Official tour guides
Juan José Hernández Cortés
License Number: 641 (Issued in Madrid). Enabled to guide in Spanish, English and French.
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- Juan José Hernández Cortés
Official tour guides
Juan José Hernández Cortés
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License Number: 641 (Issued in Madrid). Enabled to guide in Spanish, English and French.
Professionals who, with the due official authorisation, provide cultural, artistic, historical and geographical information to tourists who contract them for the purpose in the territory of Extremadura.
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Plasencia Cathedral Museum
The quiet cloister of the cathedral houses some of the most important works in this museum
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Pérez Enciso Ethnographic Textile Museum
This was the first monographic museum dedicated to the popular culture of Cáceres
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Gabriel and Galán House-Museum
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Los Realengos Chestnut Tree
Unlike other specimens of chestnut tree, this one continues to be one of the least-studied in Sierra de San Bernabé.
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The Chestnut Trees of Escondelobo or Condelobo
Due to the circumference of their trunks, these two specimens are considered to be the largest in Extremadura and in Spain.
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Plasencia and El Cachón Lesser Kestrel Colonies SPA
Kestrels come here above all in winter, during breeding season.
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The Acarreadero oak tree
The 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 Valcorchero
With 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 hand
The 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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Carcaboso
On the right bank of the Jerte River, in the north of the province of Cáceres, lies the town of Carcaboso, one of the stops on the Silver Route.