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Cáceres Complete: Essential Tour + Jewish Quarter + Sunset Visit

Enjoy a tour of the old town of Cáceres, its Jewish quarter, and another at sunset

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LANGUAGES

Spanish

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Exploring the historic center of the city of Cáceres means taking a journey back in time. The city, whose origins date back to Roman times, experienced moments of splendor during the Andalusian period, later becoming one of the most significant places concerning Renaissance art. This past, reflected in its monuments, squares, and alleys, led to the old town of Cáceres being declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1986. The ancient Jewish quarter, the popular Arch of the Star, the Main Square, and the Co-Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres are some of the city's most valuable heritage sites.

In the morning, you will take a guided tour where you can enjoy the old town and the Jewish quarter of Cáceres, covering all essential points, emblematic buildings, streets, squares, and historically significant alleys. In the afternoon, you will take a different tour, as the sun sets, learning anecdotes, legends, and popular tales, along with the different mysteries hidden in the city's streets. All this with an official tour guide who is an expert in the city, who will show you a unique and magical city.

Discover the complete old town of Cáceres.
Join our tour and enjoy this experience.
Do not miss a unique experience in Cáceres.

❓ FAQs

What documentation do I need?

Bring your original ID card or passport if the monument requires it, together with your booking.
What does the activity include?

In the mornings: entry to the Carvajal Palace, the Becerra Palace (home of the Mercedes Calles–Carlos Ballestero Foundation) and the Hermitage of San Antonio when open. In the afternoons: an entirely outdoor route, except when the Toledo‑Moctezuma Palace is open for a temporary exhibition. Also includes a card with a 20% discount for entry to the Co‑Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres. Licensed official guide.
How early should I arrive?

We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early to organize access.
First time here?

Please arrive about 10 minutes before the visit at the meeting point. If you arrive late, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to join the tour. Comfortable footwear is recommended.

In the mornings, entrance to the Carvajal Palace, the Becerra Palace, home of the Mercedes Calles-Carlos Ballestero Foundation, and the San Antonio Hermitage when they are open. In the afternoons, an outdoor tour except when the Toledo-Moctezuma Palace is open for a temporary exhibition. Additionally, a card with a 20% discount for entry into the Co-Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres.
Accredited official guide.

Entry to other monuments not mentioned in the previous section.

Arrive about 10 minutes before the tour at the meeting point.
If you arrive late, there is no guarantee you will be able to take the tour.
We recommend wearing comfortable footwear.

Cancellation or modification is allowed up to 48 hours before the visit.

Discover the complete old town of Cáceres.
Join our tour and enjoy this experience.
Do not miss a unique experience in Cáceres.

❓ FAQs

What documentation do I need?

Bring your original ID card or passport if the monument requires it, together with your booking.
What does the activity include?

In the mornings: entry to the Carvajal Palace, the Becerra Palace (home of the Mercedes Calles–Carlos Ballestero Foundation) and the Hermitage of San Antonio when open. In the afternoons: an entirely outdoor route, except when the Toledo‑Moctezuma Palace is open for a temporary exhibition. Also includes a card with a 20% discount for entry to the Co‑Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres. Licensed official guide.
How early should I arrive?

We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early to organize access.
First time here?

Please arrive about 10 minutes before the visit at the meeting point. If you arrive late, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to join the tour. Comfortable footwear is recommended.

In the mornings, entrance to the Carvajal Palace, the Becerra Palace, home of the Mercedes Calles-Carlos Ballestero Foundation, and the San Antonio Hermitage when they are open. In the afternoons, an outdoor tour except when the Toledo-Moctezuma Palace is open for a temporary exhibition. Additionally, a card with a 20% discount for entry into the Co-Cathedral of Santa María de Cáceres.
Accredited official guide.