Casa Rural Los Mayorales is on Calle Labradores, in Esparragalejo, a town in Extremadura near Mérida. The centre of Esparragalejo is 100 m away; the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Concepción is 260 m away and the Roman Dam "Charca Grande" is 500 m away. These landmarks make it easy to combine a walk around the town with a nearby visit to a Roman hydraulic structure. The property is outside Mérida's urban centre, making it possible to plan visits both in the town and in the city.
Mérida's monumental area has several points of interest: the Roman Theatre and Amphitheatre are 9 km away, the Acueducto de los Milagros is 8 km away and the National Museum of Roman Art is also 8 km away. The Roman Baths and the Moorish Alcazaba are the same distance away; Casa de Mitreo is 9 km away. Badajoz Airport is 32 km away. For train travel, Aljucén is 2.6 km away, Garrovilla-Las Vegas is 4.9 km away and Calamonte is 7 km away.
You can spend a day exploring the Roman monuments and set aside another for Esparragalejo and its surroundings. The National Museum of Roman Art helps put your visit in context before you see the theatre, amphitheatre and aqueduct; the Alcazaba and baths complete the heritage trail. For a short outing, the Roman Dam "Charca Grande" and the town's church are within walking distance. Nearby places to eat include Café-Bar Las Abadias and Goloseo Bagueteria, 7 km away, while El Barrilito is 8 km away.
Esparragalejo
— The local centre, where you can stroll along the streets and get to know the town.
100 m
Church of Nuestra Señora de la Concepción
— The town's parish church, a few minutes' walk from the house.
260 m
Roman Dam "Charca Grande"
— A Roman hydraulic structure beside an area suitable for a short stop.
500 m
Aqueduct of Los Milagros
— A Roman monument in Mérida, with arches that stand out in the landscape.
8 km
National Museum of Roman Art
— An archaeological collection devoted to the Roman history of ancient Emerita.
8 km
Roman Theatre and Amphitheatre
— A Roman performance complex that preserves spaces used for ancient spectacles.
9 km