Top 20 things to do and attractions in Trujillo

Small church in the historical centrum of Trujillo, charges a small fee (about 2 euros) for entrance. The inside is simple and made of rock, displaying an old architecture style. Once in, you get access to the church's and go up the (many) steps to get a nice view of the whole city.

This is one of two churches in Trujillo Spain. This one not quite as good as the other but still worth a look. Both were far more authentic working churches than others we have seen that are drenched in gold. This one has a bell tower you can climb - about 100 steps but with breaks where you can take a break - very doable. The view from the top is worth the effort.

I don't like to pay to visit a church but the audioguide here is good since it's actually catholic!

Beautiful with amazing views. Totally worth the 2€ for the ticket. Gorgeous little town.

A lovely church

Beautiful architecture

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Beautiful monument full of atmosphere and history . Lovely helpful lady at the front entrance.

A must see in Trujillo!

(Translated by Google) One of the main churches is located in the main square, the visit costs €5, it has an audio guide. Visit almost the entire church, go up to the upper floor where there is a museum of ecclesiastical objects. Very beautiful church, if you come come in. (Original) Una de las Iglesias principales, se encuentra en la plaza mayor, la visita cuesta 5€, cuenta con audioguía. Visita por casi toda la iglesia, se sube al piso de arriba donde hay un museo de objetos eclesiásticos. Iglesia muy bonita, si venís entrad.

(Translated by Google) You absolutely must visit the churches of San Martín de Tours and Santa María la Mayor in Trujillo. You need to buy a ticket to visit either one or both. We chose to visit both churches for €8 per person (there are discounts for people with disabilities, etc.) and it was truly worth it. Both churches are beautiful. They have an audio guide for each person, included in the price, which explains everything you see in a simple and engaging way. Both the churches and the artwork inside are very well maintained and illuminated. And the staff at the entrance are excellent. In addition, Santa María la Mayor offers a spectacular virtual reality experience included in the price: a bird's-eye view of ancient Trujillo, the surrounding area, the market and the artisans, and then a view of the church as if you were flying through it. An experience you can't miss! It's worth visiting both if you go to Trujillo. A must-see! (Original) No os podéis perder la visita de las iglesias de San Martín de Tours y Santa María la Mayor de Trujillo. Hay que comprar un ticket para visitar sólo una o ambas. Nosotros escogimos visitar las dos iglesias por 8€ por persona (hay descuentos por minusvalía, ...) y de verdad que merece la pena. Ambas iglesias son preciosas. Tienen una audioguía para cada uno que va incluida en el precio y que va explicando de manera sencilla y entretenida lo que vas viendo. Tanto las iglesias como las obras de arte de su interior están muy bien cuidadas e iluminadas. Y la atención del personal de la entrada es excelente. Además en Santa María la Mayor hay una experiencia con unas gafas de realidad virtual incluida en el precio espectacular: vista de pájaro de Trujillo en la antigüedad, del entorno, del mercado y los artesanos, ... y luego ya vista de la iglesia como si volarás por ella. Una experiencia que no os podéis perder. Merece la pena visitar ambas si vais a Trujillo. ¡Es visita obligada!!!!!

(Translated by Google) We went inside and had to pay admission. Since we were a large family, the girl who was there told us about it and took a couple of euros off the two of us. They let you take a self-guided tour, and it's very pretty inside. (Original) Entramos dentro y había que pagar entrada,al ser familia numerosa la chica que había nos lo comentó y nos quitó un par de euros por los dos,te Dejan auto guía y es muy bonita a por dentro

(Translated by Google) An impressive church in the center of Trujillo, right on the main square, with a statue of Pizarro at its door, a charming square filled with monuments. Inside, you can enjoy an audio-guided tour to learn all about the church's history. It's well worth the visit and highly recommended if you're in the area. (Original) Impresionante iglesia en el centro de Trujillo en la misma plaza mayor y a sus puertas la estatua de Pizarro, una plaza llena de monumentos y con encanto. En su interior puedes disfrutar de una visita con audioguia para enterarte de toda la historia, la visita merece mucho la pena y es recomendable si estás por la zona.

(Translated by Google) It's super beautiful, admission is only €2, which is well worth the price, and it's open every day. Not only can you see the ground floor, where you can see the various chapels and the main altarpiece, but you can also go up to the first floor, something that's not very common in these temples. From above, you can see the stained-glass windows better, where various religious figures and objects are on display, and you can look out from the balcony overlooking the plaza. I loved it. (Original) Es súper bonita, la entrada sólo cuesta 2€ que merece la pena abonar y abre todos los días. No sólo se puede ver la planta baja donde se aprecian las distintas capillas y retablo mayor, sino que también se puede subir a la primera planta, algo que no es muy habitual en estos templos. Desde arriba se aprecian mejor las vidrieras, hay expuestas distintas figuras y objetos religiosos y te puedes asomar al balcón que da a la plaza. Me ha encantado.

