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Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
Nestled in the heart of Spain, Soria is a city that beautifully marries history with natural beauty. As you stroll along the banks of the Duero River, you'll encounter stunning landmarks like the Ermita de San Saturio, an 18th-century chapel that seems to emerge from the rock itself, adorned with breathtaking frescoes. This charming city is not just about its picturesque views; it’s also a treasure trove of cultural heritage, from the ancient Romanesque architecture of San Juan de Rabanera to the serene ambiance of the Alameda de Cervantes park, where locals gather to unwind.
For those eager to explore, Soria offers a delightful mix of attractions that cater to every interest. Whether you're drawn to the rich history showcased at the Museo Numantino or the vibrant atmosphere of Plaza Mayor, where tapas bars beckon with their delicious offerings, there's something for everyone. The Wanderlog team is passionate about uncovering the unique experiences this city has to offer, from hidden gems to well-loved institutions. So pack your bags and get ready to discover the captivating charm of Soria!
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Ermita de San Saturio is an 18th-century hillside chapel located on the banks of the Duero River in Soria. This Baroque masterpiece is built into the rock and features stunning fresco paintings that depict the life of Saint Saturn, who dedicated himself to helping the needy. The chapel blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings and offers a peaceful retreat for visitors.
Disappointingly I made it too late to go in. Still it was worth the walk for the great views
Laura F — Google review
Wow. What an amazing place. Well worth the walk. Free entry too (though donations can be made).
Amazing. Parked with the campervan on the Duero river and this place is a lovely stroll along the banks. Free entry and what an experience. Well worth a visit. Soria is an amazing place as well.
Interesting little place. Well worth the climb.
Closed on Mondays, unless you just like climbing.
Beautiful setting. The chapel in the grotto under the church is fascinating, but inaccessible with Covid-19 protocols in place. The capacity in the main church is limited to 30 and opens every 30 minutes for people to view. You are only able to walk into the main church at this time under these limited conditions. Masks are required the entire time.
Incredible how they builded this church from the ground up. Very nice inside and out. I just took my time inside the service area by seating at the back of the room and dwell on the scenery.
Really worth a visit.. And it's free to go in. Fantastic chapel. Quite a few steps and a little climb but worth it.
Amazing and historical site in Soria. Read the story in the vitro window about the boy that fell and was unharmed thank to the saint's protection
P.º de San Saturio, s/n, 42002 Soria, Spain•
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Monasterio de San Juan de Duero is a 12th-century Romanesque monastery located along the Douro River. It showcases Medieval Christian and Romanesque architecture, with influences from Jewish, Islamic, and Christian cultures. Visitors can admire Gothic and Mudejar arches as well as intricate detailing inside the monastery.
This was fantastic. 1€ entry. From the reviews I was confused so confirm for others that the Monesterio and the Arcos are one in the same.
There is a parking lot on site. Entrance through a gate. You walk around the arches and enter the monetary which has a video that is a must see from start to finish to understand the location where you are and the region of Soria.
It is in Spanish but all visuals so you get the gist.
Karen D — Google review
Not a lot to see, but it is interesting, quick and inexpensive (1E each). Covid protocols are in place, including limited capacity to 10 person's at a time, hand sanitizer use before entry and masks required at all times.
An interesting and informative 12th-century monastery. While there isn’t much signage in English, it’s a significant cultural site in Soria that showcases the region’s rich history. The architecture is impressive and the monastery is right on the river, so an easy stop during a river walk. Definitely an cool stop!
Very pretty. No English translations of the history at the site, and not much of a museum . Great for a short stop (half hour),
Badly signed not open when it's supposed to be disgusting don't go. Nasty people not worth going.
Nice walk in the woods along the Duero to reach a marvellous mistic place.
Historical site with beautiful architecture. Easy to reach, close to the city centre, by the river. Good tapas bar nearby.
Very small church, no museum inside. Check opening hours. There are ruins of a castle a cross the river. Parking is good. Only one restaurant near by. Most of the restaurants near downtown.
Cam. Monte de las Ánimas, 42004 Soria, Spain•
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Museo Numantino in Soria offers a diverse collection of regional artifacts and art, spanning from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages. The museum focuses on the history of the province, with a particular emphasis on artifacts from the ancient Roman site of Numancia. Visitors can explore a wide range of historical objects including ceramics, jewelry, mammoth bones, and more. The exhibition is divided into three floors covering different periods, providing an insightful journey through time.
It has a very interesting collection of local archeaological artifacts for a small municipal museum.
Un V — Google review
Small but charming museum in Soria.
Unbelievable that is all free. Great opportunity to teach kids about Soria history.
All staff was super pleasant. Only suggestion they should add more signs in English.
A wonderful find. Lots of interesting finds from around the area. There is only a small amount of information in English, but this is Spain.
The day we went(Sunday) entry was free but I don't know if this applies to every Sunday. The cost is under 7€ so it's still good value.
A beautiful and unexpected surprise full of history and interesting objects
Nice and interesting museum. bottom floor, the prehistoric, has no english translated descriptions, but 2nd and 3rd floors do, those have lots of roman and visogorhic artifacts.
A fantastic exhibition which spans thousands of years. Limited English to the celtiberian and Roman sections but still worth a visit if you don’t know Spanish. 1 euro entry.
Excellent museum with info in Spanish and English. Suggest a visit to the Numancia archaeological site before visiting the museum.
Ment for local schools visits
P.º el Espolón, 8, 42001 Soria, Spain•
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San Juan de Rabanera Church is a popular Romanesque church in Soria, known for being a favored wedding venue and congregation site for locals. The church, dating back to the 12th century, displays Byzantine influences, particularly noticeable in its apse. Tourists admire its well-maintained beauty and notable features such as the western portal and the apse.
(Translated by Google) It owes its name to the origin of the people, Rabanera del Campo, who between 1109 and 1119 settled in Soria, thus founding one of the 35 intramural collations plus another extramural collation that the city had, according to the census of Alfonso X El Sabio.
After enduring important transformations throughout the Baroque period, which made it almost unrecognizable, fortunately the latest restorations carried out in the early and mid-20th century managed to largely restore its Romanesque essence and purity.
It was declared a National Monument in 1929 and an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2000. (Soria tourism)
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Debe su nombre a la procedencia de las gentes, Rabanera del Campo, que entre 1109 y 1119 se instalaron repoblando Soria, fundando así uno de las 35 collaciones intramuros más otra extramuros que tuvo la ciudad, según el censo de Alfonso X El Sabio.
Tras soportar importantes transformaciones a lo largo del periodo barroco, que hicieron que quedase casi irreconocible, afortunadamente las últimas restauraciones llevadas a cabo a principios y mediados del siglo XX lograron devolver en gran parte su esencia y pureza románica.
Fue declarada Monumento Nacional en 1929 y Bien de Interés Cultural en el año 2000. (turismo Soria)
ANGEL S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Romanesque church in the center of Soria, if you find it closed, it's okay, it's much more beautiful from the outside.
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Església romànica al centre de Sòria, si la trobeu tancada no passa res, és molt més bonica des de fora.
