Casas Rurales Marcelino

• Holiday cottage Full to let
• Sleeps: 2-12
• Registration No.: ATR-CC-37
• Web of Casas Rurales Marcelino: http://www.casaruralmarcelino.com

  Casas Rurales Marcelino is NOT pet friendly  

"Marcelino" holiday cottages are located in the picturesque village Aceña de la Borrega (Valencia de Alcantara, Cáceres), nestled in the foothills of the San Pedro Mountains, at the very foot of Puerto de Las Aguas Claras and Sierra Fria. Two kilometres away is the largest dolmen collection in Europe featuring "Los Mellizos", also called the "Marquesa" - a giant over 3,500 years old.

"Marcelino" holiday cottages have 3 lodgings in the same building but completely separate, can sleep up to 4, (extra bed and cot available) and are named after popular dolmens such as Cajirón 1 Cajirón 2 and Los Mellizos (The Twins). The first two have two bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens with all appliances, bathroom, living room with fireplace and TV, large outdoor terraces and spacious entrance hall.

Los Mellizos has everything as the previous two do, but it also has kitchen, wide hallways, bathrooms and wheelchair-friendly doors and a 50m2 covered terrace.

All homes have central heating.

- Languages​​ - Castilian, Portuguese, and English (only by mail)
- Pet friendly
- Location - At the entrance of the village, in a quiet place.

150 metres away you can find a store including everything you may need, and also 3 bars-restaurants in the town. Paved access to homes.

Environment & Activities Casas Rurales Marcelino

Location:

Important information:

- Proximity to Portugal featuring major cities such as Portalegre (34km), Marvao (18km), Castelo de Vide (23km), Os Galego (9km), Lisbon (218km), Fatima Sanctuary (168km), among other interesting places.

Among the closest Spanish cities are:

- The Roman city of Merida with its unique museum and Roman theater.
- Badajoz border with Portugal and emblematic monuments such as Puerta Palma,
- Caceres, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with lots of streets, palaces, museums and other attractions you will not ever see anywhere else.

- The environment - Valencia de Alcántara is about 12km - Jewish Quarter, 15th and 16th century majestic church of Our Lady of Rocamador declared monument of historical interest. The daughter of the Catholic Monarchs, Isabel, got married to the King of Portugal Manuel the Fortunate here. In August this event is celebrated wearing costumes in the fashion of the time.

Worthy of note - the cluster of villages surrounding the city, such as Alcorneo, Jola, Aceña de la Borrega, Ñas Lanchelas, El Pino, Puerto Roque, Las Casiñas, La Fontañera, and San Pedro de los Majarretes. All of them are really beautiful, but specially San Pedro because our Patron Saint, San Pedro de Alcántara took habits in its convent.

- Weather - Not like in Extremadura. The breeze sent by our Portuguese neighbours makes temperature decrease 4 or 5 degrees and its microclimate makes vegetables and fruits production abound everywhere.

- Cuisine - Diverse variety in each village featuring the "frite" of goat, chicken and rabbit, "chanfaina" of Extremadura, "buche" (also called "botillo"), Iberian ham and loin and other Portuguese foods such as as golden cod, grilled, and more.

Activities:

You can do multiple activities such as biking, four-wheel-drive vehicle routes or quad biking, hiking, fishing, big and small game, horse riding and carriage rides, watching birds and plants of different species, looking for fossils (easy to find), hearing the bellowing during the deer mating season, and many other activities the Association organizes periodically.

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For any further information, please contact us on mobile +34 650 40 89 88 or landline +34 927 59 90 59. We will be more than happy to help you.