Welcome to Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla.

Nestled between the plains and the mountains, Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla is home to the stunning Gabriel y Galán Reservoir and The Ring, an architecturally unique and innovative sports centre.

Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla is a truly special place with a rich history. Some of its highlights include the Roman city of Cáparra, the medieval walled town of Granadilla, the ancient Vía de la Plata (Silver Way), and the Roman archaeological remains scattered from north to south. Discover the legacy of the poet Gabriel y Galán at his birthplace in Guijo de Granadilla.

If it’s nature you prefer, this is an ideal place to disconnect as you walk the trails and discover the vast olive groves where Manzanilla Cacereña olives are grown on terraced hillsides. Behold the dehesas where holm oak and oak trees grow in Montes de Traslasierra and observe wintering waterfowl or cranes in the reservoirs.

Enjoy the waters of the Palomero, Alagón, and Los Ángeles rivers and the Gabriel y Galán reservoir in a canoe, kayak, sailboat, pleasure craft or paddle board.

Paraglide over Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla and the Ambroz Valley from Pico Pitolero in Cabezabellosa or take one of the marked trails leading up to Pico Banco, Pico Altamira or Sierra de Dios Padre.

Savour traditional cuisine at one of the many local festivals like the ones that celebrate the hornazo (stuffed bread roll) or cabrero (goat herder), or the local pilgrimages.

If you prefer a more avant-garde option, don’t miss the chance to make a reservation at Versátil, the first Michelin-starred restaurant in a rural area of Cáceres province.

Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla is the region of the stars.

Disconnect from the Earth at the end of the day by connecting with the cosmos. Watch as the stars light up the night sky from one of the province’s four observatories, guided by professionals.