(Translated by Google) A 12th-century Romanesque church, one of the best preserved in Soria. It's not always open, but I was lucky enough to get inside. Its interior is sober and peaceful, with beautiful light coming in through the rose window. Free admission. It's well worth a visit if you enjoy medieval art.
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Templo románico del siglo XII, uno de los mejor conservados de Soria. No siempre está abierto, pero tuve la suerte de poder entrar. Su interior es sobrio y tranquilo, con una bonita luz que entra por el rosetón. Entrada gratuita. Merece mucho la pena si te gusta el arte medieval.
(Translated by Google) In the center of Soria, another Romanesque-style church with different additions from later centuries. Its volumes stand out, especially in the apse. The cover is not its own but belonged to the church of San Nicolás, also located in the city of Soria. This cover is somewhat prior to the construction of San Juan de Rabanera. It is a flared doorway made up of several semicircular archivolts.
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En el centro de Soria una iglesia más de estilo románico con distintos añadidos de siglos posteriores. Destacan sus volúmenes sobre todo del ábside. La portada no es propia sino que perteneció al iglesia de San Nicolás, ubicada también en la ciudad de Soria. Esta portada es algo anterior a la construcción de San Juan de Rabanera. Se trata de una portada abocinada formada por varias arquivoltas de medio punto.
(Translated by Google) A classic of the Romanesque architecture of the city of Soria. The exterior iconography is fine, although it is beginning to show significant erosion in places. The interior is very fine, but the church must be kept open.
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Un clásico del románico de la ciudad de Soria. Buena iconografía exterior, aunque comienza a estar bastante erosionada en algunos sitios. El interior es muy bueno pero hay que tener abierta la iglesia.
(Translated by Google) Romanesque church that preserves excellent parts of its origin, happily partially recovered after the reforms of the early and mid-20th century. The magnificent doorway located to the west, through which it is accessed, comes from the ruined church of San Nicolás.
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Iglesia románica que conserva partes excelentes de su origen, felizmente recuperado parcialmente tras las reformas de principios y mediados del siglo XX. La magnífica portada situada al oeste, por la cual se accede, procede de la arruinada iglesia de San Nicolás.
(Translated by Google) I really liked this church.
(Original)
Me gustoʻ mucho esta iglesia
(Translated by Google) A beautiful church where a large part of Soria couples choose to get married. It is also one of the churches preferred by Sorians for their congregations. Tourists enjoy seeing how beautiful and well-maintained it is. 😍😗😚❤💘
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Una iglesia preciosa donde una gran parte de los novios sorianos eligen para casarse. Además es una de las iglesias preferidas por los sorianos para sus congregaciones. Los turistas disfrutar al ver lo bonita y bien cuidada que está. 😍😗😚❤💘
C. Caballeros, 20, 42002 Soria, Spain•
5Alameda de Cervantes
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When exploring the charming city of Soria, a stroll through the Alameda de Cervantes is an absolute must. This picturesque walking area invites visitors to unwind and soak in its serene atmosphere. At its heart stands the enchanting "Tree of Music," a unique musical temple nestled among the branches of a majestic oak tree, creating a delightful blend of nature and art that captivates all who pass by.
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Located in the historic quarter, Palacio de los Ríos y Salcedo is a noble construction and a National Monument. This Renaissance building now houses the Provincial Court and is known for its stone facade and large quadrangular tower. The palace of the Counts of Gomar, which spans 109 meters, is also noteworthy. Originally owned by Francisco Lopez de Rio y Salcedo, this 15th-century palace is unfortunately in poor condition.
(Translated by Google) Emblematic site of Soria where you can contemplate all the cultural beauty as well as the vestiges of this great city.
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Sitio emblemático de Soria en el que contemplar toda la belleza cultural además de los vestigios de esta gran ciudad.
Pedro S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Hours from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Free admission
Built in the s. XVI.
It is a Renaissance palace. Ordered to be built in 1549 by Alonso del Río y Salcedo. In the s. In the 18th century, the owners abandoned it and the Conceptionist nuns occupied it. In the following century, the Poor Clares were the new tenants before settling in the church of Santo Domingo. Since then it was used for numerous purposes as a Civil Guard barracks and a beverage warehouse until in the 1980s it was acquired by the College of Architects of Soria, which later sold it to the Ministry of Culture to definitively house the current Provincial Historical Archive.
It was declared a National Monument in 1982.
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Horario de 8.30 a 14.30 de Lunes a Viernes. Entrada Gratuita
Construido en el s. XVI.
Es un palacio renacentista. Mandado construir en 1.549 por Alonso del Río y Salcedo. En el s. XVIII los propietarios lo abandonaron y lo ocuparon las monjas Concepcionistas. En el siglo siguiente son las Clarisas las nuevas inquilinas antes de establecerse en la iglesia de Santo Domingo. Desde entonces fue utilizado para numerosos fines como cuartel de la Guardia Civil, almacén de bebidas hasta que en la decada de 1980 fue adquirido por el Colegio de Arquitectos de Soria que después lo vendió al Ministerio de Cultura para definitivamente albergar el actual Archivo Histórico Provincial.
Fue declarado monumento Nacional en el año 1982.
(Translated by Google) Impressive 15th century Palace in a sorry state of conservation.
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Impresionante Palacio del siglo XV en lamentable estado de conservación.
(Translated by Google) The director is very bad
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El director es muy malo
C. Aduana Vieja, 13, 7, 42002 Soria, Spain•
Catholic cathedral
Located in Soria, the Concatedral de San Pedro is an important architectural gem. Constructed in the late 12th century and later renovated during the 16th century, this Catholic church showcases a hall plan featuring five naves that blend elements of Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. Beyond its historical significance, it offers a serene retreat with cool breezes during summer when crowds flock to the town.
A place to find relaxation and cool air in summer when the town is full of people. A great place to go alone or meet and whisper
Devegendehollander H — Google review
What a place lots of history beautiful place very well kept.
Beatiful church from 13th century
Wonderful beyond doubt
I love
Ok
Peaso concatedra
Antiquisima
Calle Ntra. Sra. Calatañazor, 3, 42004 Soria, Spain•
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CD Numancia S.A.D. has a deep connection to the history of Soria, which is intertwined with the ancient Celtiberian settlement of Numancia. The city played a significant role in resisting the Roman Empire's siege and later became a battleground between Christians and Muslims. After its integration into the Crown of Castile, Soria flourished during Alfonso VIII's reign and emerged as a prominent center for wool production in the Middle Ages.
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Angel O — Google review
(Translated by Google) For Numancia fans, they print the t-shirts immediately
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Para los fans del Numancia, imprimen al momento las camisetas
(Translated by Google) The store is a little small, they could make it a little larger.
The treatment of the staff is excellent both when answering the phone. when you call as when you go in person.
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La tienda un poco chica, podrían hacerla un poco más amplia.
El trato del personal excelente tanto a la hora de contestarte al telf. cuando llamas como cuando vas en persona.
(Translated by Google) Good attention. The people in the store and office are quite nice. The store has all the products of the current season such as t-shirts, accessories, etc. They give members a 20% discount throughout the season and some special promotions of 30% or 40% on certain dates.
As a suggestion, the area of products from past seasons could be expanded a little more.
