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Cáceres, City Highlights Walking Tour with Local Guide

Location Casa De Los Becerra, Cáceres, Caceres, Spain

Pasearte Cáceres

Embark on a guided walking tour through the historic walled city of Cáceres, where you will have the opportunity to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Centre of its Old Town. Marvel at other notable landmarks such as the Carvajal Palace and the House of the Becerra.



Join a certified guide for an immersive walking tour of Cáceres, offering exclusive access to notable landmarks such as the Carvajal Palace and the House of the Becerra. Explore a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles, traversing cobbled medieval streets and fortified homes. Begin your journey in the bustling Playa Mayor Square, crossing the charming Arco de la Estrella and venturing into the heart of the historical district.

Travel towards Plaza de Santa María, where the Episcopal Palace and Co-Cathedral of Santa María stand as prominent symbols of local religious authority. This square's name stems from its Roman Catholic origins. Marvel at the exquisite Gothic masonry and Romanesque remnants from a previous construction period.

As you move closer to the heart of the city, admire the palaces belonging to the illustrious lineage of Cáceres, including those of the Obando, Blázquez-Mayoralgo, Golfín, and Carvajal families. Entrances to the Carvajal Palace and House of the Becerra family (the Mercedes Calles-Carlos Ballestero Foundation) are available upon request.

Navigate through the ancient heart of the city, leading up to the plaza dedicated to Saint George, home to the imposing San Francisco Javier Church and its adjoining school. Appreciate the Jesuit legacy and the private collection within the Mercedes Calles premises.

To conclude your exploration, proceed to the Palacio de las Veletas, the site of the Cáceres Museum housing the region’s most significant treasure: the Andalusian cistern. Learn about this historic building and the vast medieval water reservoir that stands uniquely atop the Iberian Peninsula.

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Highlights
  • Return to the Middle Ages through a guided walking tour of Cáceres, featuring a knowledgeable local guide. Explore the ancient 12th-century Moorish walls and towers that encircle the historic heart of the city. Ascend to the historic center via the iconic Arco de la Estrella gate.
  • Marvel at the grandeur of the palace complexes of Obando, Blázquez-Mayoralgo, Golfín, Becerra, and Carvajal, each an architectural marvel from different eras. Delve into the rich history and artistry of these structures, which have been preserved as part of Cáceres' cultural heritage.
  • Take time to admire the exquisite collections within the city's renowned patroness, Mercedes Calles. Her private collection offers a unique glimpse into the artistic treasures and historical artifacts of the region.
Includes
  • Guide
  • Carvajal Palace entrance ticket
  • House of the Becerra entrance ticket
  • 20% off admission to the Co-Cathedral of Cáceres
  • Food and beverages
  • Suggestions

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Duration 2 hours

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Frequently asked questions about Cáceres, City Highlights Walking Tour with Local Guide

What is the significance of the Cathedral of Santiago?

The Cathedral of Santiago is a significant landmark in Cáceres, representing the pinnacle of Spanish architecture during the Middle Ages.

Where can visitors enter the Carvajal Palace?

Entrances to the Carvajal Palace are available upon request.

How does the name of Plaza de Santa María originate?

Plaza de Santa María derives its name from its Roman Catholic origins, reflecting the city's religious history.

What notable buildings can be found along the way to the cathedral?

Along the route, visitors can see landmarks such as the Episcopal Palace and Co-Cathedral of Santa María, both standing as prominent symbols of local religious authority.

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