Please keep it clean, and support the local shops! Got a great attentand when buying cheese and some fridge magnets. Do recommend the visit, either on winter and summer times, as its totally different vibes!

A Torre. The highest point in mainland Portugal. Many have said its a boring place but i actually find the plateau a very calming and reflective place if you walk away from summer crowds. Stunning views. Visit or stay for the golden hour sunset and sunrise. Its worth it. The old observation towers add intrigue to a landscape that could be in a Star Wars movie.

Torre is the highest point in mainland Portugal and offers beautiful mountain views. The natural landscape is stunning, and it's definitely worth a visit for nature lovers. However, I was a bit disappointed with the organization around the area. There’s not much information available for visitors, and the infrastructure could be improved. With better facilities and clearer signage, the experience would be much more enjoyable.

I was lucky to have had good weather and the views and the hiking were amazing. I spent 8 hours exploring the surroundings and it was well worth it. Tip 1: the first shop on the left makes excellent sandwiches with local cheese and ham. Tip 2: It gets really cold up there; come prepared. When I first arrived, it was only 8 degrees and this on a lovely September day.

A great place to visit, definitely recommended!!

This was the starting point of our hike in the mountains. Views are great. There’s a shop with cheeses and cured meats

Gorgeous scenery, well worth the drive! Wonderful shopping and restaurant too. Can't wait to return.

I love this place!! Free wild camping for RVs 😊 When you get here before dark there is a restaurant and a gift shop! We loved the meat and cheese 🧀 offered here! But there is lots of fun stuff! The view is breathtaking and it feels like your above the clouds! If you are RVing on your way up make sure you have ample propane for heating as it can be cold, gas ⛽️ or diesel and water 💧 We filled up from the free natural mountain 🏔️ water 💧 on our way up with a watering can!

Magnificent region. The mountains are unique (granite). If you love nature/mountains, this region is incredible. The views are mesmerising.

Breathtaking view while driving to the top of the mountain, and when arrive there you find beautiful snow landscapes (depending of the season) and very sympathetic merchants selling famous cheeses.

In winter, check if it’s snowing! If it is, you will have an amazing experience! Do not forget to go to “Covao dametade” as well!

Serra da Estrela was the first pace that i have been seen snow fall in Portugal. That was my Évoraerasmus trip. Like 40 people together we attend that trip. It was nice experience to travel with cable car

With 1993m serra da estrela is located middle north of portugal.this is a unique place in portugal to enjoy time in a freezing environment.recommended

Beautiful pity there was no snow

Pretty place, really interesting in some parts. Worth visiting, tho I was intimidated by the staff a little

Very beautiful and interesting gardens. Well worth a visit. Maybe not for children, but the park across the road definitely is. They are small gardens with many steps. I've never seen a similar garden with so many statues.

Amazing park 👌🏽no one shouldn’t leave before leave…

We arrived after a long drive to Castelo Branco. My wife has previously checked the on line reviews and wanted to visit these amazing gardens a long ish walk from the hotel, we arrived not to be disappointed.

This is how to look after a garden. Beautiful water features very well put together with flowers and pruned foliage. Statues for days and more water features. All this for 2 euros an adult....get in. Worth if for the photos alone. The public park opposite is a gem too.

A truly wonderful park. Well kept, colorful, wide space, lovely natural and man-made decoration. A playground area for children, a cafe makes of it a good meeting place, and then woods area offers good shade from the harsher sun.

A pretty garden with small fountain and lakes with an abundance of statues. It is located at the back of the old palace that served as the residence of several bishops of Guarda and later those of Castelo Branco. The statues are representing many figures, from kings and bishops to the symbol of each month or elements like fire. It is also adjacent to the Francisco Tavares Proença Júnior Museum which was the residence of the bishops. I recommend visiting this lovely park to everyone. The explanations are in Portuguese and also in English. Opening Hours: April to September: 09h00-19h00;October to March 09h00-17h00. Entrance fee: 2€.

Not much to say about the pillory itself. The whole village is nicely preserved and worth a visit for it's historical relevance in Portugal's history. FYI accessibility to the village is not amazing as it is in a hill and streets are pretty small

Nothing really new about this place. Could use a good cleaning and a bit of sprucing up.

(Translated by Google) Another of the historic villages that I like the most. The cod with creams below in the TOP green lizard. (Original) Otra de las Aldeas históricas que más me gusta. El bacalao con natas abajo en el lagarto verde TOP.

(Translated by Google) Of the 12 historical villages, I think it is the most impressive point of all the villages, it is a space with many details and it really seems that you are in another era, in few places today the same can be said. If you visit Castelo Novo or are nearby, stop by and see this place, it will not disappoint you. Plenty of parking in the area and a very good natural pool at the entrance to the town. (Original) De las 12 aldeas históricas, creo que es el punto más impresionante de todas las aldeas, es un espacio con muchos detalles y realmente parece que estás en otra época, en pocos sitios hoy día se puede decir lo mismo. Si visitas Castelo Novo o estás cerca pasa a ver estés sitio, no te va a defraudar. Bastante aparcamiento por la zona y muy buena piscina natural a la entrada del pueblo.

