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Ambroz routes and trails

Ambroz routes and trails

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What to See and Do

Ambroz Guide

What to See and Do

What to See and Do

Ambroz Guide

Where to sleep

Ambroz Guide

Where to sleep

Ambroz Guide

Where to eat

Ambroz Guide

Where to eat

Ambroz Guide

8 towns that will surprise you

Abadía

The Ambroz viewpoint

Aldeanueva del Camino

Paprika and Vía de la Plata

Baños de Montemayor

Romans and Spas

Casas del Monte

Old trees and natural pool

La Garganta

Between mountains and wolves

Gargantilla

Honduras and Terraces

Hervás

Forests and Jewish quarter

Segura de Toro

Vetones and giant chestnut trees

How to get to

The Ambroz Valley is crossed from north to south by the A-66 highway (E-803), also known as the La Plata Highway. This highway runs parallel to the N-630 national highway, and both are the backbone of the Ambroz Valley.

It is very well connected by highway to nearby cities:

  • 30 km from Plasencia on the A-66
  • 85 km from Salamanca on the A-66
  • 98 km from Cáceres on the A-66
  • 360 km from Seville on the A-66
  • 275 km from Madrid, via the A-5, EX-A1 ​​and A-66

Access to Lisbon is also good, 415 kilometers, of which 325 are by highway.

Baños de Montemayor, Hervás, Aldeanueva del Camino and Casas del Monte have direct exits from the A-66 highway.

  • Casas del Monte, exit 446
  • Aldeanueva del Camino; Hervás and Baños de Montemayor, exit 436
  • Baños de Montemayor has another direct exit, 427

The rest of the towns: Abadía, La Garganta, Gargantilla and Segura de Toro have direct access from the N-630 national highway.

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