It’s an Arabic style tea house with beautiful decoration and all variety of teas. It has milkshakes and cocktails too. Very pleasant place to sit and spend the afternoon with friends. The patio is quite beautiful too.

Symbol of the city, this gate from 1551 is a main entrance to the old city after crossing from new city via old stone bridge and was a part of the walls surrounded old Badajoz. Must visit indeed.

Small but interesting museum, entrance is free. The section on the Visigoth period was especially good, with good artefacts and explanation of symbols.

(Translated by Google) Located in a historical and cultural point of the city of Badajoz. It has a permanently open adoration chapel. It is located in Plaza Minayo, and is flanked by the Lope de Ayala theater and the Provincial Hospital. There is an underground parking nearby. Given its location and the beautiful surroundings, it is the place chosen by many couples to celebrate their wedding. (Original) Ubicada en un punto histórico y cultural de la ciudad de Badajoz. Tiene una capilla de adoracion permanentemente abierta. Se encuentra en la plaza Minayo, y está escoltada por el teatro Lope de ayala y el Hospital Provincial. Hay un parking subterráneo cercano. Dada su ubicación y lo bonito de su entorno es el lugar elegido por muchas parejas para celebrar su boda.

Fun for kids and grown ups.

Very visual free smallish museum. Though all displays only in Spanish. First display is last year’s winning costumes. Kids area with press buttons for carnival sounds great fun

Beautiful

Surprisingly great art museum, with a lot of fantastic local painters.

If you arrive to Badajoz by train, most probably you'll choose to walk via this bridge to the old city. This 600 m long, historic, 16th century stone bridge was rebuild several times, latest in 1830s will bring you to the entrance to the old city of Badajoz. Bridge is only for pedestrians.

We went there and we loved. The place was opened for visit and it was free. You can walk freely over the towers and feel in ancient times, the tour is really cool, we recommend it to everyone.

(Translated by Google) License 16 taxi driver refuses to take me, because the hotel that has contracted the service pays him by providing a ticket. I understand that a taxi driver cannot refuse to provide a service unless there is a justified cause such as the vehicle being reserved or out of service and something else. Gentlemen from the Badajoz city council have a TERRIBLE taxi service. (Original) Taxista licencia 16 se niega a llevarme, porque el hotel que tiene contratado el servicio le paga entregando un ticket. Tengo entendido que un taxista no se puede negar a hacer un servicio al menos que sea alguna causa justificada como que esté reservado el vehículo o fuera de servicio y alguna más. Señores del ayuntamiento de Badajoz tienen un servicio de taxis PÉSIMO.

(Translated by Google) No entry. Only exterior view. (Original) Sem entrada. Só vista exterior.

