacularly beautiful oak tree located in Cabezuela del Valle.
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The Temblar chestnut trees
This natural space consists of five ancient chestnut trees on an old farm close to Arroyo del Temblar
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The Birch Wood of Puerto de Honduras
Allow yourself to be intoxicated by the movement of these trees with fine trunks and silver leaves.
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The Cork-Oak of La Fresneda
The three branches its trunk splits up into are thick enough to be separate trees.