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Buena atención. Las personas de la tienda y la oficina son bastante agradables. La tienda dispone de todos los productos de la temporada en curso como camisetas, accesorios, etc. A los socios les hacen un 20% de descuento durante toda la temporada y algunas promociones especiales del 30% o el 40% en ciertos fechas.
Como sugerencia se podría ampliar un poco mas la zona de productos de temporadas pasadas.
(Translated by Google) Great employees, I'm a C.D. fan. Numancia since 1996 and it has given me so much joy, that it is time to support it, with more enthusiasm, if possible.
Surely he will rise again and give us a lot of joy.
And thank the vast majority of the fans of rival teams, who have received us with so much affection in their stadiums
Aúpa Numancia! And long live sport and football in particular.
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Grandes empleados, soy aficionado del C.D. Numancia desde 1996 y me ha dado tantas alegrías, que es el momento de apoyarlo, con mas ganas, si cabe.
Seguro que volverá a ascender y a darnos muchas alegrías.
Y dar las gracias a la gran mayoría de las aficiones de equipos rivales, que nos han recibido con tanto cariño en sus estadios
¡Aúpa Numancia! Y viva el deporte y el fútbol en particular.
(Translated by Google) As a football youth team it leaves a lot to be desired, although there are coaches who put the training of children first, there are others who only think about their ego to achieve good results and treat many of those children poorly, they are only interested in money
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Como cantera futbolística deja mucho que desear, si bien hay entrenadores que anteponen la formación de niños,hay otros que sólo piensan en su ego para conseguir buenos resultados y tratan pésimamente a muchos de esos niños solo les interesa el dinero
(Translated by Google) I will always support this team, I hope it doesn't take long for them to return to the second division.
(Original)
Siempre apoyaré a este equipo, espero que no tarden en volver a segunda división.
(Translated by Google) Is the official store open on match days?
Does the stadium have a store?
Thank you
(Original)
En días de partido abre la tienda oficial ?
El estadio tiene tienda ?
Gracias
Av de Mariano Vicén, 16, 42003 Soria, Spain•
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Iglesia de Santo Domingo, also known as the Church of Saint Dominic, is a stunning example of Romanesque architecture located in Soria city. Originally built in the 12th century and expanded in the 16th century, its ornate facade features arched stone columns and intricate carvings depicting scenes from the Old Testament. The Gothic interior boasts a rose window and hand-carved archway, adorned with gold leaf detailing.
Excelent place to visit! It is a clear example of our romanic art. There is a turism train for just 2.5 € for children which drives you to a great round trip for the city. Only 45 min and a great idea to all the family
Jorge M — Google review
Worth visiting, even if only to look at the facade in the Romanesque style. The intricate carvings on the archivaults tell the stories from the Bible.
The most important Romanic church in spain
Spectacular outside. Very prayerful inside a massive in progress with big group of nuns singing beautifully
Beautiful Romanesque church from outside to in. The hand carved archway is worth the stop as is the detail of the gold leafed interior. We happened to stop by when a group of nuns from the local convent were singing hymns in a cappella- it was magical!
After you visit, wander down some of the small streets to enjoy the local architecture. It’s a quaint, fairy-tale town with a nice and easy going local population.
This romanic temple has on the door the Bible in small stone Sculptures. Quite interesting. The interior is average.
One of the best Romanesque church in Spain,as beautifully as unknow.
Worse the journey
Pl. Condes de Lérida, 5, 42002 Soria, León, Spain•
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The government office Palace of los Condes de Gómara is an exquisite and splendid edifice. It exudes grandeur and elegance, serving as a place of power and authority. With its impressive architecture, it stands as a magnificent structure where important functions and operations are conducted. This notable establishment embodies regality and prestige, symbolizing the significance of the government's role in society. Its opulent interior reflects a sense of sophistication, providing an atmosphere conducive to carrying out crucial administrative tasks.
Nice palace
Dmitrii B — Google review
Nice place
Good Palace
Esplendido
(Translated by Google) It is an emblematic, impressive, huge building,...one of the greatest assets of the city of Soria.
I don't give it 5 stars because since I went on a weekend I couldn't see the inside, since it is closed on weekends. And it's a shame since the outside already indicates that its interior must be very good.
Even so, it is advisable to go even outside on your visit to the city of Soria.
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Es un edificio emblemático, impresionante, enorme,...uno de los mayores patrimonios de la ciudad Soria.
No le pongo las 5 estrellas por que como fui en fin de semana no pude verlo por dentro, ya que los fines de semana está cerrado. Y es una pena ya que por fuera ya indica que su interior debe ser muy bueno.
Aún así recomendable pasar aunque sea por fuera en tu visita a la ciudad de Soria.
(Translated by Google) If there's one building in Soria that transports you back to the age of noble splendor, it's this palace. The Palace of the Counts of Gómara is imposing and dominates Aguirre Street with its robust stonework.
From the outside, what's most striking is its façade: the long stone ashlar wall culminates in a magnificent square tower. Beside it, the continuous gallery, with its Renaissance arches and columns, gives it a touch of sophistication.
Take a close look at the main entrance, at the coat of arms: just above it, there's a figure of a woman looking out of a window. I was told that legend says her husband put her there as punishment for her nocturnal "rounds"... a 16th-century architectural rumor!
It's the finest example of Renaissance civil architecture you'll see in Soria. It's amazing to see it and think that today it's the Provincial Court.
(Original)
Si hay un edificio en Soria que te transporta a la época de esplendor de la nobleza, es este palacio. El Palacio de los Condes de Gómara es imponente y domina la calle Aguirre con su robustez de piedra.
Desde fuera, lo que más llama la atención es su fachada: la larga pared de sillería de piedra culmina en una magnífica torre cuadrada. A su lado, la galería corrida, con sus arcos y columnas renacentistas, le da un toque de sofisticación.
Fíjate bien en la entrada principal, en el escudo: justo encima hay una figura de una mujer asomada a una ventana. Me contaron que la leyenda dice que el marido la puso ahí como castigo por sus "rondas" nocturnas... ¡un chisme arquitectónico del siglo XVI!
Es el mejor ejemplo de arquitectura civil renacentista que verás en Soria. Es una pasada verlo y pensar que hoy en día es la Audiencia Provincial.
(Translated by Google) Palace of the Counts of Gómara (1577-92), in Soria. According to a Renaissance and Herrerian project for Don Francisco López de Río y Salcedo, senior lieutenant of Soria and I lord of Gómara (1579), a rich nomadic cattle rancher; of humble hidalgo lineage of Galician origin (López de Río), who managed to enter the high nobility of Soria, since he arrived in Soria in 1520, buying trades and becoming related to the Salcedo and Bravo de Saravia. The origin of the Soriano lineage was the Galician Don Juan López de Río who arrived in Yanguas from San Martín de Mondoñedo, being warden of said plaza. In 1692, his lineage obtained the title of Count of Gómara in favor of Don Luis de Salcedo y Arbizu (1630-93) from the hands of King Charles II of Spain (1665-1700). Main façade of 109 m. in length, which although it was longer in the project, it is said that it was shortened because King Philip II of Spain (1556-1598) did not want it to overshadow his own Escorial palace, and did not give the necessary approval to the plans. Corridor gallery of 12 Tuscan columns and 24 Ionic columns. Large central patio. Horizontality that contrasts with the verticality of its almost 20 m quadrangular corner tower. in height. Magnificent lineage shield. Today it is the Palace of Justice.
