GUADALUPE:

Where religiousness, history and natural beauty merge into an unforgettable tourist destination

A MEDIEVAL AND RELIGIOUS TOWN, BIRTHPLACE OF LEGENDS,
WITH A RICH MONUMENTAL LEGACY AND STUNNING BEAUTY.

Each year, thousands of pilgrims come to the Monastery to honor the Virgin and experience her powerful spiritual presence. A visit to Our Lady of Guadalupe is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history and devotion of Spain.

THE CHARM OF THE MONASTERY OF SAINT MARY OF GUADALUPE:

A journey to the divine

The Monastery of Saint Mary of Guadalupe is a place of great historical and religious significance in Spain. Located in the region of Las Villuercas, it has been home to Franciscan monks since its founding in the 13th century. But without a doubt, its greatest treasure is the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which has been worshipped for centuries and is one of the most beloved by Spanish.

The Monastery of Our Lady of Guadalupe owns an important library, which contains more than 300,000 volumes, some of them of great historical and artistic value.

THE HISTORY AND STREETS OF THE VILLAGE

Exploring the heart of the history of Our Lady of Guadalupe: a journey through time

Guadalupe is a town full of history and culture, with cobbled streets and whitewashed houses that reflect the typical architecture of Extremadura. Since its foundation in the 13th century, the town has witnessed numerous historical events, such as the construction of the Monastery of Guadalupe. Wandering through the streets, one can feel the essence of the past and discover small architectural gems like the Fuente de los Tres Caños or the Plaza Mayor, at the foot of the imposing Monastery.

THE GEOPARK

Discovering the geological secrets of the Las Villuercas Geopark: A journey to the earth’s past

HIKING

Explore the charms of hiking in Guadalupe, following ancient shepherd paths and admiring its beautiful natural landscape.

ORNITHOLOGY

Following the skies of Las Villuercas is a unique experience, observing majestic birds in their natural habitat.