Trujillo, the birthplace of Francisco Pizarro, conqueror of the Inca Empire, is a picturesque town in Cáceres, Spain, offering a unique experience to all types of travelers. This free tour is an excellent opportunity to explore Trujillo's rich history, stunning architecture, and the legacy of one of the most significant figures in the Spanish conquest. The town, steeped in the charm of the Renaissance era, is perfect for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and cultural explorers. Wander through the streets where Pizarro once walked, marvel at the well-preserved medieval and Renaissance buildings, and immerse yourself in the town's captivating history. Join this guided tour to experience the best of Trujillo, from its iconic landmarks to its hidden gems. Learn about the town's role in the Spanish conquest of the Americas, its architectural splendor, and the tales that have shaped this remarkable town. It's an opportunity to see Trujillo through the eyes of a local and gain insights into the town's fascinating history and culture.

The tour's highlights are as varied as they are fascinating. The journey begins at the Main Square of Trujillo (Plaza Mayor), one of the most beautiful squares in Extremadura. Here, the famous equestrian sculpture of Francisco Pizarro takes center stage, symbolizing the town's historical significance. The tour then leads to the stunning Renaissance architecture of the palaces and the San Martin de Tours Church, showcasing Trujillo's architectural magnificence. Next, the tour continues to the Santiago Gate, entering the intramural area, where the ancient walls lead to the Trujillo Castle. This former Arab fortress offers panoramic views of the Extremaduran countryside, allowing visitors to soak in the beauty and history of the region. Each stop on the tour is a highlight of Trujillo's cultural and historical richness, making it an enlightening and enjoyable experience for every visitor.

Further highlights include the narrow streets of the Old Town of Trujillo, a treasure trove of monumental heritage due to the concentration of noble houses whose owners ventured to the New World. The tour then takes visitors to the Moritos Square, home to the Santa Maria La Mayor Church, built over an ancient mosque. The route continues to the Plaza de los Descalzos and "La Alberca," a 10th-century cistern, before heading to the Plaza de la Vera Cruz. The journey concludes with a visit to the Palace of Juan Orellana Pizarro and back at the Plaza Mayor. This free tour of Trujillo is more than just a walk through the town; it's a journey through time, where history, architecture, and culture converge. Book your spot on this essential tour to discover the secrets of Trujillo, a town where history is not just remembered but celebrated in every street, building, and square.