Valencia de Alcántara Railway Station

The ethnographic museum is located next to the Tourist Office.

Before the Jewish community was expelled by the Catholic Monarchs, they built neighbourhoods that remain to this day.

This monument is a part of the Valencia de Alcántara historic site. Its beauty lies both in the exterior and the interior, where there a great works of art which must be seen.

The Valencia de Alcántara bullring was built in the late 19th century and the building still has many of its original elements.

In the vicinity of this village in the Caceres region, we find one of the most important megalithic sites in Europe.

From Neolithic dolmens to the Jewish Quarter, Valencia de Alcántara can boast of a heritage worthy of exploration and a gastronomy to be savoured. Its surroundings are ideal for long walks or practising sports activities.

Visit this manor house in the Gothic Quarter of Valencia de Alcántara and enjoy this exploration of the history of the area and its most important tourist attractions.

Come and discover all that Valencia de Alcántara has to offer.

On 15 May, Valencia de Alcántara puts on its best face to celebrate the patron saint of farmers on the feast of San Isidro.