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Norba Caesarina was a Roman city, with the category of Colonia civium Romanorum, founded in the last third of the 1st century BC. C. and occupied until the 5th century, which corresponds to the current Extremadura city of Cáceres (Spain).

The church of San Mateo is a religious temple of Catholic worship and under the invocation of San Mateo, Apostle and Evangelist located in the monumental enclosure of the city of Cáceres, in the homonymous province, in Spain.
Since 1982 it has been declared a Historic Artistic Monument.

The Plaza de San Jorge located in the heart of the walled enclosure of Cáceres, is framed by the church of San Francisco Javier, the house of the Becerra, a group of tourist shops and the tower of the Palace of the Golfines de Abajo.

On the stairs leading up to the church, a mounted figure of St. George, patron of the city, is finished in a niche, killing the dragon. The bronze sculpture is the work of José Rodríguez.
Vasari has guided subsequent interpretations. The analysis formulated by H.W. Janson with respect to the San Jorge is not something fortuitous. According to Janson, his expressi ...

The Holy Church Co-Cathedral of Santa María (S.I.C. of Santa María) is the most important Christian temple in the city of Cáceres. José Ramón Mélida indicates that it is the oldest foundation in the city, since it was completed between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries on a construction of the 13th century in Mudejar ways and wooden roof.

Cáceres is a city and Spanish municipality located in the center of the autonomous community of Extremadura. The city is the capital of the homonymous province since 1822 and judicial capital of Extremadura since 1790. With 96,068 inhabitants in 2018, it is the most populous municipality in the province, with 24.23% of its total population. It is also the largest municipality in Spain with an area of ​​1750.33 km².
The old city of Cáceres was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1986, as it is one of the most complete urban complexes of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in the world. ...

The Museum of History and Culture "Casa Pedrilla" is a museum in the city of Cáceres located in the building of the same name, acquired in the early 1990s by the Provincial Council of Cáceres, was rehabilitated between 94 and 95, maintaining the influence The Portuguese architect José M. López López Montenegro gave him, when he built it in the forties on behalf of the Martín Pedrilla family, of ancestry in the neighboring country. It is part of the Cultural Institution "El Brocense" under the Delegation of Cáceres
Starting from the artistic heritage of the Diputación, and completing the initia ...

The house number 13 of the avenue of Spain, better known as Palacio de los Málaga, is a palace in the city of Cáceres (Spain). It was owned by Evaristo Málaga and was built between 1932 and 1934 by the architect Miguel López Murena.

The church of San Juan Bautista is a religious temple of Catholic worship, located in the Plaza de San Juan in the city of Cáceres.
The Gothic church was built during the thirteenth century although it underwent major reforms in the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries and was not fully completed until the eighteenth. In turn in the mid-twentieth century was restored recovering largely its original style.
In the temple it is characterized by having a nave covered with a ribbed vault with third rings. The apse is covered with ogival ribbed vaults. At the same time, the presence of sev ...

The City of Cáceres is one of the four public administrations with political responsibility in the city of Cáceres, together with the General Administration of the State of Spain, the Junta de Extremadura and the Diputación de Cáceres.
Since 1979 its political leaders are chosen by universal suffrage by the citizens of Cáceres with the right to vote, in elections held every four years. At present, his mayor is Luis Salaya of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party, and he has been in charge since 2019, the year in which he won the municipal elections, thus snatching the job of Elena Nevado, of the ...

The door of Coria or arch of the Socorro was one of the four doors that had the walled enclosure of Norba Caesarina (now Cáceres) during Roman times. It was on the site currently occupied by the Plaza del Socorro, in the old city of Cáceres (World Heritage Site since 1986). It remained in use until 1879, when one of the local notables of the Liberal Party, Joaquín Muñoz Chaves, was demolished on the initiative.