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Palacio de los Condes de Gómara (1577-92), en Soria. Según proyecto renacentista y herreriano para don Francisco López de Río y Salcedo, alférez mayor de Soria y I señor de Gómara (1579), rico ganadero trashumante; de humilde linaje hidalgo de origen gallego (López de Río), que logró introducirse en la alta nobleza soriana, desde que llegó a Soria en 1520, comprando oficios y emparentando con los Salcedo y Bravo de Saravia. El origen del linaje soriano fue el gallego don Juan López de Río que llegó a Yanguas procedente de San Martín de Mondoñedo, siendo alcaide de dicha plaza. Su linaje obtuvo en 1692 el título de conde de Gómara a favor de don Luis de Salcedo y Arbizu (1630-93) de manos del rey Carlos II de España (1665-1700). Fachada principal de 109 m. de longitud, que si bien en proyecto era mayor, se dice que fue acortada porque el rey Felipe II de España (1556-1598) no quiso que eclipsase a su propio palacio del Escorial, y no dió el visto bueno necesario a los planos. Galería corrida de 12 columnas toscanas y 24 columnas jónicas. Gran patio central. Horizontalidad que contrasta con la verticalidad de su torre esquinera cuadrangular de casi 20 m. de altura. Magnífico escudo de linaje. Hoy es Palacio de Justicia.
(Translated by Google) We came on Monday, September 15, 2025, to visit the Palace and found it closed.
It's a shame that Soria doesn't allow visitors to the Palace of the Counts and has it occupied by the courts. Perhaps the judge doesn't need a Palace to work in.
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Venimos un lunes 15/09/2025 ha visitar el Palacio y nos encontremos que no es visitable.
Es una pena que Soria no deje visita el Palacio de los condes y lo tenga ocupado por los juzgados, es posible que el jugado no necesite un Palacio para trabajar.
C. Aguirre, 3, 42002 Soria, Spain•
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The CASA DE LOS POETAS museum in Soria is a charming and intimate establishment. It is highly recommended for its cozy atmosphere and dedication to renowned writers such as Antonio Machado, Becker, and Gerardo Diego. Access to the museum can be obtained by requesting it at the reception of the Circulo de los Amigos Numancia. This small yet captivating gem offers visitors a glimpse into the lives and works of these emblematic literary figures from the area.
(Translated by Google) One of the best museums I've ever visited! You first have to find the statue outside and enter the casino; there's nothing on the door indicating the museum's opening hours or whether it's open. A shame, but at the same time, is it a way of ensuring only poets can come? At the entrance, go to the reception desk and pay the €2-3 entrance fee. They then take you to the elevator; the 3rd floor is only accessible with a key. I stayed up there alone for two hours! Completely alone! And it was magnificent. I loved the way it was presented. Seeing poetry in different ways. The poems themselves are beautiful, too. And the diversity. Thank you so much!
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Un des meilleurs musées que j'ai fait dans ma vie ! Il faut d'abord trouver la statue dehors et entrée dans le casino rien sur la porte n'indique les horaires ou présence du musée. Dommage et en même temps es un moyen que seuls les poètes puisse venir ? A l'entrée aller a l'accueil et payer l'entrée 2/3€ .elle vous amène ensuite a l'accenseur le 3eme étages est accessible qu'avec la clé . Je suis restée 2h en haut seule ! Vraiment seule ! Et c'était magnifique. J'ai adoré la manière de mettre en place . Voir la poésie de différentes manières. Les poèmes sont super beau aussi . Et la diversité. Merci beaucoup !
Camille R — Google review
Lovely place to have a caña
(Translated by Google) House of Poets, Casino, Bar, Cafeteria...whatever name you want to give it, the important thing is to be able to breathe the tradition, culture, gathering, game of cards or dominoes...the history of this place while tasting a coffee or a beer. Recommended and be sure to visit it when you go through Soria!
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Casa de los Poetas, Casino, Bar, Cafeteria...que mas da el nombre que se le quiera dar, lo importante es poder respirar la tradición, cultura, tertulia, partida de cartas o domino...la historia de este lugar degustando un café o una cerveza. Recomendable y no dejar de visitarlo cuando vayas por Soria!
(Translated by Google) If they tell you there that only the ground floor is open to visitors, mention it at the tourist office (it's nearby). We did, and we went back to the place. The service was different, and they were very apologetic.
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Si os dicen allí que sólo sé visita la planta baja, decidlo en la oficina de turismo (está cerca). Nosotros lo hicimos y volvimos al lugar. El trato fue distinto y con muchas disculpas.
(Translated by Google) Nice little museum, very interesting for the emblematic writers of this area. The entrance fee is two euros per person.
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Pequeño bonito museo muy interesante para los escritores tan emblemáticos de esta zona. La entrada son dos euros por persona.
(Translated by Google) A charming little museum for lovers of the poetry of Machado, Becquer..
You have to enter the casino, the museum is on the 1st floor and the cost is 2 euros.
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Un petit musée charmant pour les amoureux de la poésie de Machado, Becquer..
Il faut rentrer dans le casino, le musée est au 1er étage et le coût est de 2 euros.
(Translated by Google) Magnificent place to admire from the outside to the inside.
We passed by and were left wanting to enter.
At the door you have a beautiful sculpture that encourages you to want to know more and be able to access the interior.
The little we saw from the outside left us wanting more, we will be back for sure.
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Magnifico lugar para admirar desde fuera hacia el interior.
Pasamos por delante y nos quedamos con las ganas de entrar.
En la puerta tienes una escultura preciosa que te incita a querer saber más y poder acceder al interior.
Lo poco que vimos desde fuera nos dejó con ganas de más, volveremos asegurado.
(Translated by Google) A very charming place, a refuge for poets and writers of the stature of Machado or Bécquer. It has a small museum that deserves special attention to those of us who like poetry, and those of us who don't too, for the cozy atmosphere that surrounds everything and the good taste with which it is set up.
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Un lugar con mucho encanto, refugio de poetas y escritores de la talla de Machado o Bécquer. Tiene un pequeño museo que merece especial atención a los que nos gusta la poesía, y a los que no también, por el ambiente acogedor que envuelve todo y el buen gusto con el que está montado.
Casino Amistad Numancia, C. el Collado, 23, 42002 Soria, Spain•
Catholic church
The Church of Santa María la Mayor in Soria is a must-visit attraction, featuring the old Audiencia and the Cultural Centre within its premises. The church preserves elements from its Romanesque predecessor, such as the facade, part of the tower, apses, and a tomb. Inside, visitors can admire the impressive main altarpiece. Additionally, it holds historical significance as it was where Machado and Leonor got married.
(Translated by Google) The church of Santa María la Mayor, located in the historic center of Soria, is a temple of Romanesque origin that was expanded and renovated in later times. It preserves medieval elements, such as its doorway and some structural details, combined with Renaissance and Baroque additions. It is known, in addition to its architectural value, for being the place where the poet Antonio Machado married Leonor Izquierdo in 1909, which makes it a site of special literary and sentimental significance.