(Translated by Google) The Castelo Novo Pillory has been classified as a Property of Public Interest since 1933. It is possibly contemporary with the charter granted to the town in 1510 by King Manuel I, and the renovation carried out at that time, both in the castle and in the Town Hall. The pillory is built in the Manueline style. (Original) O Pelourinho de Castelo Novo está classificado como Imóvel de Interesse Público, desde 1933. Possivelmente coevo da carta de foral concedida à povoação, em 1510, por D. Manuel I, e da renovação então efectuada, quer no castelo, quer nos Paços do Concelho. O pelourinho está construído em estilo manuelino.

(Translated by Google) One of the Most Beautiful Historical Villages (Original) Uma das mais Belas Aldeias Históricas

(Translated by Google) Located in the central square. (Original) Situé sur la place centrale.

Very large castle perched at the top of this quaint town overlooking the surrounding countryside plains , the views from all higher points in the castle are awesome . There’s a €1.50 entry fee to the castle and it is well worth it . You can walk around the walls by beware there are no guard rails . It is well maintained and restored/preserved. This is a definitely must see .

Well for a small fee this is great. The views especially on a nice day would be fantastic. Large castle and the cistern has the best echo. The view of the town from here is also worth it.

⭐ 4.5/5 Marvão is an enchanting medieval hilltop village perched atop a granite escarpment, offering breathtaking 360° views over the Alentejo plains and into Spain 🌄 . --- 🏰 What Makes It Special Timeless walls & architecture: The 13th-century stone walls, narrow cobbled alleys, whitewashed houses with flower‑filled balconies, and wrought‑iron details transport you back centuries . Majestic Castle of Marvão: Built on living rock and fortified through ages—from Islamic beginnings to Christian reconstructions—it offers spectacular panoramic views from its ramparts and keep . Rich heritage & culture: Discover the Municipal Museum inside the Church of Santa Maria, treasure-filled with archaeological and religious artifacts; stroll through medieval gates like Porta de Rodão; and enjoy stories of sieges and legends . --- 🌿 Nature & Surroundings Serra de São Mamede Natural Park: Surrounding the town, ideal for hiking, birdwatching (keep an eye out for eagles!), and scenic nature walks . Roman ruins of Ammaia: Just a short drive away, explore fascinating ancient Roman remains and visit the on-site museum . --- 🍷 Local Flavours & Vibe Culinary delights: Sample hearty Alentejo fare such as açorda, roast lamb, local sausages, olive oil products—and of course regionally acclaimed wines . Charming cafés & shops: Relax in quaint cafes like Natural Bar or Varanda do Alentejo; browse artisanal crafts and gourmet stores such as O Poial da Artesão . --- 💡 Best Experience Tips Wander early or late to enjoy serenity before crowds gather . Take the scenic “Tunnel of Trees” route between Castelo de Vide and Marvão for a dramatic entrance . Climb the ramparts at sunset and witness Marvão glowing golden come evening—truly magical . **For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps.**

What a beautiful experience! We dropped our car before entering the city (highly recommend) and walked to the castle. There is a lovely cafe halfway, perfect for a drink with a beautiful view. The castle is so beautiful and in such a good state considering how old it is. To enter you pay a fee of 1,50€ and after you can explore the castle. We spend almost 1,5 hours walking around. You can also get some souvenirs towards the other side of the castle. We were lucky to be there during the filmfestival and enjoyed a magical night watching a movie and enjoying some fado music. Obrigado!❤️

Beautiful castle with great views across the entire area. Small charge to get in and dog friendly.

Well restored Castle with great views and fun to explore. You can walk along top of the entire Castle perimeter walls although it's quite scary as there are no railings on the inner side. Best of all it's so peaceful. It's the highlight of my Portugal trip.

Spectacular large castle built on a 900m high rocky hill. Construction started when Muslims ruled Iberia under the rule of Ibn Maruan at the end of the 9th century. In the follwing centuries it was further enlarged and modified and played an important role in the defence of Portugal. You can climb the ramparts and towers and with good weather have a good view of the surounding areas

Beautiful castle, but the place offers nothing special for 2 euros entrances fee, so I felt it should be free

Castelo de Belmonte Type: castle Time spent: 25-30 min Price: 2 EUR Parking: available WC: available Languages: English, Portuguese Last entrance: 30 min before it's closed The early occupation of the site has been linked to the presence of the Romans when they entered the Iberian Peninsula. Between 1992 and 1993, archaeological work in the keep proved a Roman presence in the region. The first historical information about the area dates back to the reign of the first King of Portugal Afonso I. In 1297 the Belmonte Castle lost strategic importance, while the town was developing extramural. The building was declared to be a National Monument by a decree published on 15 October 1927.

