Audio Guide of the Route of the Senses

The Route of the Senses is open every day and access is free, as it is an outdoor walk through the natural surroundings of Malpartida de Cáceres. There are no gates or specific opening hours. We recommend checking the Malpartida Town Council website for any notices or relevant information: Malpartida de Cáceres Town Council - Tourism.

Good news! The Route of the Senses is completely free. You can enjoy the entire route and its facilities at no cost. It is an initiative created to highlight the area's natural and sensory heritage.

The length of the visit can vary depending on your pace and how much time you spend at each stop, but in general, it is recommended to allow between 1.5 and 2 hours to enjoy it calmly and without rushing. Don't forget to stop and take in every detail.

The Route of the Senses aims to reconnect visitors with nature through the stimulation of the five senses, highlighting the unique surroundings of Malpartida de Cáceres. Although it does not have an 'ancient' history as such, its significance lies in the modern reinterpretation of the relationship between human beings and their environment, encouraging observation and introspection.

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are the best seasons thanks to the mild temperatures and the beauty of the landscape. During summer, we recommend visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the intense heat. Sunset can offer spectacular light.

Some sections of the Route of the Senses follow natural paths and may have uneven ground. Although it is not specifically designed as a 100% accessible route at every point for wheelchairs, many of the sensory elements and part of the surroundings can still be enjoyed. We recommend contacting the Malpartida Tourist Office for more detailed information about accessible sections: +34 927 276 569.

There is plenty to see nearby! Don't miss the famous Vostell Malpartida Museum, located in the Los Barruecos Natural Monument, a stunning natural setting. You can also explore the town center of Malpartida de Cáceres and the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. And, of course, the city of Cáceres, a World Heritage Site, is only a few kilometers away.

Yes, wear comfortable shoes, preferably sports shoes, and bring a bottle of water, especially in the warmer months. Don't forget sunscreen and a hat. We encourage you to silence your phone and fully open your senses: listen to the birds singing, touch the textures, smell the plants... And if you want to capture the moment, your camera will be your best companion!