La Zagala is on Carretera de Sevilla in Badajoz. The Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo is 11 km away; Plaza Alta and Plaza de San José, Puerta de Palmas, Torre Espantaperros, the Alcazaba and Parque de la Legión are 12 km away. Badajoz train station is 13 km away. To explore the historic centre, it is useful to group visits in that area and plan your journeys from the house, especially if you intend to see several monuments on the same day.
Plaza Alta and Plaza de San José are part of a walk through the old town. The Alcazaba de Badajoz offers a glimpse into the city’s fortified past, while Torre Espantaperros stands out in the profile of the monumental complex. Puerta de Palmas is another historic point of interest to include in a walk around the centre. The Museo Arqueológico de Badajoz, also 12 km away, offers a cultural alternative connected to the history of Extremadura.
The Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo, 11 km away, adds modern and contemporary art exhibitions to your visit. At the same distance of 12 km, Parque de la Legión offers a green space you can add to a day in the city. Badajoz celebrates its Carnival every year, offering a lively opportunity to discover the city in winter; throughout the rest of the year, its squares, museums and Alcazaba grounds let you plan visits focused on history, architecture and culture.
Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo
— Collections and exhibitions of contemporary art in a museum in Badajoz.
11 km
Plaza Alta y Plaza de San José
— Historic squares for a walk through Badajoz’s old town.
12 km
Puerta de Palmas
— Monumental historic gateway beside the bridge over the Guadiana.
12 km
Torre Espantaperros
— Medieval defensive tower forming part of the Alcazaba complex.
12 km
Alcazaba
— Fortified site where you can explore the medieval history of Badajoz.
12 km
Parque de la Legión
— Urban green space where you can relax during a visit to the city.
12 km