Cáceres is a well-preserved medieval city in Extremadura, western Spain. It's noted for its many narrow, cobbled streets and for the elaborate, wrought-iron grilles that protect many of the city's buildings. The 12th-century Gothic cathedral, Iglesia de Santa María, has a Romanesque tower and cloisters. The Plaza Mayor, a square lined with palaces and mansions, is the city's main square. The Alcázar, a 14th-century fortress, is now a palace.
Average temperatures during the day in Cáceres.