Small castle, but worth visiting just for the views, specially from the tower. Very nice staff too.

The castle is quite small but worthwhile to visit nonetheless. The tower is accessible, from where you have good views of the village and the surrounding landscape

2€ entry for not much to be honest, been to better castles in the country that had more to offer and free entry, you're better off driving another 20mins up the road to the castle town of Sortelha free entry absolutely stunning view.

Very scenic castle specially near sunset… A lovely clean and scenic town. A must visit in Portugal 🇵🇹 For Virtual Travel Video of this place search for my youtube channel “WORLD NATURE VIDEO” For BTS search for “ THE PINAY DIGITAL NOMAD”

Belmonte is the birthplace of Pedro Alves Cabral the founder of Brazil. Within the castle walls we can see his family coat of arms of 2 goats among other things

Spacious viewing spot with great views. Public restrooms available.

(Translated by Google) Perfect place to watch the sunset. With stunning views over Monsanto, it's worth getting lost in the details of the houses. Magnificent views of the horizon. With stone tables and public toilets. A must-see stop. (Original) Local perfeito para contemplar o por do sol. Com vistas deslumbrantes sobre Monsanto, vale a pena perder-se nos detalhes das casas. Vistas de horizonte magnificas. Com mesas de pedra e dispõe de WC público. Local de paragem obrigatória.

(Translated by Google) Great view of Monsanto and its surroundings, with public restrooms and picnic tables. (Original) Ótima vista de Monsanto e seus arredores, contando com banheiros públicos e mesas para picnics.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent panoramic view, impressive to see all its stacked rocks! (Original) Magnifique vue panoramique , impressionnant de voir tout ses Rochers empilés !

(Translated by Google) It is a simple viewpoint overlooking the Machal Carmona dam and the landscapes to the west of Monsanto. You can also see some rustic houses. A simple but very warm place. A good stopping point on the way up to the castle (Original) É um miradouro simples com vista para a barragem Machal Carmona e com vista pelas paisagens a oeste de Monsanto e também se pode ver algumas habitações com traços rústicos. Local simples mas muito quente. Bom ponto de paragem no percurso de subida para o castelo

(Translated by Google) A viewpoint that allows you to see the entire village, under construction on the date of the visit (Original) Um miradouro que permite ver toda aldeia, na data da visita em obras

(Translated by Google) A must-see place. The view over Monsanto is very beautiful. You can see a large part of the land and also the surrounding landscape. I recommend it. (Original) Local de visita obrigatória. A vista sobre Monsanto é muito bonita. É possível ver grande parte da terra e também da paisagem circundante. Recomendo.

A beautiful, stunning engineering feat, in a beautiful natural setting. Standing as a monumental testament to the genius of Roman engineering, the Alcántara Bridge majestically crosses the Tagus River in Cáceres, Spain. Constructed in just two years between 104 and 106 AD, during the reign of the Hispanic Emperor Trajan, it remains one of the most remarkable surviving pieces of Roman civil architecture. The bridge's name, derived from the Arabic al-Qantarah ("the bridge"), reflects the awe it has inspired for centuries. Its design, attributed to the architect Caius Julius Lacer, is a marvel of precision and scale. Built from mortarless granite blocks, it stretches 194 meters long and soars to a breathtaking height of 71 meters from the riverbed to its deck. Its most notable features include: * Six Soaring Arches: The bridge is supported by six grand, semi-circular arches that vary in size, with the two central arches being the largest, showcasing the Romans' mastery of this architectural form. * Triumphal Arch: At its center stands a 14-meter-high triumphal arch honoring Emperor Trajan, a common feature to broadcast imperial power and commemorate the public work. * A Unique Temple and Inscription: Uniquely for a Roman bridge, one of its entrances features a small temple. Inside, a poignant inscription dedicates the bridge to Trajan and immortalizes its creator, Caius Julius Lacer, who expressed his hope that the bridge would "last for eternity in the ages of the world." Despite Lacer's ambition, the bridge's strategic importance made it a target in later conflicts. The westernmost arch was destroyed during the Reconquista in 1214 and rebuilt in the 16th century. Later, the second arch on the opposite side was blown up during the Peninsular War in 1809 to halt French troops and was not fully restored until 1860. One of the most impressive Roman monuments I have seen! Even my fiancee, who has little interest in history, was impressed and thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

If you like to touch history and an 1800 year old, Roman Bridge it is worth the trip, about 75 minutes from Caceres going west towards Portugal.

A Beautiful and well preserved Roman Bridge it’s worth the visit!

Absolutely fantastic. To think that this bridge was built in the 1st century is mind blowing 🤯. Imagine the roman soldiers guarding the bridge and stopping travellers crossing it . Today I drove across it in 2025. Go before the new bridge is built and you won't be able to cross it.

