As soon as you enter, the following question pops up: why did the people from the Monfragüe Biosphere Reserve choose to live here? Well, this modern, educational centre provides the answers. To do so, uses interactive displays, models and multimedia resources on a historical timeline so that you can take it on board how humans have shaped the landscape of the reserve, from the earliest hominids to those of today. A refreshing reminder that, before TikTok, life was quite different.

We can assure you that, after seeing how they got on with the cork harvesting, mineral extraction or grazing, your walks through the The Gypsy’s Leap or the Fraile’s Gorge will take on a different meaning.

The feedback The consensus amongst those who pass through here is unanimous: families love the interactive exhibition and, of course, the fourth of the muchachinus. Yes, in the Serradilla dialect, a a room used for workshops and activities to give free rein to the young lad that you have inside you.