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 Spain - Merida Vacations
Merida is the bustling capital of the State of Yucatan and its largest city. It is a city rich in Mayan folklore and colonial history; a city of contrasting sights, and cultural blends. Among the remaining Roman monuments that are worth visiting are: the Puente Romano, a bridge over the Guadiana river that is still used by pedestrians; an important fortification to defend the bridge; the Temple of Diana; the remains of the Forum, including the Arch of Trajan; and several other archaeological sights.
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Along with the Road to Santiago, the almost 800 kilometers from Zafra to Astorga comprise one of the most popular historical routes to discover the architectural and gastronomic heritage of the Iberian Peninsula. The Roman Silver Road, which has nothing to do with the metal from which it takes its name, was built for military purposes in I BC, like all other Roman roads. It was paved and bridges were constructed which remain standing to this day, as well as Millaria (granite scrolls) and mansios (places for travelers to rest, the origin of some current-day settlements). During the period of splendor of the Mesta (the association of sheep and cattle farmers), the Cañada Real de la Plata -the Royal Silver Track- ran parallel to the Roman road itself and was used for moving animals to pastures. The Route was also traveled by Arabs and Christians during the Reconquista, and no less important was its use as a pilgrimage route to Santiago. This route passes through six cities in Extremadura: Zafra, Mérida, Cáceres, Trujillo, Jarandilla and Plasencia, all of them home to historic Paradores hotels which will help make your visit even more enjoyable. (Merida Vacations)		8 Nights (min)
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