Spectacular views to the riverside are slightly obscured by construction works to build a modern bridge. The existing one is paved with stone

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One of the most staggeringly beautiful Roman legacies. Built over a raging river below. How did they build it? Still carrying traffic to this day. Inscription under the bridge by the contractor predicts the bridge will outlast the empire

Very interesting cathedral. We paid to enter €8 per person which includes audio guide. There is an old building and new building to explore. The altars are incredibly ornate.

A fantastic treasure of architecture and art. Maybe 8 euros is a but too much but it was still worth it.

Las Edades del Hombre..: great way to learn about transit across sacred art… if you can, spend a few days enjoying Plasencia, the food, people and the countryside. You will truly enjoy it!

Must see if you are in Plasencia! For only 4€ you can visit this fantastic place including a very interesting audio tour. You can see the history of the old cathedral of the 14th century and the new one of the 16th century build next to each other. Impressive!!!

Beautiful decoration on the inside of this noble and strong cathedral.

A beautiful cathedral, but there is only a small part you can see without paying entrance.

OK but others in the region more impressive and in better setting

Beautiful place! You could go up with your car till the view point

Beautiful place. Also the small town La Alberca on the way to the lookout Of Mirador La Antigua

Nice view for pictures

No words

Expectacular

Expectacular ....

(Translated by Google) Well, it's spectacular. We were very lucky to see it up to the top of the water, and it's a true wonder of nature. Access is very good, paved, and there's a parking lot and rest areas. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth seeing. (Original) Pues espectacular. Hemos tenido la gran suerte de poder verlo hasta arriba de agua y es una verdadera maravilla de la naturaleza. El acceso está muy bien, asfaltado y hay un aparcamiento y zonas para descansar. Si estás por la zona, merece la pena muy mucho verlo.

I haven't got the statistics but I believe that Monfragüe National Park must be Spain's most visited National Park by foreign birders. It's a paradise for raptors, with Black, Griffon and Egyptian Vultures, Spanish Imperial Eagles, Golden, Booted, Short-toed and Bonelli's Eagles, as well as Black Stork, Eagle Owl, Iberian Magpie, Spanish Sparrow, Blue Rock Thrush, Rock Bunting, Hawfinch, and a whole lot more. My first visit here was with the UEA bird club back in 1985, and it hasn't really changed much in essence since then. These days I visit the park once or twice a year, usually leading birding tours for our own company, Birding In Spain, or for a British or American bird tour operator. There are more parking spaces at the Salto del Gitano, but it also gets a lot busier than it used to. The views from the Castillo are as impressive as they always were, and you can see still Eagle Owls at La Portilla, with a bit of luck. Then, just immerse yoourself in the beauty of the surrounding cork oak dehesa to really enrich the experience. Monfragüe National Park? AN absolute must-see for any visiting birder!

Absolutely stunning. Snow topped mountains, open clean air, sunshine. Great place to drive, amazing countryside. I went to take photographs of birds. I was not disappointed. I can recommend a visit.

Stunning views, you can see many eagles etc.

A must see on the road to Madrid or Lisbon !!! The scenery is amazing, I enjoyed walking / hiking in the middle of wild life. Animals were all around me. Be discret and observe 😉

Absolutely amazing scenery and wildlife.

recommended to avoid it on really sunny on hot days, since the park doesn't have many big trees for shade. the landscape is astonishigly beautiful and there are many paths you can follow around if you want to discober the park hiking

Amazing views of Griffin Vultures on the 'Rock'. Also a blue rock thrush and black storks. Definitely worth a visit.

Very well maintained old castle. Not a lot to see inside the castle itself, but you do get to walk along the ramparts and a little in the sewers below. Not bad for 2€. This is the castle from Game of Thrones Season 7 used for Castelry Rock.

Entrance fee is €2. 30-40 minutes you need to see and to walk inside. Astonishing view from the top to the city. Arabic water storage, small chapel, many towers and stairs.

A really good experience. Not crowded and gorgeous views.

Well worth the visit. Best to walk up to it from the Plaza Major in the early morning to arrive for its opening. the views are spectacular as is the place itself. The 'old town' of Trujillo, its walls and old streets takes your mind back to the time it was built and you are in awe.

Fantastic stay in Trujillo , the architecture is truly amazing topping with a fantastic Castle.

The Alcazaba de Trujillo is perched up on a hill. This fortified military camp was built in the 13th century mainly for defensive purposes, which is why there are no residential rooms. From what I could see from the outside is somewhat preserved. While it is on the outskirts of the old town, I do recommend going there. Unfortunately the day I went, I waited for an hour for it to open after the lunch break and it never did.

This should be the peak of my trip to Trujillo and I kept it for last. Unfortunately, the opening times are once more wrong online. The local ourist management is sloppy enough to ruin a visit to this town. Certainly not worthy of a town that expires world Heritage status.

