Route of the Monarchs. Route of Emperor Charles V

We propose a route through places in Extremadura to relive some of the most important moments of Charles V, the emperor.

After his historic reign he directed his steps towards Extremadura for his retirement. It stays in the Castle of the Counts of Oropesa, current parador of tourism of Jarandilla de la Vera. Once the works of his rooms in the Monastery of Yuste starts the procession that passes through Aldeanueva de la Vera and arrives at the Monastery of Yuste located in Cuacos de Yuste.

Live an exciting visit to the last resting place of Emperor Charles V. A historical walk along the exciting route of Charles V, which will begin in the old castle of the Counts of Oropesa which is the current Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera until you reach the Monastery of Yuste which was declared a National Heritage Site in March 2007. We guide you with one of our Extremaduran historians on a journey to the Spanish Golden Age.

What will you enjoy?

• 👑 A historical experience to discover the splendor of the Spanish Empire.
• 📖 A guide of the place so that you know the route of Emperor Charles V.
• ⭐ Exclusive language tourism event for Aloha Vera.

What’s included?

Walk of approximately 2 hours 100% guided by a local historian.

Location:

Royal Monastery – Palace of Yuste,Cuacos de Yuste center – Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera

Who can perform the experience?

Experience suitable for all audiences.

Frequently asked questions:

• What clothing is appropriate?
  You can dress however you want! But we suggest you use comfortable sportswear, since in general the walks are outdoors and in rural environments.
• Does the activity have limited space?
  Yes! All our activities have a maximum capacity, so you must book in advance.
• Is it possible to attend with pets?
  They can attend with pets that will be 100% responsibility of the owner. Some historical walks do not allow animal access. Ask us beforehand!
• Does the activity include snacks?
  In general, cultural, nature and historical activities do not include snacks, so we suggest you always carry your bottle of water and a healthy snack. Food walks naturally include food! Anyway, we suggest you check according to the tour you make if it includes a stop with refreshments.