Where to go

The hermitage of Saint Baudelio, close to Berlanga de Duero, is awesome because it drives us to Orient with its palm trees and it surprises us with its Romanesque pictures and its air of mosque

Renaissance castle defended by a wall of the XII century, in which Richard Lester filmed part of The Three Musketeers. From the top you can see the layout of this medieval town and its Gothic collegiate .Nearby there are anthropomorphic tombs.

Almazán is between Medinaceli and Soria, is a villa that keeps a wide cultural heritage, its Main Square is the most interesting settlement, and where is also the Office of Tourism.

National Monument since 1931. The Europe's largest castle. Caliphate, from the X century, in Almanzor´s time. The Duero turns around the rocky outcrop that sits. El Cid was his warden and disgraced, his wife and daughters were there prisoners.

A Historical Artistic Group. Medieval town with its medieval flavor through its paving streets, typical houses, castle tower and city walls. So it has been stage in several films, excelling Chimes at Midnight of the great Orson Welles.

Gothic cathedral with Cistercian influences with Baroque tower and neoclassic added in its monumental Chapel Palafox. Interesting Roman remains. It was built from 1231 Two facades with multiple figures. Cathedral Museum and Gothic cloister.

At the end of the Gorge of Abión is it?s the birth of La Fuentona guarded by vultures and other raptors, surrounded by a pine and some juniper and oak. It is Natural Monument and you cannot have a bath in it. The best access is by Muriel de la Fuente.

On the top of a hill stands the triple Roman arch as best showcase of its Historical Site, with alleys of medieval flavor. Plot of the Dukes of Medinaceli. Roman mosaics, arcaded plaza with palace.

L cabecera de Santa Coloma es uno de los tesoros más exquisitos del arte altomedieval castellano y español con sus celosías de sabor mudéjar tan singulares y esotéricas. Y se dice que fueron los templarios quienes construyeron el templo.

Between San Polo and San Saturio, along the Douro, the most Machadian (from Machado) poetic itinerary of Soria is over here. The chapel, Baroque, fascinates for rising above a cave and hang in the stony hillside of Santa Ana.

In the southwest of Soria surprises to the visitor the stone city of Celt Iberian Tiermes in the South of the site, and its equally fascinating Roman Forum and the Romanesque chapel. There is also a good archaeological museum.

Summary of all paleontological and archaeological history of the province, it is located in front of the Dehesa Park and public parking. The Celtiberian remains stand out above everything, especially mythological ceramics from Numancia.

Its Romanesque facade, similar to the Notre Dame´s of Poitiers, is superb with archivolts of images from the New Testament, including the Apoccalypse, and a good figurative eardrum-tetramorfos- Pantocrator. And his rosette has a bestiary in the border.

The cloister is outdoors, roofless. It belonged to a monastery and hospital from San Juan whose church is next door in which two temples of oriental flavor. The intersecting arches are of Moorish influence, unique in Spain.

Situated on the left bank of the river Henares, perched on a gentle slope, Siguenza leads the valley from the remotest antiquity. The Cathedral, begun in 1130 at the request of Bishop Bernard of Agen, is Romanesque and later is developed...

Historic-Artistic group where its two arcade Romanesque churches stand out. On the hill there are remains of the castle, and in its slope there are traditional wineries. Medieval bridge. See Regional Park Romanesque.

Numancia resisted the Roman Empire in various Celt Iberian-Roman wars until they were burnt by Cornelius Scipio in 133 BC. Both houses have been rebuilt and there is a route to walk the streets and see the foundations. It is in Garray.

Axis of Natural Park of the River Lobos where the vultures are the kings of the air. La Casa del Parque in Ucero, and location of the Templar church of San Bartolo and Cueva Grande are charismatic. There are parking, road and path.

It is the only Cistercian monastery of Soria. It is proto gothic with Gothic, plateresque and neoclassical added. Orson Welles chose its refectory for some scenes of peals at midnight.

By the natural wealth that offers; with natural vegetation is a worthy place to visit. It is configured by the Lillas and Zarzas rivers, and an exceptional beech forest, which is not difficult to observe free to roe deer and wild boar.

Ayllon summarizes the legacy of Castile in the sixteenth and sixteenth centuries frozen, hidden and guarded with care to release day and surprise visitors from the sights and cuisine of a medieval village.

The place belongs to the Natural Park Mountain Chain la Laguna Negra and Glacial Circus of the Urbión, sung by Antonio Machado. Focus of legends and in an idyllic setting of beech, Scots pine and rocks. It is also ZEPA and LIC. Nature everywhere.

Among Dueruelo de la Sierra and the Peacks of Urbión where the Duero is born, there is the rocky landscape of Castroviejo, the Enchanted City of Soria which reminds the city of Cuenca. The pine views from the lookout are outstanding. There are picnic tabl

One of the greatest pure holly trees of Spain between Torrearévalo and Arévalo de la Sierra, locality of this last one with its House of the Holly. ZEPA and LIC area, as well as a Nature Reserve. The last section is on rural road. The holly tree is protec