This part of the village is a must see when visiting the village. It is the Jewish part of the village and the buildings are very nice. Very historic in nature and I would highly recommend a visit to the Jewish part of the village. You can see small details on the buildings which are worth the photographs and visit.

One of the most beatiful towns in spain. You have everything you need there and more. Amazing place to invest for real estate and airbnb

One of the most charming Jewish Quarters in Spain!

I encountered the old synagogue completely by chance! Hidden away in a side alley. This village and it's old "Juderia", Jewish neighbourhood, is very, very picturesque and the local people enjoy telling history and sharing stories.

Very interesting town. With a little more night lighting of it most relevant places it would look even more beautiful.

Beautiful homemade ice-cream Guy serving was very helpful..me bey only able to speak English. Recommended.

Complitly worth it. Just amazing and beautiful

Amazing!!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Circular route of about 6km going along a path and returning along a track. It can also be done the other way around or round trip through the same place. There are 3 parking spaces, two paid by the town hall for €5 and a private one that is closer to the start of the route for €3. All with hardly any shade. Several trash cans and free toilets next to the Interpretation Center. (Original) Ruta circular de unos 6km yendo por sendero y volviendo por pista. También se puede hacer al revés o ida y vuelta por el mismo sitio. Hay 3 parking, dos de pago del ayuntamiento 5€ y uno privado que está más próximo al inicio de la ruta 3€. Todos sin apenas sombra. Varias papeleras y baños gratuitos al lado del Centro de Interpretación.

(Translated by Google) I recommend a visit. The trail is a bit tiring, but worth it. The water is crystal clear and refreshing. Beautiful. (Original) Recomendo a visita. Trilha um pouco cansativa mais vale a pena. Água cristalina e refrescante. Lindo.

(Translated by Google) A pleasant, shady 3km walk to the river. If you swim 200m below the bridge, the water isn't as crowded. Crystal-clear water. We did it with children between 2 and 5 years old, and it was a great time! (Original) Agradable paseo sombrío de 3km hasta bañarnos en el río. Si te bañas 200m más abajo del puente de los pilones no hay tanta gente. Agua cristalina. Lo hicimos con niños de entre 2 y 5 años y muy bien!

(Translated by Google) It is a wonder of nature, the route is entertaining, from the interpretation center 2.9 km, with climbs, descents, with shade from the trees, medium-low difficulty, although there are some strong slopes, but it is worth it when you arrive and see this wonder, in the area of ​​​​the bridge you can bathe carefully ⚠️, and in the area of ​​​​the pilons it is great to be able to stop and listen to the sound accompanied by the wonderful view, it has a spout that comes out fresh drinking water to hydrate! 😉👍🏼 (Original) Es una maravilla de la naturaleza, la ruta es entretenida, desde el centro de interpretación 2,9kms, con subidas, bajadas, con sombra de los árboles, dificultad media baja, aunque hay alguna cuesta potente, pero merece la pena cuando llegas y ves está maravilla, en la zona del puente se puede bañar con cuidado⚠️, y en la zona de los pilones es genial poder pararse a escuchar el sonido acompañado de la vista maravillosa, tiene un caño que sale agua potable fresquita para hidratarse!😉👍🏼

(Translated by Google) A beautiful natural setting. A must-see if you're in the Jerte Valley. You can reach the gorge after a low-difficulty hike of approximately 70 minutes. It's worth it. (Original) Paraje natural precioso. Imprescindible visitar si estás en el Valle del Jerte. Accedes a la garganta después de una ruta de senderismo de dificultad baja de aprox 70 min. Merece la pena

(Translated by Google) It's truly wonderful. Hiking the mountain and then bathing in the pools was an incredible experience. (Original) Es una auténtica maravilla. Caminar por la montaña y luego bañarse en los pilones ha sido una experiencia increíble.

Excellent. Worth reading up on the emperor Charles v because he was so involved in English history and the lives of the Tudors. He died here and his austere little palace is well preserved. The monastery is very peaceful even when it’s busy.

Absolutely fantastic! Get a guided tour!!! You can buy tickets on the internet just to enter the place or pay a little bit extra and get an official guide to explain everything. All in the internet but guided tours are offered only at certain times. You need a guide or will miss 90% of the experience. In our tour there were only 4 people. There is too much history in this place.

The monastery has a fascination with a huge historic fingerprint. Its a somehow remoted spot in this world with a calm appearance and wonderful view. The retired emperor choosed a spot to stay away and it is. The monastery is well prepared to give history and a understanding of Europe in some epochs. A time where Europeans were more united than devided. Ok thats because of Royal marriage Policy and less by consent from the people.

Enjoyed this historic place. Interesting building and park area to walk around.

Beautiful palace and gardens, well worth a visit. Check out the website for periods of free entrance.

