The bead trees of Bulevar del Pilar

The Don Benito Automobile Museum exhibits cars, tractors and lorries, some of which are over 100 years old.

The building that houses this museum of customs is a manor house that belonged to the Count of Campos de Orellana

The town of Don Benito in Badajoz has a parish church with the dimensions of a cathedral which reminds us of its powerful past.

This bullring can accommodate nearly 6,000 spectators and offers all kinds of commodities.

Visiting ruins at Medellín is like returning to the glorious Roman past of the antique city Metellinum.

Constructed on the ruins of the Muslim castle of Mojáfar, this fortress in the province of Badajoz was the administrative centre of the command of Lares in the 13th century.

Although its recent past is Christian, the origin of the Medellín Castle is Moslem, which can clearly be seen in the structure of this fortress which has been declared a cultural heritage site.

It is well worth taking a stroll along this modern boulevard, where water and vegetation are the main features.

Romans, Visigoths and Moors settled here and left their imprint on the architecture of Don Benito.