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Arco de la estrella de Cáceres.
El Arco de la Estrella es la principal puerta de entrada al recinto amurallado desde el siglo XV, siendo la más conocida de la ciudad medieval de Cáceres.
Situado al lado de la torre de Bujaco, se abrió en el siglo XV en el mismo punto donde había una portezuela para permitir el paso de los carruajes desde la Plaza Mayor, por entonces la muralla había perdido gran parte de su naturaleza defensiva. Entonces se llamó, por motivos obvios, puerta Nueva. Ante ella juraron los fueros y privilegios de la ciudad, otorgados siglos antes por Alfonso IX, los Reyes Católicos, Isabel el 30 de junio de 1477 y Fernando el 27 de febrero de 1478.
Fuente: Wikipedia

Torre de Bujaco y ermita de La Paz, situadas en la plaza Mayor de Cáceres

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What to do in Cáceres

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Plaza Mayor

5/5(16 reviews)

Wander around this spacious square in Cáceres’ historic center to take in a panorama of 15th-century streetscapes and the bustle of daily life.

Santa Maria Cathedral

5/5(5 reviews)

See the golden tones of this remarkable Gothic cathedral’s timeworn stonework and explore the interiors to find ancient sepulchers and Romanesque relics.

Golfines de Abajo Palace

5/5(5 reviews)

Spanning two centuries and a suite of different decorative styles, the façade of this stately Renaissance mansion in Cáceres is one of the city’s architectural gems.

Torre De Las Ciguena

4.5/5(5 reviews)

Named after the storks that nested in its high battlements, this medieval tower was part of the ancient Almohad Fortress and now presents sweeping views of the town.

Casa del Sol

5/5(2 reviews)

You can find out about the history of Cáceres when you stop by Casa del Sol. Make time to visit the monuments and spas while you're in the area.

Casa de los Toledo-Moctezuma

You can find out about the history of Cáceres when you stop by Casa de los Toledo-Moctezuma. Discover the area's museums and monuments.

Plaza de Santa Maria

4.5/5(5 reviews)

You can find out about the history of Cáceres with a stop at Plaza de Santa Maria. Make time to visit the monuments and spas while you're in the area.

Cáceres Museum

You can browse the exhibits at Cáceres Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Cáceres. Make time to visit the monuments and spas while you're in the area.

Episcopal Palace

5/5(1 review)

Learn about the local history of Cáceres when you take a trip to Episcopal Palace. Make time to visit the monuments and spas while you're in the area.

Discover the most popular landmarks and neighborhoods in Cáceres

Caceres Old Town

5/5(20 area reviews)

Discover a UNESCO World Heritage City with a blend of Roman, Moorish, Northern Gothic, and Italian Renaissance architecture. Wander through narrow streets and visit sights like Torre del Bujaco and Plaza Mayor.

San Francisco

Travelers like the museums in San Francisco, and Casa Pedrilla History and Culture Museum is a top attraction you might want to visit.

Distrito Centro-Casco-Antiguo

5/5(1 area review)

Distrito Centro-Casco-Antiguo is noteworthy for its historic sites, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Casa del Sol and Cáceres Museum.

Gredos

While Gredos isn't home to many top sights, Casa de los Toledo-Moctezuma and Plaza Mayor are some notable places to visit nearby.

Ronda

Ronda might not have many top sights, but Piscina Universitaria and Casa de los Toledo-Moctezuma are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

San Juan

San Juan is noteworthy for its historic sites, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Gran Teatro de Cáceres and San Juan Church.

Popular day trips from Cáceres

Garrovillas de Alconetar

Talavan

Malpartida de Caceres

Frequently asked questions

Is Cáceres worth visiting?

Renowned for its festivals and dining, finding awesome things to do in Cáceres is easy. Don't forget to add Golfines de Abajo Palace to your trip itinerary while here.

How do I spend a day in Cáceres?

Start your adventures with a visit to Golfines de Abajo Palace and Palace of the Marqueses de Torreorgaz. Then, explore other areas of Cáceres for tasty eats and some shopping.

What is the top tourist attraction in Cáceres?

The top tourist attraction in Cáceres is Golfines de Abajo Palace, so make sure to include it on your sightseeing list.

Is three days enough to stay in Cáceres?

Three days will give you plenty of time to tick off many city sights, including Golfines de Abajo Palace, Cáceres Museum and Palace of the Marqueses de Torreorgaz. The average stay in Cáceres is two days. If you have the urge to extend your break, Caceres Old Town isn't far away.

Is Cáceres a walkable city?

With vibrant neighborhoods and top attractions within walking distance of the city center, Cáceres is a great place to experience on foot. Wander between Golfines de Abajo Palace and Cáceres Museum. Then take a stroll through Distrito Centro-Casco-Antiguo, located 0.80 kilometers from downtown, and San Juan, which is about 0.16 kilometers away.

What are some activities to do in Cáceres with kids?

If you're looking for attractions and activities for all of your group, check out these terrific ideas for what to do in Cáceres with kids.

What to do in Cáceres for adults?

Whether you're a food lover, culture enthusiast or outdoor explorer, there are loads of things to do in Cáceres for adults including El Casar Cheese Museum and Convent of the Company of Jesus.

Are there free things to do in Cáceres?

One of the easiest ways to find free things to do in Cáceres is to ask a local tour guide. You'll get insider advice on vibrant neighborhoods, parks and other hotspots you can visit without getting your cash out. Casa Pedrilla History and Culture Museum is one spot that doesn't have an admission fee.