Beautiful historical monastery where Charles I spent his last days until he died of malaria. Gorgeous place to take photos, very neat to be able to visit the emperor’s room and the chairs he sat on and was carried in when he was sick, a pretty chapel and so cheap to get into compared to historical buildings in the US (Under 8 Euros for adults and half price for kids up to 16, seniors, and a bunch of other discounted groups). The audio guide is recommended, it’s well done. The grounds are spacious and really impressive, all sorts of paths to walk around and off the beaten path from the usual tourist routes.

This monastery is by far the most beautiful, the most impossant one i have ever visited. The price is 7 euro each person. Really good that they check your stuff and safety. The three big trees oitside are jewels. The rooms inside too. What the most beautiful thing is, is the stair and wall, with all the growing and hanging treebranches that are climbing/growing to the wall.

Bad rating!!! After I climbed the first steps I was throw away because there were no sign for climbing on stone. The employers don t speak english, not even a word, they just grab you and throw you like a junk outside after you pay the price for visit. I am a tourist and they don t speak or show any rule in english. At least they can warn you about what youre not allowed to do, but they only want the money.

Just a shell but still nice to visit. Could do a lot more to exhibit it and how the town was at the time of construction, its history etc. A model in the town showed how the castle looked.

Closed on Monday

Ok

(Translated by Google) You can park your car near the bus station and walk there. I only saw the exterior. It's not very big, but it's well-maintained, and walking around it is very pleasant because of the lovely views. (Original) Se puede dejar el coche junto a la estación de autobuses y acercarse andando. Solo pude ver el exterior. No es muy grande pero está bien conservado y pasear alrededor es muy agradable por las bonitas vistas.

(Translated by Google) Due to its location, it overlooks the river and the bridge at the highest point in the valley. It was built on a Vettonian hill fort, constructed in the 12th century and rebuilt in the 14th and 15th centuries. It has a square floor plan and a surface area of ​​approximately 1,700 square meters, not including the lost outbuildings such as the moat, counter-moat, portcullis, dovecote, and stables. (Original) Por su situación domina el río y el puente en el punto más elevado del valle. Fue construido sobre un castro vetón, edificado en el siglo XII y reconstruido en los siglos XIV-XV. Es de planta cuadrada y tiene una superficie de unos 1.700 metros cuadrados, sin contar las dependencias desaparecidas como el foso, el contrafoso, el rastrillo, el palomar o las caballerizas.

(Translated by Google) A good place to visit in Barco de Ávila. It's simple, but well-maintained. It has clean, heated restrooms. Very friendly staff. (Original) Buen sitio para ver en Barco de Ávila. Es sencillo, pero está bien cuidado Tiene asesos limpios y calefactados. Muy amables.

I really enjoyed the visit to the monastery. It is only possible to visit the building with a guided group tour, unfortunately only in Spanish. Even though I have a high level of Spanish, I could not follow everything. So you should be aware of this! The tour was very interesting and the virgen de Guadalupe was worth to see. You are not allowed to make pictures inside, I am not sure about it, but I can respect that. They only take cash. In total I recommend visiting this monastery.

I absolutely loved visiting the Royal Monastery of Santa María de Guadalupe. This UNESCO World Heritage site has a rich history, founded in the 14th century and closely tied to Queen Isabella and Christopher Columbus. The architecture is stunning, blending Gothic, Mudéjar, Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles all in one place. The visit is only possible with a guided tour (you need to book a time) – you cannot just wander inside on your own. No photos are allowed inside, which helps preserve the sacred and historic atmosphere. Unfortunately, some visitors were very disrespectful, trying to sneak photos and even arguing with the guide and the Franciscan friar. I felt bad for them, as they were simply doing their job and protecting this incredible monument. Despite that, the tour was wonderful, informative, and well worth it. A truly special place that I highly recommend visiting with respect and an open heart.

You cannot take pictures here, except one in the museum. I have not seen so much well preserved history. In the Church you can take pictures. For Catholics, there is a Eucharistic miracle located in the chapel of the relics. Also, you must go with a tour group that is guided, so you might want to check on times they go to the museum, so your wait is not long. We had to wait 30 minutes for our tour.

We arrived just in time for the €7 guided tour. So worth it. The building is amazing, but the contents in each section are unbelievable,especially the library. The guide was very pleasant and answered our questions in English, though the tour information is only in Spanish.

The site is very original and historic. Tour is with a guide only. No English, only Spanish. It was very disappointing how quickly he hustled us through the rooms. We particularly wanted to see the embroideries and I doubt we got 4 minutes in that room. I would suggest to whoever is operating things that they raise their entry fee and hire more attendants. They seemed overwhelmed and frazzled. Same in the gift shop.

Horrible experience. The visit only happens in groups, you have to follow your group, no slower or faster. A rude man who is responsible for the group opens a door, you see a room for 10 minutes, leaves, and go to the next room. No pictures allowed, for some reason. It's located far from all major cities in Extremadura, absolutely not worth the drive.