The best views are from the outside and from the main square. You can climb to the top of the tower and try to look through windows that need a good clean. But save you energy for another climb.

(Translated by Google) Externally relevant tower, it could not be visited because it was undergoing renovations, even though it is included in the joint entrance to 6 monuments of Trujillo, this option is not really advisable, since two of the places cannot be visited and of the others, it is worth visiting the Alcassaba and Pizarro's house - museum, the others are completely dispensable (Original) Torre exteriorment relevant, no s’ha pogut visitar per estar en reformes, tot i està inclosa en la entrada conjunta a 6 monuments de Trujillo, realment aquesta opció no es aconsellable, dons dos dels llocs no son visitables i dels altres, cal la pena la visita a l’Alcassaba i a la casa - museu de Pizarro, les altres son totalment prescindibles

(Translated by Google) It's not the best visit in Trujillo. If the attraction of a tower is its views, this is the only one I've visited that's closed and you can't see anything. It's not worth it. (Original) No es la mejor visita en Trujillo. Si el atractivo de una torre son sus vistas, está es la única de todas las que he visitado que está cerrada y no ves nada. No merece la pena.

It should be open, but it is closed without any explanation.

(Translated by Google) It's not worth paying 2 euros to watch a video, a few poorly designed exhibits and explanatory panels, and a tower from which you can't see anything. No air conditioning and poor maintenance. You can save it. (Original) No merece la pena pagar 2 euros por ver un vídeo, unas cuantas piezas y paneles explicativos pobres y una torre desde la que no se ve nada. Sin aire acondicionado y con escaso mantenimiento. Os lo podéis ahorrar.

(Translated by Google) It's a rip-off, having to pay 2 euros to enter. The only attraction is climbing a spiral staircase to reach the top floor to "see" the town from above. I say "see" because you can't see anything of the town; the windows were full of pigeon droppings. (Original) Un robo al tener que pagar 2 euros de entrada. Lo único atractivo que hay es subir una escalera de caracol para llegar al piso más alto para “ver” el pueblo desde arriba. Pongo “ver” porque no se ve nada del pueblo, las ventanas estaban llenas de cagadas de palomas.

(Translated by Google) You're tired of climbing stairs, and when you get to the top, the windows are dirtier than a mechanic's fingernail. It's better not to go in. Maintenance is conspicuous by its lack of maintenance. (Original) Te hartas de subir escalones y cuando llegas arriba los cristales tienen más suciedad que la uña de un mecánico. Mejor ni entres. El mantenimiento brilla por su ausencia.

This is a very nice bar. We came for the afternoon to the village and went here for a drink. The tapas food was very nice, I would recommend the Jar and toasted bread that is advertised. The indoor section is also very pretty. The toilets are original, the wallpaper is fun but also a bit erotic. So be careful! Would definitely return here

very nice

Open when others are not. Menu better than typical

Beautiful bar inside, great tosta de pollo (chicken toast), and tapas, good prices

Fantastic place but was closed at 5pm on Mon

Recomended, service very good and very nice.

Good selection of gin and friendly staff.

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.

Well, if you are in Trujillo you should visit the place. It will not perhaps impress you much as a building, however, it has relations to one of the greatest conquistadors.

A very nice place to visit and to remember my trip to Peru. Trujillo is a very interesting place to discover and to stroll about.

Interesting little museum

conqueror's house

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended. A tour of all the rooms in the house is included, but photos and videos of the interior are not allowed. (Original) Muy recomendable, se hace un recorrido por todas las estancias de la casa, pero no se permite ni fotos ni vídeos del interior.

(Translated by Google) It's very interesting; it has material samples from both the Castilian and Inca periods. It lacks language accessibility, and perhaps lacks a personal component to the character of Pizarro and his family, instead focusing the museum on his conquests. Recommended. (Original) Es muy interesante, tiene muestras materiales de la época tanto de parte de los castellanos como Inca. Le falta accesibilidad de idiomas y quizás le falta un componente personal al personaje de Pizarro y a su familia en vez de centrar el museo en sus conquistas. Recomendable

(Translated by Google) I liked seeing what Pizarro's house might have looked like, given what the figure represents. The museum upstairs is certainly very simple; it deserves a more educational museum with more engaging displays. There's so much technology at our disposal these days, and something much more modern than simple written sheets could be created. Photos aren't allowed inside, although I've seen reviews with hundreds of them. I liked seeing the original objects on display, but I was expecting more. (Original) Me ha gustado ver cómo podría ser la casa de Pizarro por lo que representa el personaje. Ciertamente que el museo de la planta de arriba es muy simple, se merecería un museo más didáctico, más ameno en su exposicion, hoy en día hay mucha tecnología a nuestro alcance y se podría hacer algo mucho más moderno que unas simples hojas escritas. En el interior no dejan hacer fotos, aunque he visto reseñas con cientos de fotos. Me ha gustado ver los objetos originales que exponen, pero me esperaba algo más.

