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Plasencia

Plasencia is among the oldest towns of the Extremadura region of Spain.

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    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.

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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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    Plaza Mayor

    The main square, between two churches (San Martin and San Estaban). Shops and restaurants surround the square.

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    Puente de San Lázaro

    Historic bridge and checkpoint on the River Jerte.