Discover the multitude of engaging activities that Trujillo, Spain, has to offer beyond its stunning landmarks. Step into the past through its numerous museums: delve into the life of a conquistador at the Pizarro House-Museum or explore local customs and traditions at the popular Trujillo Museum. Visitors should keep an eye out for cultural events, such as art exhibitions, concerts, and traditional festivals. The most notable is the National Cheese Festival, where gourmands can sample an array of local and national cheeses, accompanied by Spanish wine. Speaking of food, don't miss trying the region’s cuisine. Trujillo is renowned for its delectable gastronomy. Be sure to sample traditional dishes such as 'migas', 'cuchifrito', and local cheeses, all in the charming atmosphere of Trujillo's many tapas bars and restaurants. For nature lovers, Monfrague National Park, a short-day trip away, offers unparalleled bird-watching opportunities and a range of picturesque hiking trails. A visit to the nearby city of Caceres is also worth considering for a day trip. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s packed with architectural splendors, delightful markets, and enticing cuisine, making it a wonderful extension of your Trujillo adventure. So, whatever your interests Trujillo has you covered!