Not worth the trip on purpose. Only 3 rooms are spectacular, namely the Sacristia. You only can visit as a group organised by themselves but it is not clear what the times are. Mine was at 15.40 but left later. Kids above 7 pay a ticket but again information was unclear. The person that took us inside barely talked so you only had the leaflet in Spanish with limited information about the rooms to guide you. Given that it is world heritage since 1993 more work should have been done in labelling pantings, sculptures, statues, etc. Guides in other languages should be made available. No photos allowed except in patio.

€3 for an amazing experience. Views from the walls are spectacular. Not to be missed if you are in Trujillo.

Loved it. What a fabulous castle and town for wandering around. The castle walls afford great views and is pretty much all intact, you can go into all the towers with no restrictions. You can easily spend 2 hours here, we did. You can even spend the night in the adjoining hotel.

The castle and adjoining hotel and palace are fantastic. The grounds are beautifully maintained with lots of manicured ares to sit and admire the scenery in the shade. The entrance to the castle is inside the Palace grounds. There is parking both inside and outside the walls. The website showed it was closed on Monday but it was open and only cost 4eu. Well worth the price of admission. There are alot of stairs with no permanent railings so if you are unsure of climbing it may be best to pass on going up. Castle is in very nice condition and has information plaques on just about everything. Highly recommend this location. Younger man at the ticket area was very knowledgeable and friendly. Spoke English as well. Small little gift shop at entrance that helps pay for the staff and buildings. If possible take a walk around the outside of the buildings for some great views.

We loved stopping here. There castle cost 3 euros per person to enter. Ha! So cheap, it was laughable. It was worth walking through. The view from the top is worth seeing.

Nice medium sized castle on the top of a hill, the staff there were the best, they are very talkative and informative , kinda feels like they are long time friends and you are just visiting their castle.

Lovely castle just a shame its neglected and has a building site next to it, shame really

Interesting but basic castle. Worth a visit with fantastic views of surrounding area.

Amazing, intimate caves. We basically had a one on one tour. Well preserved, well lit, with a great guide. A hidden gem! Our favorite cave so far, and we’ve visited the ones in Soplao and Slovenia.

100/10 Highly recommend. There’s guided tours, probably every hour, didn’t ask 😬 but we took the last tour that was at 19hs and it lasted 35 min. There’s restrooms, vending machines, a restaurant and souvenir shops.

I have visited this place before. The first time was around 45 years ago, the second time about 30 years ago. When I visited today, there are better facilities, e.g. restaurant, bar, gift shop. The tour is a wonderful experience where you can see the beauty of nature. If you don't speak Spanish you might struggle on the tour.

Great tour. Lots to see. Drinks available at the cave entrance and bar cafe at the base near car park. Ample free parking available. Well worth the visit

A must see cave if you in the area, fantastic view and all great illuminated, 7 degrees Celsius all year around and high humidity.

I had been told it was a worthwhile visit, but it beat my expectations by far. Really spectacular caves and formations.

The walk trough the cave is about 30 min and is a really cool atmosphere. Outside the cave there are a lot of geological posters that explain some of the history and formation of the cave. I managed this pics with an App named Cortex Cam

Worth a quick vist

Beautiful church, free entry

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(Translated by Google) I live in this beautiful city, and I can't help but recommend that any traveler passing through Talavera stop and see this jewel of the city, the Basilica of Our Lady of the Prado and its gardens. It is the pride of our city. (Original) Vivo en esta bella ciudad y por ello no puedo dejar de recomendar a todo viajero que pase por Talavera, se detenga y vea esta joya de la ciudad, la Basílica de Nuestra Señora Del Prado y sus jardines, es el orgullo de nuestra ciudad.

Beautiful forest mainly composed by chestnut tree. Autumn is the most beautiful season, I really recommend to go in this season but, if possible, in week days, due to the fact that it is really crowded on weekends. Positive things: Astonishing nature in autumn, leaves looks like gold with their golden colour. There's also a parking for cars. Negative things: Really crowded in peak season and you have to pay.

After an uncomfortable 20 minutes dust road drive to the parking you get out of the he car in the midest of lush forest. You instantly feel the fresh cold air as the trees leaves block most of the sun light. The routes are easy, confortable even for kids. On weekends, there is a guide welcoming visitors to give them indications on the nature they will see and participate to take care of by not dumping trash, not collecting chestnuts and following the stablished paths. The forest is hence well preserved even though it has lots of visitors. In El Tiemblo, before reaching the dusty road there is an information post where you are stopped by forest rangers. If you want to get there with your car you have to pay 6€ for the car plus 2€ per passenger. They'll provide indications and a map.

Great hikes, a rest from the heat, well signalled.

Calm, relaxing, picknic tables and 3 big parking places, road is quite good, the trails are not so good sign.

Very nice place come early so you can take your car

Loved it. Neat, clean, well maintained

Nature places with beautiful sceneries

Beautiful and enchanting place.. several areas for a picnic. Amazing at night with the lights on threes and plantes. The only bad point, it's not really accessible for weelchair and trolleys.. Hard to move arround..