Trujillo-born explorer & conquistador, Francisco Pizzaro is honored in Trujillo’s Plaza Mayor. This is one of three bronze statues made by the same artist portraying Pizzaro on a horse armed and dressed, ready for battle. The debut of this particular statue was in 1927 in Paris and only moved to Trujillo two years later. This statue catches one’s eye as soon as you enter Plaza Mayor and draws you in to take a closer look.

Classic statue in Spanish town. Nothing truly special about it if you don’t know the history behind Francisco Pizarro.

The equestrian statue of Francisco Pizarro is one of a set of three bronze sculptures works made by the hands of the American sculptor “Charles Cary Rumsey”, one is located into the city of Trujillo (Spain and birthplace of Pizarro) this on the Plaza Mayor in front of the San Martin Church, another in the city of Lima, who is the capital of Peru (where he died and buried), and the last statue you can find into the city of Buffalo (USA) located in front of the “Albright-Knox Art Gallery”. All three of them are representing the conquistador Francisco Pizarro mounted on a horse and dressed for the fight with Armor and sword. Pizarro is famous for having led the Conquest of Peru in the 16th century and founded the city of Lima on January 18, 1535 establishing what would be the Viceroyalty of Peru.

Stunning! Great opportunity to see 🥳

Very nice place... i had a sandwich at victoria in plaza mayor and both the taste and the price was excellent

(Translated by Google) An imposing statue of Pizarro, a figure as important in Spanish history as he was a native of this town. Its location in this spacious and beautiful square is impressive, and it's not exactly small. It's well worth a visit. (Original) Una estàtua imponente de un personaje tan importante de ma historia de España como lo es Pizarro, natural de esta villa. Impresiona su ubicación en esta plaza tan amplia y bonita, y no es precisamente pequeña que de diga. Vale la pena una visita.

(Translated by Google) A symbol of Trujillo that looks out to the world The Equestrian Monument of Francisco Pizarro presides over Trujillo's Plaza Mayor with an imposing presence. Cast in bronze by American sculptor Charles Cary Rumsey, it weighs more than 6,500 kg and was inaugurated in 1929. Curiously, exact replicas exist in Lima and Buffalo, making this statue a cultural bridge between continents. The figure of the conquistador, a native of Trujillo, generates diverse opinions, but as a sculptural work and urban landmark, it is indisputable. From any angle of the plaza, the statue dominates the space, offering spectacular photographic opportunities, especially at sunrise or sunset. Traveler's tip: If you visit the city, start here. From the statue, you can trace routes to the castle, the Church of Santiago, or the Renaissance palaces surrounding the plaza. It is also an excellent meeting point for reflection on the shared history of Spain and the Americas. A monument that represents not just a figure, but an entire era. Ideal for travelers seeking to understand the past from the present. (Original) Un símbolo de Trujillo que mira al mundo El Monumento Ecuestre de Francisco Pizarro preside la Plaza Mayor de Trujillo con una presencia imponente. Fundido en bronce por el escultor estadounidense Charles Cary Rumsey, pesa más de 6.500 kg y fue inaugurado en 1929. Lo curioso: existen réplicas exactas en Lima y Buffalo, lo que convierte esta estatua en un puente cultural entre continentes. La figura del conquistador, natural de Trujillo, genera opiniones diversas, pero como obra escultórica y punto de referencia urbano, es indiscutible. Desde cualquier ángulo de la plaza, la estatua domina el espacio, ofreciendo oportunidades fotográficas espectaculares, especialmente al amanecer o al atardecer. Consejo de viajero: si visitas la ciudad, empieza aquí. Desde la estatua puedes trazar rutas hacia el castillo, la iglesia de Santiago o los palacios renacentistas que rodean la plaza. Es también un excelente punto de encuentro y reflexión sobre la historia compartida entre España y América. Un monumento que no solo representa a un personaje, sino a toda una época. Ideal para viajeros que buscan entender el pasado desde el presente.

(Translated by Google) Former monastery, it is apparently collapsed but has actually been rebuilt into a museum dedicated to Latin America. You can find everything from handmade objects to information panels, it is very nice to see. Admission is free. (Original) Antiguo monasterio, está aparentemente derrumbado pero realmente se ha reconstruido en un museo dedicado a Iberoamérica. Puedes encontrar desde objetos artesanales hasta paneles informativos, es muy bonito de ver. La entrada es gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, free entry, very beautiful monastery ruins. (Original) Muy interesante, entrada gratuita, ruinas del monasterio muy bonitas.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful monastery, although it looks abandoned now. (Original) Красивый монастырь, хоть и выглядит заброшенным сейчас

(Translated by Google) Open on weekends, free. It's worth going. (Original) Abierto el fin de semana, gratuito. Merece la pena ir.

