Old pictures of Llerena
Llerena, a municipality nestled in the heart of Badajoz, Extremadura, is not just a point on the map but a tapestry of rich history and culture that has evolved since its Arab period as "Ellerina". The echoes of its past resonate through the historic streets, as if whispering tales of the history of Llerena to those who wander by.
Declared a Historical Artistic site in 1966, Llerena's transformation is painted vividly through its photographs antiguas de Llerena, capturing moments that shaped the identity of this town. From the days of the Order of Santiago to modern times, every corner tells a story. Its past invites a reflection on the coexistence between Christians, Jews, and Muslims, creating a unique cultural blend.
Nearby towns like Zafra, Villafranca de los Barros, and Fuente del Maestre each share in this historical narrative, waiting to be explored. For those nostalgic about the past, consider sharing your own imágenes antiguas de Llerena on OLDPIK— a project dedicated to preserving these cherished memories: upload your photos here. The warmth of Llerena's history beckons us to connect with our roots and the communities that surround us, prompting us to seek out other nearby towns via OLDPIK and embark on a journey through time.
Pictures closer to Llerena
Sevilla, 1908. Aspecto del muelle en la orilla de Triana con los clásicos barcos usados para la pesca del camarón. Foto de Stereo-travel Co.
