Tourist Routes

Know the routes to discover Guadalupe

Royal Path from Madrid

A little history… This route, already used as a means of communication by the Romans and later by the Arabs, played a determining role after the construction of the Monastery of Guadalupe in the 14th century; mainly in the pilgrimages that linked it with Castile, it...

Path of the Montes de Toledo

A little history… A path inheriting the old road that linked the old Toletum (Toledo) with Emérita Augusta (Mérida), along with another secondary road, and no less important, that went from Caesarbriga (Talavera de la Reina) to Puerto de San Vicente. An already...

Path to JARA (Cistus plant)

New times, new ways La Jara is a new Camino to Guadalupe, a recently created pilgrimage route that forms an ecological and cultural corridor to unite this Toledo region with Puebla of Guadalupe. And it is not that the people of Calera y Chozas, Aldeanueva de Barbaroya...

Cabañeros Road

A Safe Route Since the Middle Ages, the faith of the Christian man in undertaking enormous distances with a strictly religious purpose, was one of the essential characteristics in the consolidation of the different pilgrimage centers in the peninsula. All of this...

East path

A little history... The origin of the path is difficult to determine, sometimes due to the legendary nature of the stories and at other times due to the uncertainties of the chroniclers of the time. However, the story of the discovery of the Virgin was quickly...

Mozarabic Road

A little history… Mozárabe is the name given to Christians who lived in Muslim territory, and comes from the word musta'arabib (Arabized). There were large Mozarabic communities in the south of the peninsula, the most important being those of Mérida, Seville, Granada...

Roman Road

A little history… This road is heir to the old Roman road that linked Mérida with Toletum (Toledo), of great splendor at the time. The origins of this route are lost in the mists of time, as it is likely that this Roman road was built on an old Tartessian road built...

Visigoth Road

A little history… The scant documentary and archaeological information and the wide historiographic gap that the Visigoth period has received in our region has meant the absence of a more exhaustive and extensive study on the knowledge of these peoples, who came from...

Discoverers Road

A little history… We baptize this road with the name of the 'Discoverers' after the characters who contributed to the exploration, conquest and subsequent colonization of the lands of the New World. Many pilgrims from Extremadura and Portugal, a nation historically as...

Monfrague Road

Un poco de Historia... Our Camino takes its name from one of the most representative natural spaces of the national geography and emblem of conservation in Extremadura: the Monfragüe National Park (mount fragoso). The natural values of our tour are complemented by an...

Jeronimos Road

A little history… 'My life has been a long journey', exclaimed Carlos, I of Spain and V of Germany, upon his arrival at the Monastery of Yuste in the twilight of that harsh winter of 1557. After a long journey of several months traveling from his possessions in...

Route of Alfonso XI

This time we start from the town of Navezuelas, through which the Almonte River passes. We will take an old path that preserves some cobbled sections. Ascending, we leave the Carpintero peak (1,271 m) to the right until we reach the Collado de la Pariera (1,240 m),...

Route of Isabella the Catholic

The route runs between the towns of Cañamero and Guadalupe, crossing different and varied ecosystems that give it a special attraction. The trail starts right in front of the Hotel Ruiz de Cañamero and begins to go down towards the river Ruecas, where on the right...

Route of the Hermitages

We will start the route from the Plaza de Sta. María de Guadalupe in the direction of Calle Gregorio López. We will continue along Calle Poeta Angel Marina and Avda. Juan Pablo II. At its end we will find a dirt road on the right, where we will begin the descent...

Route of the Mills

Starting from the Plaza Mayor, we will head towards the neighborhood of La Cantera or San José Obrero, through Nueva, Corredera and Cantera streets. We can also access the neighborhood through Avda. Alfonso XI and Molino de San Jerónimo street. Once past the Municipal...

Route of the Majuelos

We begin the route starting from the Plaza de Santa María de Guadalupe through the streets Gregorio López, Poeta Ángel Marina, Calvario and Plazuela de San Francisco, to cross the EX-118 highway, the threshing camino, to go down to the river, leaving to the right the...

Route of the Water Ark

Starting from the Plaza de Santa María de Guadalupe we go to Caño de Abajo street, where there is a rectangular-shaped fountain that supplied this neighborhood, known as the Fuente del Caño: we will continue along Matorral street and the old pilgrims’ path who came...

Altamira Humilladero Route

We start from the Plaza de Santa María de Guadalupe ascending Calle Marqués de la Romana; then we turn left on Calle Nueva, we go up Calle Real until we reach Calle Caño de Abajo and Calle Matorral. From this point we ascend to the hermitage of Humilladero along the...

Pozo de las Nieves-Villuercas Route

Comenzamos la ruta en coche accediendo por la carretera que nos lleva desde Guadalupe hasta We begin the route by car accessing the road that takes us from Guadalupe to Navalmoral de la Mata (EX-118) or walking along the left path that runs parallel to this road and...

Self-guided route through Guadalupe

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