Situated inside the walled city of Cáceres, Spain’s first Monumental Complex and Europe’s third, the sublime architecture of Atrio, the work of Luis Moreno Mansilla and Emilio Tuñón Álvarez, is unique.
Home to a Michelin two-starrestaurant, the culinary delights of Toño Pérez’s creations are accompanied by wines from one of the best wine cellars in Spain, veritable gems selected by José Polo.
Founded by the ancient Romans and named in honor of Julio
Cesar, declared a World Heritage Site, Cáceres preserves one
of the most impressive monumental sites in Spain.
Its old town impresses with its many Renaissance palaces,
the co-cathedral of Santa Maria, its two Jewish
neighborhoods, churches and convents, and all this
surrounded by a Moorish wall of the 13th century.