Trujillo Travel Information and Travel Guide - Spain

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Introducing Trujillo

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With its labyrinth of terracotta-tiled houses and mansions, leafy courtyards, fruit gardens, churches and convents, Trujillo is one of the most charming and engaging small towns in Spain.

The town only truly came into its own with the conquest of the Americas. Then, Francisco Pizarro, its most famous son, and his co-conquistadors enriched the city with a grand new square and imposing Renaissance mansions that, for the most part restored after years of neglect, again look down confidently upon the town.

The well-preserved old town rises above the wonderful, broad, pedestrianised Plaza Mayor.

Last updated: Feb 17, 2009