Tucked into the westernmost part of Spain is the Extremadura region. A land heavy on the nature, light on the bustling city. A place where people go to get away from the big cities and take a few more minutes to sip their coffee. A place where people go to explore the local wildlife (bird watching is huge here). And, a place where people go to take in the sites. Merida, a small city in this region, boasts some of the oldest Roman ruins in Spain, including the shell of an aqueduct, the Temple of Diana (you know I loved that one!) and a theatre.
I was fortunate to receive a guided tour of Merida’s historical gems, courtesy of the local tourism board and my friends.
I snapped this shot in the museum.
Welcome to the great unknown out here in Ex. Have you made it to Caceres? Trujillo or even more lost, Hurdes or Sierra de Gata? All lovely!
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Thank you Troy! I love Extremadura. I did make it to Carcares. And Trujillo. And Badajoz. Such a beautiful region!!
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