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La iglesia de Santa María la Mayor, situada en el centro histórico de Soria, es un templo de origen románico que fue ampliado y reformado en épocas posteriores. Conserva elementos medievales, como su portada y algunos detalles estructurales, combinados con añadidos renacentistas y barrocos. Es conocida, además de por su valor arquitectónico, por ser el lugar donde en 1909 se casó el poeta Antonio Machado con Leonor Izquierdo, lo que la convierte en un sitio de especial significado literario y sentimental.
Jose E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Church located in the Plaza Mayor of Soria.
Perhaps the highlight is its impressive altarpiece.
It is usually open and the visit is free.
It is very well maintained and even has heating in winter.
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Iglesia situada en la plaza Mayor de Soria.
Quizás lo más destacado sea su impresionante retablo.
Suele estar abierta y la visita es gratuita.
Está muy cuidada y hasta tiene calefacción en invierno.
(Translated by Google) The church is very beautiful and well-preserved. I went with my partner and lit two candles to help me get a place in the competitive examination as soon as possible and to improve my health. I recommend visiting it.
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Muy bonita la iglesia y se conserva bien. Fui con mi pareja y puse 2velas por lograr plaza de oposición lo antes posible y la salud. Recomiendo su visita.
(Translated by Google) In the Plaza Mayor. Church of Romanesque origin, much transformed, but which retains its façade. The main altarpiece is the work of Francisco Agreda. Other interesting elements are the baptismal font, sheltered in a 13th century apse, and a Mudejar tomb lauda. Here A. Machado married Leonor.
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En la plaza Mayor. Iglesia de origen románico muy transformada, pero que conserva su portada. El retablo mayor es obra de Francisco Agreda. Otros elementos interesantes son la pila bautismal, cobijada en un absidiolo del siglo XIII, y una lauda sepulcral mudéjar Aquí se casó A. Machado con Leonor.
(Translated by Google) Every ecclesiastical building is worth visiting.
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Todo edificio eclesiástico merece la pena visitar.
(Translated by Google) Machado and Leonor got married there and it is a mandatory stop. On the façade there is a statue of a very pretty girl and you can take your picture if you want (if you don't want to, I don't think so). The priest is really nice and Sister Magdalena gave us chocolates when we left for her birthday. Magdalena, if you are reading this, thank you, I love you. Oh, and it's cool.
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Ahí se casaron Machado y Leonor y es parada de obligado cumplimiento. En la fachada hay una estatua de la muchacha muy linda y te puedes retratar si quieres (si no quieres creo que no). El cura es realmente majo y la hermana Magdalena nos dio bombones al salir por su cumpleaños. Magdalena, si estás leyendo esto, gracias, te quiero. Ah, y esta chula.
(Translated by Google) In the heart of the Lobos River Canyon and completely integrated into the environment at a bend in the road we find this impressive Hermitage, apparently of Templar origin, which when you see it for the first time you think you are in paradise, it is always welcoming no matter how many times you see it. see
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En pleno Cañón del Río Lobos y totalmente integrada al entorno en un recodo del camino nos encontramos con esta impresionante Ermita,al parecer de origen Templario,que cuando se ve por primera vez piensas que estás en el paraíso siempre es acogedora por muchas veces que la veas
(Translated by Google) Church with a very discreet exterior, but with beautiful altarpieces inside.
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Iglesia con un exterior muy discreto, pero con bellos retablos en su interior
Catholic church
Nestled in the heart of Soria, the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Espino is a captivating site that beckons visitors with its rich history and architectural beauty. Originally constructed in the 14th century, this stunning church underwent significant renovations during the 16th century, showcasing elements of Plateresque style. Its storied past includes serving as a headquarters for French troops in the 19th century, adding layers to its historical significance.
(Translated by Google) Church of Nuestra Señora del Espino (12th-17th centuries), on Santiago Street, attached to the municipal cemetery, in Cerro del Castillo, in Soria (Castilla). In Soria, the origin of the cult of the Virgen del Espino dates back to the 16th century. XIII. Church according to Proto-Renaissance - Plateresque - design, although the temple dates back to the 16th century. XIII; However, we only see a Renaissance church with three naves - originally a single nave with two sections with a presbytery -, with a transept, sacristy (1530), a dressing room (1707) - baroque, endowed by the royal notary Don José Martínez de Montarco -, rectangular tower (1594-1604) - with three sections, by the Cantabrian masters Pedro and Rodrigo Pérez de Villaviad -, choir and polygonal apse. In 1270 it was recorded as Santa María de Coballieda; In 1352 it already appears as Santa María del Espino. This church is the highest ranking temple in Soria after the Co-Cathedral of San Pedro. The main chapel was endowed by Don Jorge de Beteta y Hoces and Doña Mayor de Cárdenas, with sepulchral niches. The Chapel of the Gospel or Santa Ana was founded by Don Hernando de Morales. The Epistle chapel is from the Molina lineage, relatives of the Beteta. With the 'war of independence' (1808-14) the French occupied it as a barracks - destroying the central ribbed vaults - and in 1952 a fire devastated the temple - destruction of the central altarpiece and the black Romanesque image of the titular virgin - . Polychrome wooden Christ (1600), with his left arm hanging down.
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Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Espino (ss. XII-XVII), en la calle Santiago, anexa al cementerio municipal, en el Cerro del Castillo, en Soria (Castilla). En Soria, el origen del culto a la Virgen del Espino se remonta al s. XIII. Iglesia según diseño protorrenacentista -plateresco-, si bien el templo se retrotrae al s. XIII; no obstante, sólo vemos una iglesia renacentista de tres naves -en origen nave única de dos tramos con presbiterio-, con crucero, sacristía (1530), camarín (1707) -barroco, dotado por el escribano real don José Martínez de Montarco-, torre rectangular (1594-1604) -de tres cuerpos, de los maestros cántabros Pedro y Rodrigo Pérez de Villaviad-, coro y ábside poligonal. En 1270 se conseña como Santa María de Coballieda; en 1352 ya aparece como Santa María del Espino. Esta iglesia es el templo de mayor rango de Soria después de la Concatedral de San Pedro. La capilla mayor fue dotada por don Jorge de Beteta y Hoces y doña Mayor de Cárdenas, con nichos sepulcrales. La capilla del Evangelio o Santa Ana la fundó don Hernando de Morales. La capilla de la Epístola es del linaje Molina, parientes de los Beteta. Con la 'guerra de la independencia' (1808-14) los franceses la ocuparon como cuartel -destruyendo las bóvedas de crucería centrales- y en 1952 un incendio asoló el templo -destrucción del retablo central y la imagen negra románica de la virgen titular-. Cristo de madera policromada (1600), con el brazo izquierdo descolgado.
Ladelamanofurada — Google review
(Translated by Google) Located in the upper part going up towards the castle. Renaissance building heavily modified and deeply restored after a tragic fire. The proximity of the Machadian Olmo Viejo and the cemetery with Leonor's tomb add interest.
