Galisteo Golf

The historical heritage of Plasencia holds its own in terms of the cultural interest of the other towns and cities of Extremadura, but with the added attraction of its parks.

One of the lushest areas in terms of vegetation, attaining its ultimate splendour in springtime. A gift for all the senses, and one that is sure to enchant you.

If you like nature and practising water sports, Extremadura can offer you a host of ideas. Did you know it is the region with the most kilometres of freshwater coastline in the Iberian Peninsula?

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

The unique conditions of the enclave occupied by the Hurdes Special Protection Area for birds have made it a perfect site for the reproduction of different types of birds.

The many and diverse ecosystems that make up the Monfragüe Y Las Dehesas Del Entorno Special Protection Area for Birds have given rise to a wide variety of wildlife in this protected area of Cáceres, the second largest in Extremadura.

The Pinares De Garrovillas Special Protection Area for Birds is in the province of Cáceres and provides an ideal habitat for many native species.

Greatly affected by the changing seasons, in the dry season those areas where water can be found attract a wide variety of wildlife.

Its height - over 15 metres - and its age make this tree a noble specimen indeed, located in the Monfragüe National Park.

Unlike other specimens of chestnut tree, this one continues to be one of the least-studied in Sierra de San Bernabé.

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

Due to the circumference of their trunks, these two specimens are considered to be the largest in Extremadura and in Spain.

These chestnut specimens are surprising as they are shaped like a hand and are over one hundred years old.