(Translated by Google) The view of the monastery from the plaza, I believe it's called the Moors' square, offers a glimpse of the ruins of the monastery, preceded by a wasteland filled with rubbish. (Original) La vista del monasterio desde la plaza, creo que se llama de los moritos, ofrece una visión de las ruinas del monasterio, precedida por un solar lleno de basura.

(Translated by Google) Very well maintained with pieces from the discovery period and current ones (Original) Muy bien cuidado con piezas de la época del descubrimiento y actuales

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant visit. Admission is free and it is worth seeing its cloister and the old demolished basilica with its walls full of ivy. (Original) Una visita muy agradable. La entrada es gratuita y merece la pena ver su claustro y la antigua basílica derruida y con las paredes llenas de hiedra

Very sweet experience i Have had and great enjoyment spending my time

Very nice place to pass by.

WOW

Nice

(Translated by Google) A well excavated in the rock, about 14 meters deep, apparently of Roman origin, although there is more information from the Caliphate period, which served as a water reserve and had channels for irrigation. Later it was used to water the animals. It's free and even more surprising within the medieval framework. (Original) Un pou excavat a la roca, d’uns 14 metres de profunditat, segons sembla el seu origen es romà, si be hi ha mes informació de l’època califal, que servia com a reserva d’aigua i tenia canalitzacions per el rec. Posteriorment va servir per abeurar els animals. Es gratis i a mes sorprèn dintre del entramat medieval.

(Translated by Google) La Alberca is one of those hidden corners that go unnoticed if you don't look closely, but that hold centuries of history beneath its surface. Located right on the street, with no entrance fee or opening times, this ancient cistern was originally a Roman bath, transformed in the 13th century by the Muslims through an impressive underground canal system for irrigation. Today, it continues to be fed by three springs and maintains a constant water level of about 7 meters. At over 12 meters deep, the structure impresses with its simplicity and functionality. On one side, you can still see a granite tomb reused as a horse trough, a detail that connects the everyday with the archaeological. A stone plaque commemorates the cleaning carried out in the 18th century, adding a documentary touch to the complex. Traveler's tip: ideal for a reflective pause during a walk through the historic center. Although there are no explanatory panels, some locals are happy to share their knowledge of the site. Better preservation and cleanliness by the municipality would be desirable, given its heritage significance. A silent testimony to the passage of time, perfect for those who know how to look beyond the obvious. (Original) La Alberca es uno de esos rincones que pasan desapercibidos si no se mira con atención, pero que encierran siglos de historia bajo su superficie. Situada en plena calle, sin necesidad de entrada ni horarios, esta antigua cisterna fue en su origen una terma romana, transformada en el siglo XIII por los musulmanes mediante una impresionante obra de canalización subterránea para el riego. Hoy en día, sigue alimentándose de tres manantiales y mantiene un nivel constante de agua de unos 7 metros. Con más de 12 metros de profundidad, la estructura impresiona por su sencillez y funcionalidad. En uno de sus laterales aún puede verse una tumba de granito reutilizada como abrevadero para caballos, un detalle que conecta lo cotidiano con lo arqueológico. Una placa de piedra recuerda las limpiezas realizadas en el siglo XVIII, añadiendo un toque documental al conjunto. Consejo de viajero: ideal para una pausa reflexiva durante el paseo por el casco histórico. Aunque no hay paneles explicativos, algunos lugareños comparten encantados su conocimiento sobre el lugar. Sería deseable una mejor conservación y limpieza por parte del municipio, dada su relevancia patrimonial. Un testimonio silencioso del paso del tiempo, perfecto para quienes saben mirar más allá de lo evidente.

(Translated by Google) A very curious site, it has an old stone plaque that records the years in which the pool was cleaned in the 18th century. (Original) Un sitio muy curioso, tiene una placa de piedra antigua donde pone los años en que se limpió la alberca en el siglo XVIII.

(Translated by Google) Walking through the historic center of the city visiting the area of ​​the Puerta de Santiago we saw this fort-house of Luis de Chaves ''El Viejo'', bordering the city wall and guarding the Puerta de Santiago. We saw it from the outside and took photos. (Original) Recorriendo el centro histórico de la ciudad visitando la zona de la Puerta de Santiago vimos esta Casa-fuerte de Luis de Chaves ''El Viejo'', limitando con la muralla de la ciudad y custodiando la Puerta de Santiago. La vimos exteriormente e hicimos fotos.

