
Alcazaba and Templar walls
Walled enclosure of the thirteenth century, one of the best preserved in Spain. Shaped like an irregular pentagon with 2

BadajozExtremaduraIdeal time to visit. Little tourist affluence foreseen.
Alcazaba
monumental · S. XIII · Open to visitors
templar citadel
Walled precinct
parcial · S. XIII
templar wall
Keep tower
en pie · S. XIII · Open to visitors
Bloody Tower
Notable church
×3 · barroca · S. XVII-XVIII · Open to visitors
St. Bartholomew, St. Michael and St. Catherine
Notable hermitage
S. XV · Open to visitors
Martyr Saints
Historic organ
Open to visitors
Santa Catalina
Historic altarpiece
×3 · S. XVII-XVIII · Open to visitors
three churches
Gothic gem
S. XIII-XV · Open to visitors
Church of San Bartolomé (Gothic origin)
Baroque gem
S. XVII–XVIII · Open to visitors
San Miguel Arcángel Church
National Historic Site
historical site
Festival of national tourist interest
Easter
Festival of regional tourist interest
Templar Festival
Jerez de los Caballeros, a medieval jewel that preserves the charm of another era.
Jerez de los Caballeros is a municipality in the province of Badajoz, in the region of Sierra Suroeste, with a historic center of great monumental character and an unmistakable silhouette marked by its towers. Its identity is closely linked to its medieval past: after the final reconquest by Alfonso IX (1230), the town was under the custody of the Order of the Temple, which left its mark on its defenses and in the local imaginary.
Strolling through its center is to combine heritage (churches, walls, castle) with village atmosphere, and complete the visit with the essence of the Extremadura pa
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Walled enclosure of the thirteenth century, one of the best preserved in Spain. Shaped like an irregular pentagon with 2

Baroque temple with blue tile tower that dominates the silhouette of the town. It preserves the baptismal font of Vasco

Church with brick and glazed clay tower. One of the four main towers that characterize the profile of Jerez.

The oldest church in the village. It is part of the monumental complex that defines the Templar village.

Considered the fifth tower of the skyline of Jerez de los Caballeros. A landmark of the historic center.

Temple of great artistic value. Together with San Bartolomé, San Miguel and Santa María, it completes the four baroque t
Routes, experiences and activities to discover the village.
Hiking, landscapes and natural areas
Monuments, museums and historical heritage
Properties of cultural interest and historic architecture
Spaces and activities to go with your pet
Restaurants, local products and culinary tradition
Jerez de los Caballeros is located in Badajoz, Extremadura.
Where to stay overnight and refuel services with your motorhome in Jerez de los Caballeros.
8 seats · Pets allowed · Managed by Jerez de los Caballeros City Council
Area services
Historical Complex ~10 min walking distance. Gas station ~200 m; Mercadona ~800 m. Little shade in summer.
Puntos de recarga para vehículos eléctricos
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