Plasencia
Plasencia is among the oldest towns of the Extremadura region of Spain.
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- Do
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- Eat
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- Drink
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- Buy
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18 places
- See
Aqueduct of Plasencia
Built in the 16th century to replace the town's original aqueduct, and to the northeast of Plaza Mayor and the old town. Much of it remains in excellent condition, and Av. Salamanca passes underneath one of the intact parts. A park at the junction of Salamanca and San Antón provides a view of the aqueduct.
- Eat
Bocatería Elfo's
Hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, and other small dishes at low prices.
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La Isla
Parque de La Isla
Island park on the River Jerte. Parking is available on the western bank of the river, on Av. Del Valle, because driving is not allowed on the island.
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La Puerta de Tannhäuser
Independent bookstore with a further location in Cáceres and online. Also has children's bookstores and reading rooms.
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Multicines Alkazar
Cinema with showings of famous films, including some of American origin.
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Old Cathedral of Plasencia
Plasencia Cathedral Museum
The cathedral was built from the 13th to 15th centuries and forms the core of the town's historic district. The cathedral's interior is a museum with exhibits of paintings, sculptures, and religious relics.
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Palacio de los Marqueses de Mirabel
Built in the 15th century and designated as a cultural point of interest in 1977.
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Panino's
Specializes in bocadillos, perritos, hamburgers, potatoes, salads, sandwiches, and sweets.
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Parque de los Pinos
Botanical garden with model village and Spanish Civil War memorial. Parking is available at the entrance to the garden.
Free
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Parque del Cachon
On the south bank of the river. A kiosk for events provides an excellent view of the historical town centre.
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Plaza Mayor
The main square, between two churches (San Martin and San Estaban). Shops and restaurants surround the square.
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Restaurante Los Monges
A bar and restaurant serving pork and seafood entrees followed by dessert courses.
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Teatro Alkazar
Theater in the northeastern part of the town with over 700 seats. Hours are variable, depending upon performances.
- Drink
Temtempie Gastrobar
Also serves a diverse range of foods. Operates differing winter and summer hours.
- Drink
El Rincón de Amador
Gastropub and restaurant serving local cuisine.
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Puente de San Lázaro
Historic bridge and checkpoint on the River Jerte.
- Eat
Restaurante Gredos
Right on the plaza, with outdoor seating.
- Eat
Succo
Upscale, modern cuisine. Also hosts events.
18 of 18 places have map locations.