(Translated by Google) Alcázar of Luis Chaves (14th century), within the walls, next to the Puerta de Santiago, in Truijillo (Cáceres, Extremadura). Strong house of the Chaves lineage attached to the Trujillo wall. Rebuilt in the s. XV as a fortress by Don Luis Chaves 'the Younger', grandson of the founder Don Luis Chaves 'the Elder'. Great keep - which defended the Puerta de Santiago from the wall. Rebuilt in the s. XVI. After being the home of the Chaves lineage, it was inhabited by the brothers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and then it was a nursing home. It was the residence of the Catholic Monarchs between 1477 and 1479. (Original) Alcázar de Luis Chaves (s. XIV), intramuros, junto a la Puerta de Santiago, en Truijillo (Cáceres, Extremadura). Casa-fuerte del linaje Chaves adosada a la muralla trujillana. Reconstruído en el s. XV como fortaleza por don Luis Chaves 'el Joven', nieto del fundador don Luis Chaves 'el Viejo'. Gran torre del homenaje -que defendía la Puerta de Santiago de la muralla-. Reconstruído en el s. XVI. Luego de vivienda del linaje Chaves, la habitaron los hermanos del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y luego fue asilo de ancianos. Fue residencia de los Reyes Católicos entre 1477 y 1479.

(Translated by Google) House in which the tower stands out, next to the Porta de Santiago and attached to the walls. (Original) Casa en la que destaca la torre, al costat de la Porta de Santiago i adossada a les muralles.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful historical place in an amazing historical setting of a fantastic city !!! I highly recommend a visit to any history buff... (Original) Nádherné historické místo v úžasném historickém prostředí fantastického města !!! Vřele doporučuji návštěvu každému příznivci historie...

(Translated by Google) Attached to one of the sections of the wall, it protected access to the citadel through the Puerta de Santiago or Arco de la Sangre gate. Its owner, Don Luis de Chaves “the Elder”, was one of the defenders of Isabel I of Castile, (Original) Adosada sobre uno de los lienzos de la muralla, protegía el acceso a la alcazaba por la puerta de Santiago o puerta arco de la sangre. Su propietario, don Luis de Chaves “el Viejo”, fue unos de los defensores de Isabel I de Castilla,

(Translated by Google) Fortress of Lluís de Chaves "El Vell", guarding the Porta de Santiago and bordering the town wall. (Original) Casa-fort de Lluís de Chaves '' El Vell '', custodiant la Porta de Santiago i limitant amb la muralla de la Vila.

(Translated by Google) I only saw it from the outside, I seem to remember that it is now a school. Its walls are impressive. (Original) La vi solo por fuera, creo recordar que ahora es un colegio. Impresionan sus muros.

(Translated by Google) Quite simple temple with a simple altarpiece and few decorations. The sacristan's house is also visited. (Original) Templo bastante sencillo con un retablo sencillo y con pocos adornos. También se visita la casa del sacristán.

(Translated by Google) I entered the church thinking I would see a church... I paid 2 euros. And there was an exhibition of some famous person I don't know who. I felt cheated. There was nothing like a church except the altar, which was very strange in the landscape. (Original) Entrei na igreja pensando que veria uma igreja...paguei 2 euros. E tinha uma exposição de um famoso não sei quem. Me senti enganada. De igreja não tem nada além do altar bem estranho na paisagem

(Translated by Google) Old desecrated church, converted into an exhibition of a painter from Trujillo. On the outside it still has the appearance of a church, it is very beautiful, on the inside it still has religious images. The visit costs €2, but if you book the official guided tour it is included in the tour (Original) Antigua iglesia desacralizada, reconvertida en exposición de un pintor trujillano. Por fuera sigue teniendo la apariencia de una iglesia, es muy bonita, por dentro sigue teniendo imágenes religiosas. La visita vale 2€, pero si reserváis la visita guiada oficial está incluido en el recorrido

(Translated by Google) Small church. Almost, almost from the outside it looks like a hermitage. Inside there are usually exhibitions, the best the altar. (Original) Pequeña iglesia. Casi, casi por el exterior parece una ermita. En el interior suelen haber exposiciones, lo mejor el altar.

(Translated by Google) Construction began in the 13th century. From this period only the structure of the floor remains, the vault and the apse are from later centuries. (Original) Se comienza a construir en el siglo XIII. De esta época sólo queda la estructura de la planta, la bóveda y el ábside son de siglos posteriores.

(Translated by Google) A medieval temple converted into a cultural space The Church of Santiago, located in the historic center of Trujillo, is a 13th-century building that retains original elements such as the floor plan, vault, and apse. Although it no longer serves as a religious temple, its structure still evokes the city's medieval past. Currently, the space has been converted into an exhibition hall, with displays by local artists and religious artifacts that still decorate the interior. The altar and the sacristan's house are the highlights, although some visitors are surprised by the contrast between the current use and the exterior appearance. Traveler's tip: Ideal for those who enjoy history and architecture with a contemporary twist. The visit is short but interesting, especially when combined with other nearby monuments. (Original) Un templo medieval reconvertido en espacio cultural La Iglesia de Santiago, ubicada en el casco histórico de Trujillo, es una construcción del siglo XIII que conserva elementos originales como la planta, la bóveda y el ábside. Aunque ya no funciona como templo religioso, su estructura sigue evocando el pasado medieval de la ciudad. Actualmente, el espacio se ha reconvertido en sala de exposiciones, con muestras de artistas locales y elementos religiosos que aún decoran el interior. El altar y la casa del sacristán son los puntos más destacados, aunque algunos visitantes se sorprenden por el contraste entre el uso actual y la apariencia exterior. Consejo de viajero: ideal para quienes disfrutan de la historia y la arquitectura con un toque contemporáneo. La visita es breve pero interesante, especialmente si se combina con otros monumentos cercanos.

