Cáceres in 3 Days: My Secret Itinerary for Medieval Magic
Cáceres in 3 Days: My Secret Itinerary for Medieval Magic My first night in Cáceres, I got lost chasing sunset light through the cobbled streets of the Old Town. I stumbled into a hidden courtyard where an elderly woman served montaditos (mini sandwiches) with a view of the Alcazaba fortress. That’s when I knew: Cáceres isn’t just a city—it’s a living story. And I’ve spent 3 days here to craft the *only* itinerary you need. Day 1: The Heartbeat of the Old Town Start at Plaza Mayor —the city’s vibrant core. Grab coffee at Café de los Ángeles (€3.50) while watching locals play chess. Wander the Plaza de España to see the Casa de los Ladrillos (brick house) with its stunning 16th-century facade. For lunch, eat at La Taberna de la Bodega —order the churros con chocolate (€15 for two) and let the owner, María, tell you about her family’s 200-year-old recipe. Pro Tip: Book your hotel *before* arrival. The narrow streets are impossible for cars. I stayed at Apartamentos Plaza Mayor ...