We will leave from your hotel in Cáceres and the first visit will be to
El Palancar Convent, considered as the smallest Convent in the world, founded by San Pedro de Alcántara. Here you will take a guided tour by a monk of the monastery.
You will contemplate the great austerity with which the Franciscans lived in the sixteenth century, their cells, kitchen, refectory and cloister of one square meter, all in a beautiful place isolated from civilization.
We will continue to Cáparra, an ancient Roman city along the Via de la Plata, where a 4-meter high tetrapill arch is preserved next to the vestiges of what was a reference on the route that linked the north and south of the Iberian Peninsula. In addition Cáparra, contains a center of interpretation in which the importance of the city in its time is visualized.
The next stop will be Granadilla, a village abandoned in the 50's because the swamp Gabriel and Galán flooded their farmland and is currently rebuilt. You will visit a circular walled village, with a castle perfectly preserved and being currently a peninsula - since the only way to access is a road full of pines and deer - from inside the beautiful village rehabilitated gives the feeling of being surrounded by water By an immense swamp and it implies a singular beauty to a place outside the tourist circuits but of those that surely you will remember when you speak of Extremadura.
You will have free time to have lunch and taste the typical dishes of the region and then visit Hervás, capital of Ambroz valley. You will walk through its perfectly conserved jewish in an environment of mountains, oaks and chestnut trees.
At the end of the visit to Hervás, you will return to your hotel in Cáceres.