Don't go there if you don't speak Spanish. When we arrived there was no one on reception to help us. Finally, when we found someone he was not able to speak English and didn't even try to understand us. In front of this place we found a body of a dead cat. We assume that it was killed by the owners of this place, since there are no other buildings around. This place wasn't pleasant at all and people were unfriendly. Don't go there!

The only bodega from spain(I ever saw) who doesn’t have a winebar to taste their wines …

I have done better wine tastings in Spain. Vinyard is too commertialized for my taste.

Wine was good and tasting tour was given by Luis. Fabulous job!

Looks elegant

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful winery. The winery tour was very well explained. In my opinion, there weren't enough wines to taste. The food pairings were exquisite. The winery is very clean, with a modern style and an impressive layout of the different rooms. Be careful if you have an electric car. The chargers aren't working. (Original) Bodega muy bonita. La visita de la bodega muy bien explicada Para mi gusto se catan pocos vinos. El maridaje gastronómico para acompañar los vinos exquisito. Bodega muy limpia, estilo muy moderno en el q impresiona el orden de las distintas salas. Cuidado si tienes coche eléctrico. Los cargadores no funcionan.

(Translated by Google) I received this experience as a birthday present and loved it. The winery tour is short, and they explain where they come from and their philosophy. It's very entertaining. It's worth visiting the winery and, above all, drinking their wines. I was surprised by TALK ABOUT THE SEA. (Original) Me regalaron por mi cumpleaños la experiencia y me ha encantado. La visita a la bodega se hace corta, te explican de donde vienen y su filosofía. Es muy entretenido. Merece la pena visitar la Bodega y sobre todo beber sus vinos. Me sorprendió HABLA DEL MAR

(Translated by Google) I come from Cáceres with several children to visit the planetarium exclusively. Before coming I made sure to Google the opening hours and I see that they are open Monday to Sunday morning and afternoon. When you arrive at the door of the planetarium, which shares a location with the costume museum, there is a sign indicating that it is closed and an information telephone number for the tourist office. I call to ask for information and they tell me that some weekends they close and others they don't. They cannot tell me the reasons or the criteria they follow for opening and closing on weekends in an apparently random manner, despite the fact that on the same door there is another sign with the hours that indicates the same thing that appears on the Internet, which is open from Monday to Sunday, morning and afternoon. I find it very regrettable and unserious that a city that claims to be a first-rate tourist destination has this policy of opening one of its museums of opening when it suits the person in charge. (Original) Vengo desde Cáceres con varios niños a visitar el planetario exclusivamente. Antes de venir me aseguré de buscar el horario de apertura en Google y veo que abren de lunes a domingo mañana y tarde. Al llegar a la puerta del planetario, que comparte ubicación con el museo del traje, hay un cartel que indica que está cerrado y un número de teléfono de información de la oficina de turismo. Llamo para pedir información y me dicen que algunos fines de semana cierran y otros no. No saben decirme los motivos ni el criterio que siguen para abrir y cerrar los fines de semana de forma aparentemente aleatoria, pese a que en la misma puerta hay otro cartel con los horarios que indica lo mismo que aparece en Internet, que abre de lunes a domingo mañana y tarde. Me parece muy lamentable y poco serio que una ciudad que pretende ser un destino turístico de primer orden tenga está política de apertura de uno de sus museos de abrir cuando le viene bien al encargado de marras.

(Translated by Google) With a prior reservation and good communication with the tourist office, we were able to visit with a large group without any problem and with good impressions of the children from our school. We went on a Sunday afternoon. Everything ok (Original) Con reserva previa ybuena comunicación con la oficina de turismo pudimos hacer la visita con un grupo grande sin problema y con buenas impresiones de los niños de nuestro colegio. Fuimos un domingo por la tarde. Todo ok

(Translated by Google) I liked it a lot, the children enjoyed it and so did we. Highly recommended. The guide was very friendly, made the visit much easier for us, very polite and attentive. (Original) Me ha gustado mucho, los niños lo han disfrutado y nosotros también. Muy recomendable. El guia muy amable, nos ha facilitado mucho la visita, muy educado y atento.

