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Petit Palace La Casa de Don Fernando
The neighborhood
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Co-Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres
Co-Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres
The Co-Cathedral of Santa María is the most important church in all of Cáceres and offers spectacular views of the city from the bell tower. Built between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries, this unique religious building combines Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance elements. As a curiosity, you should know that at the corner of the church is the sculpture of San Pedro de Alcántara, which is famous for attracting luck if you touch its toes.
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Palace of the Golfines de Abajo
Palace of the Golfines de Abajo
Located in the same historic center, the Palace of the Golfines is the largest palace in the monumental city and a reference for Extremaduran cultural life. Its facade with carved stone coats of arms and its large tower stand out. The museum offers guided tours all year round and is an excellent guide to discover what tastes, trends, fashions, and leisure were like in noble families of the time.
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Museum of Cáceres
Museum of Cáceres
The Museum of Cáceres hides several treasures that are a must-visit. In addition to its collections of fine arts, archaeology, and ethnography, the building houses the best-preserved Muslim cistern in Spain and one of the best in Spain. The cistern still collects rainwater today, and above it stands another unique space: the Renaissance courtyard of five naves composed of horseshoe arches.
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Atrio Cáceres
Atrio Cáceres
Atrio is synonymous with high gastronomy. At the helm of this creative cuisine restaurant with three Michelin stars and more than three decades of tradition are Toño Pérez and José Antonio Polo. It features a spectacular wine cellar, avant-garde design, and exquisite cuisine starring Extremaduran products.
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Nolasco
Nolasco
Located in the heart of the historic center of Cáceres, the restaurant Nolasco offers a combination of traditional, self-taught cuisine with creative touches. At the helm of the kitchen is its chef Eleuterio Sánchez Nolasco, who has managed to create a very cozy place that bets on local products and Extremaduran specialties. Must-tries include Iberian ham, Hurdano shepherd's crumbs, and their potatoes in 4 textures.
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El Localino Cerámica
El Localino Cerámica
For lovers of ceramics and craftsmanship, a must-visit is undoubtedly El Localino Cerámica, in the Plaza San Juan de Cáceres. This charming shop offers hand-painted pieces and small works of art created with care. At the forefront of this project is Yolanda Blanco, who after many years working in the world of decoration and fashion, has created a personal project with the aim of preserving products that are part of history and everyday life.
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