An unforgettable route through Extremadura and Castilla y León.
This route will take you through historic cities, charming towns and impressive landscapes with winding roads that will transport you to the pleasure of enjoying nature fused with the rhythm of driving pleasure.
Discover the cultural wealth of Extremadura, explore the natural beauty of the Jerte Valley and relax in the charming towns of Castilla y León.
We leave Mérida: A Roman jewel towards the Ayuela Reservoir: An oasis of peace and quiet landscapes. Enjoy the tranquility of this reservoir, surrounded by green landscapes. The Ayuela reservoir is an ideal place to enjoy nature. You can take a walk along the shore of the reservoir, practice water sports or simply sit and admire the view.
It also offers water activities,
The Ayuela reservoir is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a moment of peace and tranquility.
Cáceres The Monumental City. A walk through the old town of Cáceres is a trip back in time. Its cobbled streets, medieval houses and Renaissance palaces will transport you to another era. Visit the Plaza Mayor, the Church of San Mateo and the Palacio de los Golfines de Abajo.
Santa María Co-Cathedral Admire its architectural beauty with its mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles. Its interior houses an impressive collection of works of art, including a chapel and a baroque organ. Climb the tower for panoramic views of the city.
Cáceres offers a wide range of accommodation and dining options for a well-deserved rest after your trip. Explore the city's charming restaurants and cafes and taste the flavors of Extremaduran cuisine.
Alcántara Reservoir: A natural spectacle where you can
Enjoy nature at its best. Here you can practice camping, hiking, fishing and other outdoor activities.
The Alcántara reservoir is a popular destination for fishing lovers. Its crystal clear waters are home to a wide variety of fish species, making it a perfect place. You can also go boating, canoeing or kayaking.
The Cathedral of Plasencia is an architectural masterpiece, built in two styles, Romanesque and Gothic. Inside it houses a collection of valuable works of art, including a carved wooden choir and a baroque altarpiece.
Plasencia Castle, also known as the "Castle of the Moon", rises above the city and offers stunning views. This castle, built in the 12th century, was a symbol of power and has been used as a prison, barracks and seat of government. The Jerte Valley, known for its cherry blossom trees, is a place of unmatched natural beauty. Enjoy a walk through the valley and admire the cherry blossoms in spring. You can also taste the local cuisine, with typical dishes such as "cherry brandy" and "cherry pie".
Hervás: medieval charm
The medieval Hervás Bridge, a symbol of the city, crosses the Ambroz River and offers incredible views. Its construction dates back to the 12th century and is a testimony of medieval architecture.
The Hervás Jewish Quarter, declared a World Heritage Site, is a historic neighborhood that preserves its medieval charm. Here you can admire its white houses, its cobbled streets and its synagogue, a historical monument of great value.
Hervás is a town with a cozy atmosphere and a medieval charm that will captivate you. Its friendly people, quiet streets and historic atmosphere make Hervás a special place to visit.
We arrive at the town of Guijuelo, famous for its Iberian hams.
We tried the delicious hams at the Rincón Del Curro Restaurant and continued on our way.
We continue along the Ruta de la Plata towards Salamanca which we cross. Salamanca is a university city with a rich historical heritage, it will captivate you with its medieval and Renaissance architecture. Visit the Plaza Mayor, the University of Salamanca and the New Cathedral and its Roman Bridge.
And from there we headed directly along the highway about 100 km to Ávila, the city of the walls, it is a historic city with a unique charm. Walk along its walls and explore its old town, with its cobbled streets and medieval buildings. Admire the Ávila Cathedral, a stunning example of Romanesque architecture.
The Hotel Mirador de Santa Ana is the perfect place to rest after a trip along the Silver Route. Enjoy its panoramic views of the city and relax in its comfortable rooms.