(Translated by Google) Disappointment! It's a shame that a center of this type does not have a fixed schedule, Saturday, April 27, 2024, you arrive with your children at 12:00 and see a closed sign, and you can also hear children's noise inside , you ask at the tourist office and they confirm that it is closed and they tell us that it is a person who has passed with a group in an exceptional way (plug, privileged...etc), the thing is that we are left composed and without a planetarium, a It's a shame that the website is not updated, nor is the schedule shown in this Google search engine. Call the tourist office first, but it's a shame that it has random hours. (Original) ¡Decepción!, una pena qué un centro de este tipo no tenga un horario fijo, sábado 27 de abril de 2024, llegas con tus hijos a las 12:00 y ves un cartel de cerrado, además se escucha en el interior ruido de niños, preguntas en la oficina de turismo y nos confirman que está cerrado y nos dicen que es una persona que ha pasado con un grupo de manera excepcional (enchufe, privilegiado ..etc), la cuestión es que nos quedamos compuestos y sin planetario, una pena que la web no esté actualizada, el horario mostrado en este buscador de Google tampoco, llamen antes a la oficina de turismo pero una pena que tenga horario aleatorio.

(Translated by Google) Closed!! I can't believe that facilities of this type are closed on a Saturday!! and you are going to ask the tourist office, because there are visitors inside, and they confirm that it is closed, that the group inside is that they have been given the keys, the rest...we have no right to it, and you ask about the opening hours and total ignorance, from what you can see, it does not have stable opening hours, anyway, we are left with the desire, for the next time it is better to ask before, thank goodness Trujillo is beautiful in itself and worth passing through its streets. (Original) Cerrado!! No me puedo creer que unas instalaciones de este tipo estén cerradas un sábado!!y vas a preguntar a la oficina de turismo, porque dentro se perciben visitantes, y te confirman que está cerrado, que el grupo de dentro es que se le han facilitado las llaves, el resto...no tenemos derecho a ello, y preguntas por el horario de apertura y total desconocimiento, por lo que se ve, no tiene horario de apertura estable, en fin, nos quedamos con las ganas, para la próxima mejor preguntar antes, menos mal que Trujillo es bonito por si sólo y merece la pena paser por sus calles.

(Translated by Google) Very fun for families and for children there are children's films of all ages. It is small and the lady at the entrance shows the movies according to the ages of the visitors. We saw three in a row, how fun lying down watching the sky!! And free!! (Original) Muy divertido para las familias y para los niños hay películas infantiles de todas las edades. Es pequeño y la señora de entrada proyecta las películas según las edades de los visitantes. Vimos tres seguidas, que divertido estar tumbado viendo el firmamento!! Y gratis!!

(Translated by Google) I put a star to show my indignation. We went to see the planetarium and it was closed. The worst thing is that it is broken and nowhere is it warned about. There is no sign and above all there is no information about it on the internet. There is also no date for its arrangement. (Original) Pongo una estrella para mostrar mi indignación. Nos acercamos a ver el planetario y estaba cerrado. Lo peor es que está estropeado y en ningún sitio se avisa de ello. No hay cartel ninguno y sobretodo no se informa de ello por internet. Tampoco hay fecha para su arreglo.

(Translated by Google) Be careful, to enter you have to first go to the tourist office and hire the guide. We saw the exterior and the upper part where you can see the vents. It's curious. (Original) Atento, que para entrar tienes que ir primero a la oficina de turismo y contratar la guia. Nosotros vimos el exterior y la parte de arriba donde se ven los respiraderos. Es curioso.

(Translated by Google) You can only access this cistern with guided tours from the Town Hall, it is very attractive and quite large. (Original) A este aljibe solo podrás acceder con las visitas guiadas del Ayuntamiento, es muy atractivo y bastante grande.

(Translated by Google) They inconsiderately prohibited us from entering without informing us that access was with a guided tour. We found out through other means. They could have been nicer. (Original) Nos prohibieron la entrada de forma desconsiderada sin informarnos que se accedía con visita guiada. Nos enteramos a través de otros medios. Podrían haber sido más amables.

(Translated by Google) This interesting Aljibe de los Altamirano is of Arab origin from the 10th century, 10 meters deep and with three naves. (Original) Este interesante Aljibe de los Altamirano es de origen árabe del siglo X con 10 metros de profundidad y con tres naves.

(Translated by Google) There is no information on how to visit it inside but if you ask around the town you will surely find information. (Original) No hay información de cómo visitarlo por dentro pero si se pregunta por el pueblo seguro que uno encuentra información

(Translated by Google) A shame that it can only be accessed by guided tour. It would be a good idea to place a guide in the place, always with marked visits. (Original) Una pena que solo se pueda acceder mediante visita guiada. Seria buena idea colocar un guia en el lugar siempre con visitas marcadas

(Translated by Google) Nice visit (Original) Bonita visita

(Translated by Google) Built by Pedro Suárez de Toledo, councilor of the city and grandson of the Counts of Oropesa around 1550. It has a main façade with two galleries of arches. The gallery or lower market gave protection to the merchants who sold their merchandise in the square every Thursday market. (Original) Construida por Pedro Suárez de Toledo, regidor de la ciudad y nieto de los Condes de Oropesa hacia 1550. Presenta una fachada principal con dos galerías de arcos. La galería o lonja inferior, daba protección a los comerciantes que cada jueves de mercado, vendía en la plaza sus mercaderías.

