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What to see and do in Casas de Reina

What to see and do in Casas de Reina (Campiña Sur, Badajoz): 5 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 2 Monuments · 1 Activities · 1 Curiosities

When to go to Casas de Reina: festival calendar

May: Fiesta del Rayo y San Lorenzo (Casas de Reina) (4 de mayo; 10 de agosto)

How far each place is from the centre of Casas de Reina

Teatro romano de Regina Turdulorum 1.5 km

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What to see and do in Casas de Reina

Casas de Reina
Village
Municipality of 200 inhabitants (2025) at 635 m altitude over a small territory of 55.6 km². In 1594 it had 181 households in the Order of Santiago's province of León; in 1842 the census recorded 480 inhabitants in 123 houses.
Teatro romano de Regina Turdulorum
Monument
1.5 km from the town, the Roman theater and remains of the forum of the ancient city of Regina Turdulorum survive, founded around the 1st century AD, around the reign of Augustus. The city is last mentioned in the acts of the Second Council of Sevilla in the year 619, presided over by San Isidoro.
Iglesia parroquial de Casas de Reina
Monument
The parish church is in 15th-century Gothic-Mudejar style, with a rubble-masonry and brick tower.
Fiesta del Rayo y San Lorenzo (Casas de Reina)
Activity
The municipality celebrates the Fiesta del Rayo (Feast of the Lightning Bolt) on May 4 and the festivities of San Lorenzo on August 10.
Casas de Reina en el Camino de la Frontera
Curiosity
Casas de Reina lies on the historic 'Camino de la Frontera', a Way of Saint James pilgrimage route that crosses the Campiña Sur.