Permanent history.
If there is something about the city of Cáceres that attracts the attention it is that it holds a rich heritage of monuments from all ages (from the Romans to the 19th century), perfectly preserved.
The city of Cáceres is a real museum in itself. It has remains from all ages of its history, very well preserved thanks to its inhabitants and to various administrations. From its origins, with the founding of Norba Caesarina in 34 BC, through Muslim Al-Cazires, the conquest of Alfonso IX, the foundation of the Order of Santiago, or the period of the Conquest of America, Cáceres enjoys a rich artistic and monumental heritage. Outstanding among its most symbolic buildings are the Procathedral church of Santa María la Mayor (12th to 16th C), the church of the Society of Jesus ( 18th C), church of San Juan Bautista (13th to 18th C), church of San Mateo (15th to 18th C), church of Santiago (16th C), the Plaza Mayor, the Plaza de San Mateo, the Plaza de Santa María, and many others.
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| Surrounding area | | | | The city of Cáceres is an excellent starting point to get to know the whole province, where many towns and villages with a rich cultural and artistic heritage can be found as well as areas of great ecological value.
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