Wine Region Villages in Extremadura
39 villages
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118 - 34,587 inhabitants
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Gastronomy 66/100
Wine Region Villages in Extremadura: key facts
- 39 villages total
- Almendralejo (34,587 inh.)
- Villafranca de los Barros (12,284 inh.)
- Castuera (5,457 inh.)
- Altitude range: 188 – 1,175 m
Extremadura, a region celebrated for its expansive landscapes and rich agricultural heritage, boasts 39 municipalities classified as wine region villages. These communities, with an average population of 2853, are scattered across a diverse altitude range, from 188 metres to 1175 metres, reflecting the varied terrain of the region. The comarca of Tierra de Barros is particularly notable, home to municipalities such as Almendralejo, a significant centre with a population of 34587 and an altitude of 337 metres. Here, visitors can explore 19th-century subterranean wineries beneath the historic centre. Another key village is Villafranca de los Barros, also in Tierra de Barros, known for its Santuario de la Virgen de la Coronada and traditional romería. These villages offer a tangible connection to Extremadura's viticultural traditions, providing insights into the production and cultural significance of wine in the region. Their unique blend of history, gastronomy, and landscape makes them compelling destinations for those seeking an in-depth experience of rural Spain.
39 villages to explore
Almendralejo
Villafranca de los Barros
Castuera
Aceuchal
Talavera la Real
Fregenal de la Sierra
Santa Marta
Ribera del Fresno
Puebla de Sancho Pérez
Solana de los Barros
La Garrovilla
