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Popular holiday rental amenities in Cáceres
Cáceres is a wonderful holiday spot if you want a rental with a pool. A few of the holiday rentals there have one. Interestingly, our data shows that more hotel rooms have pools than apartment rentals. In addition, they can welcome 3 people, on average, while apartment rentals with pools can welcome an average of 4 people. You could also find and book a holiday rental offering a pool near the water, which is the case for a few of the lettings on offer there. Holidaymakers who are looking for a pet-friendly holiday letting will find Cáceres suitable, as many properties are pet-friendly. Apartment rentals are the most pet-friendly type of property in Cáceres. Additionally, a night in a pet-friendly property there costs, on average, £94. You can also find various rental options if you would like to stay near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
The weather in Cáceres
Above are the weather conditions for Cáceres. July is the warmest month of the year in Cáceres with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 35°. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 4° in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is August.
Accommodations in Cáceres
More than half of the properties (55.96%) in Cáceres are apartment rentals. They are the most frequent holiday lettings on offer there. In addition, the median nightly price of apartment rentals there is £86, and the average size is 68 m². Moreover, if you're going in a group of 4, apartment rentals are the perfect accommodation type in Cáceres, as they usually welcome 4 people. If you would prefer to book another accommodation type, you could check hotel rooms, which are the second most common accommodation type in Cáceres. Hotel rooms in Cáceres are 23 m² on average, with an average price of £80 a night.
Ancient Caceres holiday homes will fuel your love of Spain
The Old Town of Caceres, Spain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but that's just the beginning of the attractions that await you near your holiday home. Capital of the Extremadura region, this medieval city full of palaces, churches and convents to explore.
Food & Drinks
Tastes of Caceres
Despite the city's historicism, cuisine in Caceres sizzles with innovation. For some of the best dishes in town, check out Michelin starred Atrio. The attached hotel's rooms are decorated with Andy Warhol originals.
At the other end of the scale, the Old Town's convents sell delectable egg yolk and almond sweetmeats through a revolving door that enable the nuns to remain unseen. A throng of great restaurants are tucked away on Parador de Caceres. Try Torre de Sande – its walled garden makes for an idyllic dinner destination.
Art & Culture
Towering cultural attractions
Centro de Artes Visuales Fundacion Helga de Alvear is designed by the same duo responsible for Atrio's interiors. The contemporary art collection was once privately owned by a German collector, but its chic doors have since opened to the public.
The architecture of Caceres' Old Town tells of its embattled history. Roman, Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance styles are discernible in the 30 or more towers that dominate the city skyline. Of them, Torre de Bujaco is the best known. Overlooking the Palaza Major, it first erected nearly 1000 years ago, but has undergone renovations throughout its history.
Local Attractions
Pilgrimages worth making
Stroll along the Via de la Plata (the Silver Route), a Roman road between Seville and Astorga. It was once the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela.
Don't miss the Arco de la Estrella, which guards the entrance to the Ciudad Monumental. Its width was intended to allow for carriages to clatter underneath. Built by Manuel de Lara Churriguera on the foundations of a 14th century version, it features a frieze of the Virgin mentioned in its name.
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