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Oliva de Plasencia
This municipality lies in the north of Cáceres province, within the community of municipalities known as Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla and bordered by the districts of Las Hurdes, Sierra de Gata and Valle de Ambro
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- Oliva de Plasencia
Nestled amid valleys
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	This municipality lies in the north of Cáceres province, within the community of municipalities known as Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla and bordered by the districts of Las Hurdes, Sierra de Gata and Valle de Ambro Oliva de Plasencia boasts many historic and cultural sites, including: the ruins of the Roman city of Cáparra (outside the town itself), the parish church of San Blas, the 19th-century town hall and the 17th-century palace of the Count of Oliva. It also has a milestone from the Silver Route, which dates back to the time of Roman Emperor Adrian. 
 The parish church of San Blas (Saint Blaise) is one of the area's most outstanding buildings. Dating back to the 16th century, it houses a fabulous Baroque altarpiece. The church tower was built in three sections.
 When visiting this quaint town, be sure to explore the “Camino de Cáparra” (Cáparra Way), which takes you through dehesa pastureland to the ruined Roman city of Cáparra.
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									  Plasencia Cathedral MuseumThe quiet cloister of the cathedral houses some of the most important works in this museum 
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									  Pérez Enciso Ethnographic Textile MuseumThis was the first monographic museum dedicated to the popular culture of Cáceres 
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									  Plasencia and El Cachón Lesser Kestrel Colonies SPAKestrels come here above all in winter, during breeding season. 
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									  The Acarreadero oak treeThe Romanejo oak tree has been awarded the title of a Unique Tree because of its imposing stature and the awesome volume of its canopy 
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									  Monte ValcorcheroWith its impressive cork oaks and unique granite outcrops, Valcorchero is a special place 
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									  Plasencia — where culture and nature go hand in handThe historical heritage of Plasencia holds its own in terms of the cultural interest of the other towns and cities of Extremadura, but with the added attraction of its parks. 
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									  Villar de Plasencia
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									  Plasencia CathedralPlasencia Cathedral is one of the city's most popular architectural landmarks and is actually made up of two cathedrals: the old cathedral and the new cathedral. 

 
			 
				   
							 
							 
							 
							 
							 
							