This is great for little children. It's small but cute. Outdoor parking. Bit of a drive to get to it, and sharp unannounced turning to get on the right path. The dining areas were all closed, only a drinks machine was available.

Very nice place ... superb location.. amid mountains and forests .. good choice for a day trip from Madrid with friends and family The scriptures made of grass and plants are world class ... fine finishing .. theme based zones and a very interesting maze Plenty of sit out area inside and Plenty of parking space outside Washroom was clean and maintained How to reach - Best way is by car On public transportation from Madrid you need to come to San Martin de valdeiglasis (small town) by Bus, and then walk up the hill (almost 2 KM) Though it’s really pleasant walk , though little tiring It takes around 1 hour and 15 minuets to reach from Principie Pio station Madrid to this small yet beautiful town Only week aspect the very few (close to no) food option, there is cafe that serve nice Coffee, beer and refreshments... though it is also (named as) pizzeria, but pizza is not always available... So high recommendation that you carry some food (or you have to climb down to town for food) Nice place to spend 2-4 hours

Nice botanical garden that was filled with metal structures covered by plants in order to form a lot of figures. Calm place to walk or to take small children that are delighted

Definitely worth it, especially if you have children!! Totally worth the price! Parking was ample. The gardens are well kept. The only thing missing was an open restaurant (closed she we were there). There are so many sculptures, that you can't spend less than two hours there. Tip: take snacks and water just in case.

A really nice fairy tail themed place. It s a really nice place to go with your children or in couple for a romantic afternoon. The place is medium as size and if you want to see everything and also take some nice photos, the visit can go up to 2-3 hours. The exponates are nice but they could do a better job on maintenance. I also think that it could be a interesting place to visit after dark. The price is ok - fair.

A nice day out. Something different. A bit off the beaten track but kids love it. Lots to see.

A cool place with animals running wild while you drive through. Directly at the start you'll get visited by ostriches that pops there head inside the car looking for carrots. So be sure to buy a few bags before entering. We were also approached by goats, camels and zebras that also wanted their share of our carrots. Beware of the goats though, they will put their front hooves on the car and they will definitely scratch your vehicle. Do not go here with brand new cars as I'm pretty sure no insurance will cover safari damages. The safari also offered snakes, spiders, turtles, frogs and much more. Recommended.

Really great with kids. You get to see and actually interact with lots of animals. If you can carry a bag load of 🥕 to feed some animals.

What a fantastic experience! Our car was filled with young and old, and we were laughing and smiling the whole day. The safari and animals are clearly well cared for, and there are so many opportunities to feed them. The instructions were clear, and the large restaurant area was a great bonus. You’ll need at least 4 hours to really enjoy everything. Strongly recommend!

Unfortunately, in the safari, there is not much control. The above shows that people independently of being told not to feed the animals in this area, people do anyway. Due to this vehicle in the picture, a traffic jam was caused, the animals got greedy, and in my case, the zebras bit my wing mirror. The animals that were said to be seen were not on the tour. The enclosures for reptiles are small.

Big area where lots of animals like zebras, elephants , rhinos and camels run free and you can see them by car. Some you can feed carrots. Then there is a part with goats you can feed and the kids love this! Although there is a mini zoo where some are in cages :( the poor panthers there were going insane . I hope there is a good reason why they cant be in the wild. There are also crocodiles, snakes, frogs and other reptiles. There are picnic areas where they also sell some snacks.

We really liked this adventure Kids fed all sorts of animals. We brought carrots and lettuce with us but you can buy at front ticket gate. We also purchased tickets online ahead of time. Sometimes it sells out. Teach kids how to use their windows some animals wanted to reach in your car for more food and or just to make the kids feel safe and they have the power to control who comes close. We also stopped by the reptile house and it was cool filled with lizards, crocodiles and other animals. We brought a lunch and then kids wanted to do go carts …. I was able to go with our youngest 6 and other two were able to drive by themselves ages 8,10. It was super hot so pack water in the summer time. They did have a couple shops or snack places to purchase things

Short drive from Madrid, but worths the visit. This wide open green area, is more than a simple zoo. Back to Nature eye relaxing destination.It provides an interactive experience feeding the animals, that the kids were crazy about! Organized path for the cars to drive through, feeding the animals safely. Labelling the dangerous zones with clear instructions to keep the windows shut. Entry for adults 19€, 15€ for kids. No family package discounts, but 2€ discount for “kart ride” that costs 12€ for double seat car, 7€ for kids. I highly suggest buying some carrot before arriving to feed the animals. You can buy it on the spot, but it will be more expensive. And bring a lot! You will enjoy it! Check the weather before your visit and bring your lunch for picnic meal. Many available wooden tables. Highly recommended for families. I liked it much more than Madrid traditional zoo.