This town is a beautiful city located in the province of Badajoz, in the southwest of Spain. Here are some places you might consider visiting during your stay:
Castillo de Luna: an impressive 14th century fortress that stands in the centre of Alburquerque. From the top of the fortress you have panoramic views of the town and the surrounding area.
Church of Santa María: a beautiful Gothic church built in the 13th century with Renaissance and Baroque elements added later.
Piedra Aguda reservoir: about 15 kilometres from Alburquerque is this beautiful reservoir surrounded by nature and perfect for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking or canoeing.
As for gastronomy, there are several typical dishes from the region of Extremadura that you could try while you are in Alburquerque. Some of them are:
Gazpacho extremeño: a delicious cold dish made with bread, tomato, pepper, garlic, olive oil and vinegar.
Migas extremeñas: a dish made with bread, garlic, olive oil, paprika and salt, which is usually accompanied by meat or sausages.
Roast suckling pig: a dish of roast pork, tender and juicy.
Cheeses: Extremadura is famous for its goat's and sheep's cheese, and you can find a wide variety in the local markets and shops.
Extremaduran wine accompanied by local delicacies in the winery's restaurant.
Visits from: 5€
Romantic wine experiences with dinner included.
Visits from: 55€
Classic wine tourism plus a visit to its beautiful Extremadura-style vineyard.
Visits from: 25€
Discover Mérida's winery and taste our wines, an unforgettable experience!
Visits from: 30€