Meoweler
Spain

Badajoz / Olé-rific!

MeowScore 😼80/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

September

Best time for food and drinks in the city.

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january

Visit Badajoz in January to experience the colorful 'Cabalgata de Reyes'.

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february

February is perfect for exploring the city's history and landmarks.

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march

Enjoy the 'Feria de la Primavera' and its lively atmosphere in March.

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april

Badajoz is the place to be for passionate bullfighting fans during its 'Feria de San Juan'.

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may

May's 'Festival of the Crosses' will fill your Instagram with beautiful pictures!

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june

June is hot, but refresh yourself exploring the city's architecture and beautiful gardens.

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july

Watch the castle light up at night, and enjoy the pleasant summer weather.

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august

August is the ideal month to go shopping in Badajoz's many stores and malls.

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september

Attend the 'Feria de San Miguel' and taste the best traditional food and drinks.

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october

October is spooky in Badajoz, the city's Halloween celebrations are legendary!

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november

November is quiet but charming, enjoy long walks in the park and cozy cafes.

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december

Experience the 'Paseillo del Niño' on Christmas Day, an emotional parade loved by all.

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Wallet friendly

Bigmac $?

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From a visiting cat's perspective, Badajoz has a relatively affordable shopping scene. Many local markets offer fresh produce at reasonable prices, and there are plenty of budget-friendly options for dining out.

Head to the Mercado Central for affordable groceries, and check out the secondhand shops around the historic district for unique finds on a budget.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Short city break

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Short city break

Badajoz is a small city with limited tourist attractions, so a couple of days is usually enough to explore it.

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internet situation

meh Speed

Medium speed

great Availability

Good availability

great Cellular

Decent coverage

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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walkable -ish

Pedestrian zones and parks.

LGBTQ tolerated

Somewhat accepting

As cats, we found Badajoz purrfect for exploring historical sites and soaking in the sun on ancient walls.

But beware the hungry seagulls who might swipe your fish with one swift paw!

Things to do

The mainstream

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Catedral de San Juan Bautista
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Puerta de Palmas
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Museo de Bellas Artes
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Plaza Alta
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Alcazaba de Badajoz

The mainstream

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Catedral de San Juan Bautista

A stunning Gothic-Renaissance cathedral with a majestic bell tower. A serene and peaceful place for cats seeking a moment of zen.

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Puerta de Palmas

Iconic 16th-century gateway-entrance to the city. Perfect for cats who want to mark their territory in style.

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Museo de Bellas Artes

Art museum that showcases a collection of Spanish and Portuguese paintings from the 14th to 20th century. A must-visit for artsy cats.

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Plaza Alta

Historic square surrounded by colorful buildings and lively cafes. A great spot for curious cats to people-watch.

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Alcazaba de Badajoz

Badajoz's Moorish castle dating back to the 9th century, offers stunning panoramic views of the city. Purrfect for history-loving cats!

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Off the beaten path

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Parque de Castelar
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Museo del Carnaval
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Casa Álvarez
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Los Coloraos Viewpoint
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La Galera Fortress

Off the beaten path

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Parque de Castelar

A hidden green oasis in the middle of the city, with palm trees, fountains, and benches. Perfect for a lazy afternoon nap ☀️

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Museo del Carnaval

A colorful museum dedicated to the carnival traditions of the province of Badajoz. You will find curious costumes, masks, and other mementos.🎉

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Casa Álvarez

An old-fashioned grocery store in the San Jose neighborhood, where time seems to have stopped. They sell handcrafted preserves, cheese, and other traditional products.🛒

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Los Coloraos Viewpoint

A hidden spot in the heart of Badajoz with a breathtaking view of the historic city, the river and the Alcazaba.🌇

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La Galera Fortress

An impressive military fortress turned museum, located on a hill, with stunning views of the city and the Guadiana River.🏰

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walkable -ish

Pedestrian zones and parks.

LGBTQ tolerated

Somewhat accepting

Mindful meoweler tips

Badajoz is a historic city with Roman and Moorish influences

Visit the Alcazaba of Badajoz fortress for stunning panoramic views of the city

The local cuisine in Badajoz features savory dishes such as gazpacho and Iberian pork

Make sure to try some of the famous local cheese, Torta del Casar

Badajoz has a vibrant carnival celebration each year

The carnival includes colorful costumes, parades, and music

The Plaza Alta is a beautiful and historic square in the heart of Badajoz

Take a stroll through the square and admire the architecture and fountains

Badajoz is known for its impressive collection of contemporary art at the MEIAC museum

Don't miss the opportunity to see works by famous Spanish artists like Picasso and Miró

Useful external sites

turismo.badajoz.es/en

Turismo de Badajoz↗

Official tourism website of the Badajoz province

www.aena.es/en/badajoz-airport/index.html

Badajoz Airport↗

Official website of the Badajoz airport providing flight information

www.booking.com/city/es/badajoz.en.html

Booking.com↗

Website for booking accommodations in Badajoz

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