Pensione Marquez Cáceres

Calle de Gabriel y Galan 2 Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain and Canary Islands

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Cold Characterless Caceres

A travel blog entry by kayyendole

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... Queen Isabella apparently stayed there but they wouldn't let Colin in when he knocked on the door.!!
After about two hours wandering around we were frozen so went into a wine bar (as you do!) and had a warming glass of Rioja and some bad tapas which decided us we were better off tucked up in our snug little camper where I could make much nicer tapas and we could drink a whole bottle of Rioja or even two while listening to some good music. So that's what we did.
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The Journey out 2

A travel blog entry by kayyendole

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... the fog didn't help our impression of this western side of Spain which is rather bleak. Vitorria Gazteiz, Burgos, don't mention Carrion de les Condes (the worst campsite we have ever stayed on!) Salamanca and now Caceres. We have met a couple Eddie and Jean who have been to the Albufeira rally 3 times and really enjoyed it so we shall meet them there in a couple of days.
We are really looking forward to ...

This is what I was expecting.....

A travel blog entry by alexcooper

... hands and knees.

After we had wound our way back down to the main plaza we headed home for our usual siesta in the afternoon and then back our early evening to stroll around all the other areas of town that didn’t have any of the 'major’ sights before setting down at a bar in Plaza Mayor for a bottle of vino tinto (red wine). Afterwards we headed to the outskirts of the main area for dinner before heading home to ...

A little bit disappointing.....

A travel blog entry by alexcooper

... Plaza Mayor, so we headed in the other direction for the old town.

This part of the city was worth seeing; the old town is pretty much intact from the 16th century when it was built, which is pretty amazing. The old town has cobblestoned streets that wind through palaces and mansions with massive stone walls that fortify the city. We had some fun wandering through the streets and marvelling at the intricate detail on the buildings before having ...

Sunday - Beautiful day in Caceres

A travel blog entry by kmcadams

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Caceres is a city surrounded by a Roman wall, but used by nobles throughout the Reinassance and Middle Ages. The weather was perfect today, and the old town of Caceres was wonderful for exploring and then enjoying a relaxing lunch on the plaza.

After a short siesta, we headed out with much of the group for a couple of hours at a "fair." This was, in many ways, like a carnival you'd ...

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