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Situada en la parte alta subiendo hacia el castillo. Edificio renacentista muy modificado y profundamente restaurado tras un trágico incendio. La proximidad del Olmo Viejo machadiano y la del cementerio con la tumba de Leonor le añaden interés.
(Translated by Google) It's a great church, a quick but nice visit, a little more lighting would be great...
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Es una gran iglesia,visita rápida pero bonita,un poco más de iluminación estaría muy bien.......
(Translated by Google) Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, on a Romanesque church, it mixes the Plateresque styles of the Renaissance with the Baroque. One of the sculptures that stand out is a crucified man with a fallen arm. Anonymous sculpture from 1600 on polychrome wood.
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Construida en los siglos XVI y XVII,sobre una iglesia románica, mezcla los estilos platerescos del Renacimiento, con el barroco. Una de las esculturas que destacan,es un crucificado con un brazo caído. Escultura anónima de 1600 sobre madera policromada.
(Translated by Google) Very difficult to access. The GPS tracking doesn't work, so after an hour of wandering around, we left.
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Muy difícil de acceder. La localización por GPS no funciona, después de una hora dando vueltas nos marchamos.
(Translated by Google) A Romanesque-Gothic gem in the middle of nature
(Original)
Una joya románico-gótica en el medio de la naturaleza
(Translated by Google) To meet Machado you have to visit this monument
(Original)
Para conocer a Machado tienes que visitar este monumento
(Translated by Google) Nice church to visit
(Original)
Bonita iglesia para visitar
Architecture firm
Uxama Ingenieria Y Arquitectura Sl Profesional is a well-known archaeological site in Soria, Spain. The town, along with Numancia and Tiermes, showcases Romanized Celtiberian heritage and offers intriguing archaeological experiences for visitors. The Museo Numantino in Soria stands out as one of the finest archaeological museums in the country.
(Translated by Google) Good
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Buenos
A T — Google review
C. Clemente Sáenz, 33 Bajo, 42002 Soria, Spain•
Confectionery store
Breakfast restaurant
Pastelería - Cafetería Mantequerías York in Soria is widely regarded as the top spot for breakfast or a quick bite. Whether you're in the mood for a sweet treat, a cup of coffee, or a satisfying sandwich, this place has got you covered. The pastries and sweets on offer are exquisite, while their coffee is also highly praised. Service is limited to counter orders only, but be prepared for it to get busy on weekends.
The place to have one of the best churros in the country for breakfast.
They do very nice tostadas too.
We visited this cafe three times during our three days' stay in Soria.
Un V — Google review
As tourist it is impossible not to see this bar/pastry shop while strolling around one of Soria’s main squares. Allegedly, this place has a very good reputation as pastry and local delicacies shop. However, we came in to drink a “cortado”. One young guy and two young girls were working at the bar. The shop was full and I had to wait almost 10’ before getting served, with only two guests ahead. The staff was surely overloaded, however they were totally disengaged from work. No smiles, no attention to the clients, if robots were there it would have been more fun, at least for the clients, to watch. I ordered a cappuccino, and with my big surprise they do it with chocolate as first layer…no comment on that. We found a seat in the back side of the shop, it was a total mess. As I am writing I am still in the shop and look at the mess in the attached photo. Nobody is coming over to clean the tables up. For sure, I won’t come ever again here.
Great pastry shop and cafeteria in the old town of Doris. Their sweet butter is a classic.
Best place in Soria for breakfast or just a sweet and coffee or a sandwich whenever you feel like! The sweets are exquisite and the coffee is also good! Service at the counter only and expected it to be full on weekends!
Someone local recommended their churros. But when I was there the churros were finished. So I had a coffee with a croissant and later tried their bizcocho de almendras. They were all perfect. I wish I had more time to try the churros.
One of the most popular places in Soria to have breakfast. Don't miss their famous "chocolate con churros"
Great place, yummy pastries, bread, toasts, chocolate with churros...I love everything! Great staff
Terrible service, waiters rude and behind the bar is filthy. Sunday evening, cafeteria packed out!
Pl. Mariano Granados, 3, 42003 Soria, Spain•
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Historical landmark
Puente de Piedra Medieval is a restored medieval bridge that allows both traffic and pedestrians to cross the Douro River in a beautiful and wooded area. The surroundings offer stunning views of the river, with remains of the Middle Ages wall and castle visible from the bridge. The Cuatro Vientos viewpoint nearby features a monument to Machado and his wife Leonor, adding historical significance to the area.
Beautifull
Karla J — Google review
Only one direction traffic at a time for cars to cross the bridge, so becarefull when walking on the bridge.
Ok
(Translated by Google) Medieval bridge restored to allow access to traffic and pedestrians. It allows you to cross the Douro River in an area that is very beautiful and wooded.
Ideal to see in summer because it is a very cool area with a lot of shadows and everything is very green. Recommended.
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Puente medieval restaurado para permitir el acceso al tráfico y a los peatones. Te permite cruzar el río Duero en una zona que es muy bonita y arbolada.
Ideal para ver en verano porque es una zona muy fresca con muchas sombras y todo está muy verde. Recomendado.
(Translated by Google) A historic bridge that crosses the Duero River and offers a beautiful view of the Monastery of San Juan de Duero. Its origins date back to the Middle Ages and it was key to the city's communications. It's a nice place to stroll and enjoy the scenery, especially at sunset. Accessible.
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Puente histórico que cruza el río Duero y ofrece una bonita vista del Monasterio de San Juan de Duero. Su origen se remonta a la Edad Media y fue clave en las comunicaciones de la ciudad. Es un buen lugar para pasear y disfrutar del paisaje, especialmente al atardecer. Accesible.
(Translated by Google) The Duero as it passes through Soria generates beautiful landscapes at any time of the year, but in autumn it is surpassed. From the bridge to the Arches of San Juan de Duero, to the Wall, to Soto Playa, to San Saturio... a marvel
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El Duero a su paso por Soria genera unos parajes hermosos en cualquier época del año, pero en otoño se supera. Del puente a los Arcos de San Juan de Duero, a la Muralla, al Soto Playa, a San Saturio ... una maravilla
(Translated by Google) Bridge of medieval origin that still accommodates traffic entering and exiting the city. The views over the Douro and also over the city are worth it.
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Puente de origen medieval que aún acoge el tráfico de entrada y salida a la ciudad. Las vistas sobre el Duero y también sobre la ciudad valen la pena.
(Translated by Google) The views from here of the Douro River are impressive. With a good view you can see the famous crab statue.
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Las vistas desde aquí del río Duero son impresionantes. Con buena vista puedes llegar a ver la famosa estatua del cangrejo.
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Castle
It is fascinating to ascend the hill and behold the breathtaking panoramas and other attractions offered by Castillo de Soria. This remarkable fortress holds an allure that beckons visitors to explore its historic premises. The ascent towards this majestic castle promises a captivating adventure, providing an opportunity to marvel at the splendid vistas surrounding it. Undertaking this journey allows one to appreciate the enchanting scenery while immersing oneself in the rich cultural heritage embodied within its walls.
(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place. The castle is in ruins, and you can barely see anything, but the surroundings are very, very pretty and perfect for strolling and admiring the different landscapes from above. It's ideal for visiting with children, as they can run freely and play on the swings. You can even drive up to the top, so it's perfect for everyone to enjoy the views.
