Despite its small size, this town in Extremadura is known mainly for its castle, located at the top of the hill. From this high point, you can see all the surrounding towns, so we recommend your visit. There is also the Porticada Square or the Plaza de la Corredera, a construction from the Mudejar period. Everything is detailed on the page about what to see in Feria.
Now is the time to know the best places to sleep in Feria.
There is not a great offer in accommodation to sleep in Feria, although we can spend the night mainly in two. Among them, the most remarkable is the Casa Rural Requies, a place to escape from reality. Careful decoration to detail, owners concerned about the business and the well-being of their guests, and an outdoor area with a pool designed for the comfort of its customers. Next to your terrace, they will be the busiest areas in your stay here.
There is also the Casa Rural La Fuentina, with wonderful views of the mountains. It is very well equipped inside, and has a patio and barbecue available, provided the weather is fine. Its rooms are spacious, and the owner will provide information to better understand the area.
Nearby is the Hospedería Convento de la Parra, construction of the seventeenth century. The pool and the decoration will be what you like the most, and your tranquility will be something that you recommend to your friends. In addition, the environment is fantastic, since it is in the middle of nature.
In case you can not sleep in Feria, about 15 km away you will find Hotel Rural Las Navas, in a quiet area of
