Extremadura

The Autonomous Community of Extremadura lies in the south-west of the Iberian Peninsula and is made up of the two largest provinces in Spain: Caceres and Badajoz.

A land of contrasts, Extremadura is an ideal for those who want to get in touch with a new, surprising and inspiring actually destination. Your trip becomes a real walk through history. Live Extremadura!

Extremadura stands out for its great historical-artistic legacy, a heritage carefully preserved by its main cities, and which we invite you to visit.

The beauty of nature and the splendour of the historical and artistic heritage merge in Cáceres, Badajoz, Mérida, Plasencia, Trujillo and Zafra.

There are numerous reserves and natural monuments, protected landscapes, biodiversity and green corridors, special protection areas for birds, and a long list of protected natural spaces that are sure to surprise you.

All the information in Extremadura official tourism website

The Badajoz airport is the only airport in the region. The airport is in the municipality of Talavera la Real, 14 kilometres from the capital. There are regular flights from Badajoz airport to Madrid and Barcelona, and to other cities at certain times of the year.

By train, the Spanish Railway Medium Distance network offers railway services in Extremadura, linking this autonomous community with Andalusia, Castilla – La Mancha and Madrid. Spanish Renfe trains run from Merida to Seville; from Badajoz, Caceres and Madrid; another railway line runs through Badajoz, Merida, Ciudad Real, Madrid, and another connects Zafra with Huelva.