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Es un lugar precioso, el castillo está derruido y no se ve casi nada pero el entorno es muy muy bonito y está preparado para pasear y mirar desde lo alto los distintos paisajes. Ideal para ir con niños porque pueden correr libremente y jugar en los columpios. Se puede subir con el coche hasta arriba asi que es perfecto para que todas las personas puedan disfrutar de las vistas.
Marta L — Google review
Just a few crumbling walls of pale stone - limestone perhaps? - in the middle of a lovely forest park.
Not worth making a special journey just to see the castle remains, although the beautiful park most certainly "vaut le voyage", as the Michelin Guide says about its most highly-recommended restaurants.
So don't come here expecting to see much, but certainly seek it out when you visit the Parque del Castillo.
Just one warning - it doesn't look too safe, keep the children away, don't allow them to try and climb up.
(Translated by Google) Castle ruins that cannot be entered because inside there is... A swimming pool. Yes a swimming pool. It's like a kind of summer resort. The surroundings are good with beautiful gardens and walks. Like all castles, it has a good climb that then makes you feel a bit disappointed when you see the pool inside, but the landscape is beautiful.
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Ruinas del castillo a las que no se puede entrar porque en su interior hay... Una piscina. Sí una piscina. Es como una especie de complejo de verano. Los alrededores están bien con jardines y paseos bonitos. Como todos los castillos tiene una buena subida que luego te quedas un poco ploff cuando ves la piscina dentro pero el paisaje es bonito
(Translated by Google) The Castle is not much of a Castle, but the surroundings are worth it. I advise going up to feel the nature and almost 360° views of Soria.
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El Castillo es poco Castillo, pero los alrededores si merecen la pena y mucho. Aconsejo subir a sentir la naturaleza y vistas de casi 360 ° de Soria.
(Translated by Google) An enigmatic and perfect place to rest from the noise of the city, read, meditate, or take a nap.
(Original)
Lugar enigmático y Perfecto para descansar del ruido de la ciudad, leer, meditar, siesta.
(Translated by Google) Simply interesting to see and imagine what that was like...
It's the inn's pool.
(Original)
Simplemente interesante de ver e imaginar lo que aquello fue…
Es la piscina del parador.
(Translated by Google) It's mind-blowing that among the castle ruins, which is all that remains today, there's a swimming pool with people bathing and sunbathing. It's impossible to take photos or get even close. The steep climb can be done on foot or by car, although parking can be difficult. Next door is the Parador Nacional, from whose windows in the common areas you can't see the city. The only interesting aspect of the area might be the view of the city from the wooden viewing platforms set up for this purpose on the section opposite the Parador.
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Alucinante que entre las ruinas del castillo, que es lo único que queda en la actualidad, haya una piscina con gente bañándose y tomando el sol. Imposible hacer fotos o acercarse un poco. La subida, que es considerable, se puede hacer a pie o en coche, aunque puede resultar difícil aparcar. Al lado se encuentra el Parador Nacional, desde cuyos ventanales de las dependencias comunes no se puede divisar la ciudad. El único interés del área puede ser el de divisar la ciudad desde los miradores de madera habilitados al efecto en el tramo, opuesto al del Parador.
(Translated by Google) Very steep climb on foot on the Duero side
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Monte très dur à pied côté Duero
The Palace of the Castejones is a stunning venue often used for exhibitions, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich history and architectural beauty. However, it's disheartening to see the abandoned annex buildings nearby. Despite this, the palace itself remains an impressive sight to behold, making it a worthwhile visit for those interested in historical landmarks.
Good palace
Dmitrii B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Curious architecture: how to take advantage of the corner to control the street. The exhibition, at that time, only revealed the entrance to the palace. Very stately, austere: Impressive.
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Curiosa arquitectura: como aprovechar la esquina para controlar la calle. La exposición, en ese momento, solo dejaba ver la entrada al palacio. Muy señorial, austero: Impresiona.
(Translated by Google) I came to see the palace of one of my ancestors, but it was closed. There was also a sign saying it was for sale. I would have liked to go inside and see what was inside.
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Vine a ver el palacio de uno de mis antepasados, pero estaba cerrado. Además había un cartel que ponía que estaba a la venta. Me hubiera gustado entrar y ver que había dentro.
(Translated by Google) Palace used for exhibitions. Unfortunately the annex buildings are abandoned.
(Original)
Palacio utilizado para exposiciones. Por desgracia los edificios anexos están abandonados.
(Translated by Google) They do not respect closing hours, the gardens were already closed at 7:30 p.m.
(Original)
No respetan el horario de cierre, los jardines estaban ya cerrados a las 19,30h.
(Translated by Google) I could only see the facade
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Solo pude ver la fachada
(Translated by Google) 16th century palace in which its carved entrance stands out.
(Original)
Palacio del siglo XVI en el que destaca su labrada entrada.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful abandoned building, a shame.
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Un precioso edificio abandonado, una pena.
The Palacio de Don Diego Solier is just one of the many historical landmarks that adorn the urban landscape of Soria. This Renaissance palace, dating back to the 16th century, stands as a testament to the city's rich history and architectural heritage. As you explore Soria, you'll encounter other notable sites such as churches in various styles like Romanesque and Plateresque, each with its own fascinating backstory.
(Translated by Google) We stayed in the interior part of the building, in a very well renovated apartment.
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Nos alojamos en la parte interior del edificio, en un apartamento muy bien reformado.
M. E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful Renaissance Palace from the end of the 16th century, located on Aduana Vieja street in Soria, very close to Calle Mayor.
This palace is currently adjacent to the Palacio de los Rios y Salcedo, to whose façade one of the photos in my report belongs. However, between these two palaces there would be the Palacio de los Castejones, which in the 16th century was an influential family from Agreda.
The most notable thing about the Palacio de los Castejones is its façade, its door with a segmental arch and on the lintel the noble coat of arms of the family, held by the statues of two savages.
These buildings were next to the wall gate, inside the walls, since the nobles had the obligation to defend the city.
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Bonito Palacio renacentista de finales del siglo XVI, situado en la calle Aduana Vieja de Soria, muy cerca de la calle Mayor.
Este palacio actualmente es contiguo al Palacio de los Rios y Salcedo, a cuya fachada pertenece una de las fotos de mi reportaje. Sin embargo enmedio de estos dos palacios quedaria el Palacio de los Castejones, que en el siglo XVI era una influyente familia de Agreda.
Lo mas destacable del Palacio de los Castejones esta en su fachada, es su puerta con un arco escarzano y sobre el dintel el escudo nobiliario de la familia, que sujetan las estatuas de dos salvajes.
Estos edificios quedaban junto a la puerta de la muralla, dentro de los muros, ya que los nobles tenian la obligacion de defender la ciudad.
(Translated by Google) 16th century palace in which the gallery of its upper floor stands out.
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Palacio del siglo XVI en el que destaca la galería de su pido superior.
