Albalat Tourism
A journey into the Andalusian past of Albalat
Discover Madīnat al-Balāṭ (Albalat), a unique site that preserves the imprint of Andalusian Extremadura. On the banks of the Tagus, this fortified enclosure — spanning more than two hectares — was a living city between the 9th and 12th centuries. Today, its walls, streets and archaeological remains invite us to explore an essential part of the region’s history.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
Madīnat al-Balāṭ (مدينة البلاط) was an Andalusian city founded during the Muslim period of the Iberian Peninsula, located in the current province of Cáceres (Extremadura, Spain), near the Tagus river and the village of Romangordo.
Madīnat al-Balāṭ is located in the heart of Extremadura (Spain), within the municipality of Romangordo (Cáceres), in the Monfragüe National Park area and alongside the Tagus river. It is very close to the A-5 motorway linking Madrid to Badajoz.
Yes, the site can be visited. It is recommended to make contact beforehand to confirm opening times or book a guided tour.
Remains of walls and defensive towers, dwellings and typical Andalusian courtyards, mosque and community spaces, cisterns and water channels.
Viviendas y patios típicos andalusíes
Mezquita y espacios comunitarios
Aljibes y canales de agua
Yes, informational resources exist at the archaeological site to enrich your visit.