Town hall

Caesaróbriga", of Latin root, can mean "acropolis", "castle", "César's city". "Caesarus", Celtic name documented in the epigraphy hispanorromana, with what the Talavera Celtism becomes stronger. Also one might look origin of the place name "Talavera" in the Celtic prefix "talu" that means "front", to two geographical facts much defined in this one I marry: the river (Tagus) and the hill (of San Vicente).

MONUMENTS:

HOUSE - PALACE KEEPS SILENT ABOUT THE SUN
Palace of two plants marries only two hollows to front, to be weighed of being a quite extensive front. The plot is rectangular, with patio; in the loft, balconies appear of good rejería and big flight.

Style: Baroque | Epoch: XI | Well of cultural interest

HOUSE - PALACE OF THE MARQUESSES OF VILLATOYA
Palace of two plants, rectangular lot. The front composes for an arch reduced with exorno of balls and two pinaculillos. The portal has two robust arches twisted and reduced also with adornments and balls.

Style: Late Gothic | Epoch: XV | Well of cultural interest

SCHOOL CERVANTES Ó OLD TOWN HALL
Building of square plant, with patio and rooms arranged about the same one, rising in two heights. Front principal with Renaissance door in semicircular arch point supported for two robust columns on Dorian base.

Style: Renaissance man | Epoch: XVI | Well of cultural interest

SCHOOL OF SAN PRUDENCIO
I build from rectangular plant, three heights, covering to two waters. Sockets adorned with magnificent tiles of Ruiz de Luna. It presents a front of Renaissance style, with vain in semicircular arch framed by two ionic columns that support a small frieze.

Style: Baroque | Epoch: XIV | Well of cultural interest

CONVENT OF THE EMBODIMENT Ó CISTERCIAN
From the interior of the convent we can gain access to the closed choir. His front is only one rectangular body; triangular pediment of triple frame is finished off by one . The essential part is occupied by a front with tablamento and niche realized in brick aplantillado.

Style: Baroque | Epoch: XVII | Well of cultural interest

CHAPEL OF THE VIRGIN OF THE MEADOW
Building of plant of Latin cross: of the principal arm the minor ships are unfolded to both sides. The cruise closes with dome of orange average on drum with cupulín constructed with sectors broken.

Style: Baroque | Epoch: XVI | Well of cultural interest

HOSTELRY ORDER OF SANTIAGO
Exterior preserves the apse with two arches lines superposed to ; the lower ones of semicircular arch and those of above shut up in arches lobulados.

Style: Fundamental | Epoch: XIII | Well of cultural interest

CHURCH OF SAN FRANCISCO
Building placed in a hillock; of plant rectangular and formed for yardos bodies concerning a courtyard, the highest opposite wings and the lowest hoods. Silverware of curved tile to four and two you water down.

Style: Herreriano | Epoch: XVI | Well of cultural interest

CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA MAJOR (SCHOOLBOY)
Temple of rectangular plant; constituted by three ships without cruise, with three apses, tower to the left of the feet and several chapels added to the sides.

Style: Gothic | Epoch: XIII | Well of cultural interest

CHURCH OF SANTIAGO OF THE GENTLEMEN
Polygonal apse adorned with two superimposed orders of arquillos blind, semicircular in the low one and in the Superior of ogive túmida registered persons in septilobulados.

Style: Fundamental | Epoch: XIV | Well of cultural interest

(Fte.-Texto Delegation to see link)

Nuclei of Talavera of the Queen: Talavera the Piece of news, Gamonal, Quarter of Santa Maria, To marry of Talavera, Cologne Ntra Sra of the Meadow