Parador Almagro
The Parador Almagro is in a very nice little town of the same name. It is off the normal tourist route, and it has one of the oldest main plazas in Spain. The Parador Almagro hotel is the converted Convent of San Francisco which was built by the Dávila de la Cueva family in 1596. It is located in a historical-artistic position of great interest, which offers the traveler the opportunity to discover the most beautiful parts of this town.
The inner rooms of the Almagro Parador have an elegant, peaceful air, with the wonderful courtyards. There is a splendid garden with swimming pool. The bedrooms, installed in the former monastic cells, are exceptionally peaceful and quiet. Beautiful galleries, wood and latticework complete the inner atmosphere.
The town of Almagro has a very typical square that is a treasure with its traditional wooden balcony arcade and centuries-old buildings. The oldest still-operating Shakespearean theater in Europe is on this plaza.