(Translated by Google) Convento de San José’s ancient monastery at night Pl. San José, 06001 Badajoz The convent has the same name as the square, since there is the site (especially on its ruins) of the ancient monastery of San José, a very important saint of Badajoz since the time of Alfonso IX of Leon, who even had him saint. He was the patron saint of the diocese for centuries until he was replaced by the current patron saint of the diocese, St. John. History and style of the Monastery of San José: The Monastery of San Jose Pilgrim is a Neo-Gothic building (appeared at the end of the 18th century and was inspired by the Gothic of the Middle Ages), an architectural style that has almost no remains in the area, making it even more unique if possible. Its location is also striking, as it is between the streets of San Anton and Suárez de Figueroa and between Plaza San José and Alcazaba de Arabia, giving it the appearance of a large naval building arriving on the coast . This pilgrim's monastery, although built on the ruins of an old monastery, has a fairly modern date (1917) in historical terms, but it retains treasures and details that are as important as the church and nothing more than the restoration of the old monastery owned later. The convent was rededicated to San José because it was the site of the convent and as a result of one of the most important historical events of the city of Badajoz: the reconquest of the city under the power of Badajoz. Muslim, built on 19 March 1230 by a section of Alfonso IX of Leon. This ancient monastery was built on the site where the monastery stands today until the 19th century, when the war of independence broke out and the bombings suffered were so extensive that they ended the centuries-old monastery The hospital never recovered from its deterioration. Francisco Franco Pineda, a popular local Seville military engineer and architect, was responsible for designing the building, along with teacher Adel Pinna Casas. A monastery. In addition to the chapel, the main facade of the monastery is also striking, simple if somewhat small in style, consisting of a pointed arch with a design by Julio Clivilles Relief of baby Jesus and two angels. A rose window, Gothic roof and bell tower with bells complete the building. The vault covering the abbey church is semi-cylindrical with a semicircular dome, very much in the style of Gothic and its ribbed vaults. The exterior has many decorative elements such as spiers, gargoyles and bas-reliefs, many of which are now lost. Unfortunately, over time, the government's negligence in restoring its artistic and architectural heritage, and the inability of the faithful to afford adequate conservation and renovation, means that this monumental building is at its worst. Admirers have repeatedly addressed the community through different media, denouncing the situation and asking for immediate help to protect a heritage that should not disappear. In 2006, a series of landslides occurred but were barely addressed as the budget was only allocated to repairing the three main facades. However, this does not eliminate the slightest interest in the must-see attractions of Badajoz, as this cult building remains a great interpretation of Extremadura's history and a gateway to its deepest and most Christian roots. (Original) 夜幕下的圣何塞古老隐修院Convento de San José Pl. San José, 06001 Badajoz 修道院与广场同名，因为那里是圣何塞古老隐修院的所在地（特别是在其废墟上），自莱昂的阿方索九世时代以来，圣何塞是巴达霍斯非常重要的圣人，甚至有他的圣人。几个世纪以来，他一直是教区的守护神，直到他被教区现任守护神圣约翰取代。 圣何塞修道院的历史和风格： 圣何塞朝圣者修道院是一座新哥特式建筑（出现于 18 世纪末，灵感来自中世纪的哥特式），这种建筑风格在该地区几乎没有任何遗迹，这使得如果可能的话，它会更加独特。它的位置也很引人注目，因为它位于圣安东和苏亚雷斯德菲格罗亚街道之间以及圣何塞广场和阿拉伯阿尔卡萨瓦之间，使它看起来像一座抵达海岸的大型海军建筑。 这座朝拜者修道院虽然建在旧隐修院的废墟上，但在历史层面上具有相当现代的日期（1917 年），但它保留的宝藏和细节与教堂一样重要，无非就是老隐修院修复后所拥有的。 修道院再次献给圣何塞是因为它是修道院所在地，也是巴达霍斯市最重要的历史事件之一的结果：当时在巴达霍斯的权力下重新征服了这座城市。穆斯林，由莱昂的阿方索九世的一部分于 1230 年 3 月 19 日建造。这座古老的隐修院一直建在修道院今天所在的地方，直到 19 世纪，因为独立战争爆发后，所遭受的轰炸规模如此之大，以至于他们结束了这座有着数百年历史的隐修院，它再也无法从恶化中恢复过来。 在当地很受欢迎的塞维利亚军事工程师和建筑师弗朗西斯科·弗朗哥·皮内达（Francisco Franco Pineda）与老师阿德尔·皮纳·卡萨斯（Adel Pinna Casas）一起负责设计这座修道院。除了小教堂外，这座修道院的主立面也很引人注目，虽然风格虽然有点小，但很简单，由一个尖拱组成，拱顶上有朱利奥·克利维尔斯 (Julio Clivilles) 设计的圣婴耶稣和两个天使的浮雕。玫瑰窗、哥特式屋顶和带铃铛的钟楼使整个建筑更加完整。覆盖修道院教堂的拱顶呈半筒状，带有半圆形圆顶，非常具有哥特式及其肋状拱顶的风格。外部有许多装饰元素，如尖塔、石像鬼和浅浮雕，其中许多现已丢失。 不幸的是，随着时间的推移，政府在修复艺术和建筑遗产方面的疏忽，以及信徒无力承担充分保护和改造的费用，意味着这座纪念性建筑正处于最糟糕的时刻。崇拜者们多次通过不同媒体向社会发表讲话，谴责这种情况，并请求立即帮助保护不应消失的遗产。 2006年，发生了一系列山体滑坡，但由于预算仅用于修复三个主要外墙，因此几乎没有得到解决。然而，这并没有消除巴达霍斯必游景点的丝毫兴趣，因为这座崇拜者建筑仍然是埃斯特雷马杜拉历史的伟大诠释，也是通往其最深厚和最基督教根源的门户。

Good and very well organized museum