(Translated by Google) Very nice...like everything in Trujillo. (Original) Muy bonito...como todo en Trujillo.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent construction (Original) Magnífica construcción

(Translated by Google) Walking through the historic center of the city visiting the area of ​​the Puerta de Santiago we saw this fort-house of Luis de Chaves ''El Viejo'', bordering the city wall and guarding the Puerta de Santiago. We saw it from the outside and took photos. (Original) Recorriendo el centro histórico de la ciudad visitando la zona de la Puerta de Santiago vimos esta Casa-fuerte de Luis de Chaves ''El Viejo'', limitando con la muralla de la ciudad y custodiando la Puerta de Santiago. La vimos exteriormente e hicimos fotos.

(Translated by Google) Alcázar of Luis Chaves (14th century), within the walls, next to the Puerta de Santiago, in Truijillo (Cáceres, Extremadura). Strong house of the Chaves lineage attached to the Trujillo wall. Rebuilt in the s. XV as a fortress by Don Luis Chaves 'the Younger', grandson of the founder Don Luis Chaves 'the Elder'. Great keep - which defended the Puerta de Santiago from the wall. Rebuilt in the s. XVI. After being the home of the Chaves lineage, it was inhabited by the brothers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and then it was a nursing home. It was the residence of the Catholic Monarchs between 1477 and 1479. (Original) Alcázar de Luis Chaves (s. XIV), intramuros, junto a la Puerta de Santiago, en Truijillo (Cáceres, Extremadura). Casa-fuerte del linaje Chaves adosada a la muralla trujillana. Reconstruído en el s. XV como fortaleza por don Luis Chaves 'el Joven', nieto del fundador don Luis Chaves 'el Viejo'. Gran torre del homenaje -que defendía la Puerta de Santiago de la muralla-. Reconstruído en el s. XVI. Luego de vivienda del linaje Chaves, la habitaron los hermanos del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y luego fue asilo de ancianos. Fue residencia de los Reyes Católicos entre 1477 y 1479.

(Translated by Google) House in which the tower stands out, next to the Porta de Santiago and attached to the walls. (Original) Casa en la que destaca la torre, al costat de la Porta de Santiago i adossada a les muralles.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful historical place in an amazing historical setting of a fantastic city !!! I highly recommend a visit to any history buff... (Original) Nádherné historické místo v úžasném historickém prostředí fantastického města !!! Vřele doporučuji návštěvu každému příznivci historie...

(Translated by Google) Attached to one of the sections of the wall, it protected access to the citadel through the Puerta de Santiago or Arco de la Sangre gate. Its owner, Don Luis de Chaves “the Elder”, was one of the defenders of Isabel I of Castile, (Original) Adosada sobre uno de los lienzos de la muralla, protegía el acceso a la alcazaba por la puerta de Santiago o puerta arco de la sangre. Su propietario, don Luis de Chaves “el Viejo”, fue unos de los defensores de Isabel I de Castilla,

(Translated by Google) Fortress of Lluís de Chaves "El Vell", guarding the Porta de Santiago and bordering the town wall. (Original) Casa-fort de Lluís de Chaves '' El Vell '', custodiant la Porta de Santiago i limitant amb la muralla de la Vila.

(Translated by Google) I only saw it from the outside, I seem to remember that it is now a school. Its walls are impressive. (Original) La vi solo por fuera, creo recordar que ahora es un colegio. Impresionan sus muros.

(Translated by Google) Visiting the main square we saw this building located next to the Marqueses de la Conquista Palace. Las Casas del Concejo is a building located in Trujillo in the heart of the city's Plaza Mayor. They were built at the end of the 15th century. Its main façade has three sections and has a lower gallery. It has been the headquarters of different official bodies such as the town hall and is currently the Palace of Justice. (Original) Visitando la plaza mayor vimos este edificio situado junto al Palacio Marqueses de la Conquista. Las Casas del Concejo es una edificación ubicada en Trujillo en plena Plaza Mayor de la ciudad. Se levantaron a finales del siglo XV. Su fachada principal es de tres cuerpos y tiene una galería inferior. Ha sido sede de diferentes estamentos oficiales como el ayuntamiento y actualmente hoy es el Palacio de Justicia.

(Translated by Google) Historic building in the Plaza with the Justice Administration facilities (Original) Edificio histórico en la Plaza con las instalaciones de Administración de Justicia