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This eBook offering is an excerpt of Lonely Planets latest Spain guide book and includes:
Extremadura chapters
Understanding Spain
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Visiting Extremadura is like traversing Old Spain, from the countrys finest Roman ruins to medieval cities and villages that have yet to fully enter the 21st century.
This guide is the result of research by dedicated authors and local experts who immersed themselves in Extremadura, finding unique experiences, and sharing practical and honest advice, so you come away informed and amazed. This guide includes up-to-date reviews of the best places to stay, eat, sights, cultural information, maps, transport tips and a few best kept secrets all the essentials to get to the heart of Extremadura.
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Visiting Extremadura is like traversing old Spain, from the countrys finest Roman ruins to medieval cities and villages that have yet to fully enter the 21st century. Mrida, Cceres and Trujillo rank among the countrys best-preserved historical settlements, while extremeo villages have a timeless charm, from the remote valleys of the north to beguiling Zafra on the cusp of Andaluca in the south.
This is a region of big skies and vast swathes of sparsely populated land with isolated farmhouses. Wooded sierras rise along the regions northern, eastern and southern fringes while the raptor-rich Parque Nacional de Monfrage is arguably Extremaduras most dramatic corner.
Best of all, relatively few foreign travellers make it this far. Spaniards, however, know it as a place to sample some of inland Spains finest food, especially roasted meats and the pungent and creamy Torta de Casar cheese.
April The Feria del Queso (Cheese Fair) arrives in Trujillo on the last weekend in April.
May The Valle del Jerte blossoms with the spring cherry harvest.
JulyAugust Mridas 2000-year-old Roman theatre hosts the Festival de Teatro Clsico.
Restaurante La Troya ( )
Mesn El Asador ( )
Restaurante Torre de Sande ( )
Tabula Calda ( )
Parador Jarandilla ( )
Hospedera del Real Monasterio ( )
Hotel Casa Don Fernando ( )
La Flor de al-Andalus ( )
Hotel Adealba ( )
Posada Dos Orillas ( )
Stroll the Ciudad Monumentals evocative cobbled streets in Cceres ( )
Clamber over Spains finest Roman ruins in Mrida ( )
Travel to Trujillo ( ), medieval home town of some of Latin Americas most (in)famous conquistadors
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