Official tour guides
Tourist Guide Association of Cáceres
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- Tourist Guide Association of Cáceres
Official tour guides
Tourist Guide Association of Cáceres
Location and Contact:
- Tel.:927217237
- Website address: pt.turismo.ayto-caceres.es/actividades/asociacion-de-guias-turisticos-de-caceres
- Opening times
- <p><span>Tour times: mornings 11am, 12.30pm and afternoons 5pm (Winter). 6pm (Summer). Closed on Sunday afternoons.</span></p>
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Professionals who, with the due official authorisation, provide cultural, artistic, historical and geographical information to tourists who contract them for the purpose in the territory of Extremadura.
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More suggestions
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Casa Pedrilla and Guayasamín House-Museum
In one place, two cultures come together to promote their contemporary history
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Cáceres Co-Cathedral Museum
The pieces at this museum are donations from other parishes in the city and from other churches in the province
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City of Cáceres Municipal Permanent Exhibition Hall
This museum was created for visitors to learn about Cáceres and its history
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Casa- Museo Árabe Yusuf al Burch
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History of Computing Museum
Museum dedicated to the History of Computing. Your computers are operational and can be used.
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Cáceres Museum
One of the attractions of this museum is that, not only can you journey through the archaeological past of this Extremadura city but you can also discover the work of contemporary artists, such as Picasso, Miró and Tàpies. Even discover an underground cistern.
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Museo Helga de Alvear
Inaugurado en febrero de 2021, el nuevo museo de Cáceres muestra 200 obras de las cerca de 3.000 que componen la colección de la galerista Helga de Alvear. Lo mejor del arte contemporáneo en un edificio de nueva planta.
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Sierra de Fuentes
The perfect place to try this delicacy from the dehesa pastures
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Cáceres — buzzing with life and history
The stone of its streets and façades reflect the march of history from Palaeolithic times. Presently, it is a hive of cultural activity.
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Cáceres City Wall
From the times when the Romans occupied these lands there still remains a part of the city wall which safeguarded the city, as well as its gates and towers.