(Translated by Google) The facade and interior NO are beautiful from the 20th century
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Del secolo XX bella la facciata l interno NO
(Translated by Google) Nice facade
(Original)
Bonita fachada
Catholic church
San Nicolás de Soria is a town adorned with historical churches and palaces, such as the ruins of San Nicolás, Santa Maria la Mayor built on top of a Romanesque church, Nuestra Señora del Espino in Plateresque style dating back to the 12th century, El Carmen Renaissance church and convent founded by Santa Teresa de Jesus in 1581.
Liitle church with one bell. looks lik ruine
Dmitrii B — Google review
This little church, occupying a small plot between two streets in the old town, was built originally in the 12th and 13th centuries, and started falling down, bit by bit, in the 17th and 18th.
It is now an open-air concert and theatre space, with the walls now supported by steel and protected by large transparent panels where there are mural paintings. It is interesting to see what is the skeleton of a Romanesque ecclesiastical building revealed in this way.
One of the paintings behind a screen is said to show the martyrdom of Thomas à Becket, he of whom the English King Henry II said, allegedly, “Who will rid me of this troublesome priest?”, interpreted by his courtiers as an invitation to murder Thomas. It does make you wonder how this information got from Canterbury Cathedral to a little town in Castile.
(Translated by Google) And halfway along the Duero River walk, we find these ruins. I thought it was free, but you have to pay €1 to enjoy this monastery. It's worth it. Now, the man who sold us the ticket, a smile or a good afternoon would have been nice ;) for another time
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Y mitad del paseo del río Duero, nos encontramos estas ruinas. Pensaba que era gratis, pero hay que pagar 1 € para disfrutar de este monasterio. Merece la pena. Ahora, el señor que nos vendió la entrada, una sonrisa o un buenas tardes hubiera estado bien ;) para otra vez
(Translated by Google) Romanesque church in ruins in the process of rehabilitation. The cover was moved to San Juan de Rabanera years ago.
(Original)
Iglesia románica en ruinas en proceso de rehabilitación. La portada fue trasladada a San Juan de Rabanera hace años.
(Translated by Google) The way I see it, it has a lot of charm, with a sinister and macabre touch, ideal for listening to the readings of legends in recent years, and it has always fascinated me, even in bad weather, that we have "enjoyed" it with the stoves they have. .
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A mí forma de ver, tiene mucho encanto, con un toque siniestro y macabro, ideal para escuchar las lecturas de leyendas estos últimos años, y me ha fascinado siempre, aún haciendo mal tiempo, que lo hemos "disfrutado" con las estufas que tienen .
(Translated by Google) They are the ruins of a church converted into a cultural center. In this case I visited Santa Claus's house and it went very well.
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Son las ruinas de una iglesia reconvertidas en centro cultural. En este caso visite la casa de Papá Noel y fue muy bien.
(Translated by Google) The exteriors are free to visit but for the interior visit you must contact the tourist office.
It was an old Catholic church, in Romanesque style.
Today only the ruins remain.
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Los exteriores son de visita libre pero para la visita interior hay que contactar con la oficina de turismo.
Fue una antigua iglesia católica, en estilo románico.
Hoy sólo quedan las ruinas.
(Translated by Google) The truth is that it is closed to the public. It can only be seen from the outside. We were able to go in one night because it coincided with activities that were held on the occasion of the festival of All Saints. We went to the reading of two horror stories and it was incredible...the lighting, the place, the people who read...fascinating
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Lo cierto es que está cerrado al público. Sólo se ve por fuera. Pudimos entrar una noche porque coincidía con actividades que se hacían con motivo de la fiesta de todos los Santos. Acudimos a la lectura de dos relatos de terror y fue increíble...la iluminación, el lugar, las personas que leyeron...fascinante
C. Real, 36, 42002 Soria, Spain•
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Observation deck
Nestled in the heart of Soria, the Mirador de los Cuatro Vientos offers breathtaking panoramic views that are simply unforgettable. This viewpoint not only showcases the stunning landscape of Soria and the winding Duero River but also provides a glimpse of historical landmarks like the castle park and the charming El Mirón hermitage. Accessible via a scenic walk from either the river path or nearby parking areas, it’s an ideal spot for leisurely exploration.
Nice
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Expectacular
(Translated by Google) Beautiful views of the Duero, with signposted access to the walls and towers in this area of the river.
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Bonitas vistas del Duero, con un acceso señalizado a las murallas y torres de esta zona del rio.
(Translated by Google) One of the best viewpoints of Soria and the Duero River. It is reached by walking from the Duero River path along a steep slope or through the El Miron hermitage with a large parking area in the Hermitage near the Leonor hotel.
(Original)
Uno de mejores miradores de Soria y rio Duero. Se llega caminando desde el sendero del rio Duero por una gran pendiente o por la ermita El Miron con amplia zona de parking en la Ermita cerca al hotel Leonor.
(Translated by Google) Spectacular panoramic view of the capital of Soria, the Duero River, the castle park, and next to the parador, Doña Leonor and the beautiful hermitage of El Mirón, all this just a step away from the city center.
(Original)
Espectacular panorámica de la capital de Soria, de el río Duero, de el parque de el castillo, y junto al parador, Doña Leonor y la preciosa ermita de el mirón, todo esto a un paso de el centro de la ciudad.
(Translated by Google) One of the best places to admire the Duero and Soria.
(Original)
Uno de los mejores sitios para admirar el Duero y Soria.
(Translated by Google) Morriña at being at such a memorable point towards Antonio and Leonor. The views from there, both of the river and the wall and towards the city and the top of the castle, are worth the walk.
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Morriña al estar en un punto tan memorable hacia Antonio y Leonor. Las vistas desde allí, tanto del río y la muralla como hacia la ciudad y el alto del castillo merecen el paseo
(Translated by Google) Four Winds Viewpoint. It is one of the interesting walks in Soria due to its history and its panoramic views of the city and the surroundings of the Duero River. Machado and Leonor's already sick walking place. Soria dedicated the monument to this couple on the occasion of the centenary of their residence in this city.
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Mirador de los Cuatro vientos . Es uno de los paseos interesantes de Soria por su historia y sus panorámicas sobre la ciudad y el entorno del río Duero. Lugar de paseo de Machado y de Leonor ya enferma. El monumento se los dedicó Soria a este matrimonio con ocasión del centenario de su residencia en esta ciudad.
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Historical landmark
Nestled along the scenic Paseo de Machado, the Monasterio de San Polo is a captivating site steeped in history, believed to have been established by Templar monks. This serene enclave offers visitors a glimpse into the past while being surrounded by natural beauty. A leisurely 2.
(Translated by Google) On the banks of the Duero River, we find this Templar monastery, the temple dates from the end of the 12th century or the beginning of the 13th century, inhabited until 1312, the year in which the Templar Order was suppressed.
The old access to the hermitage had to be made through San Polo, the warrior monks dominated that area, they controlled this passage.
The legend that indicates that the “Cristo Cillerero” of the cross of segments that is in San Juan de Rabanera was in San Polo when he was a Templar.
Inside there is a spring, medieval steles and a legend that indicates that the “Cristo Cillerero” of the cross of segments in San Juan de Rabanera was in San Polo when he was a Templar. Despite not being able to access the interior, because it is a private property, it is worth enjoying its beautiful location.
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A orillas del río Duero, nos encontramos este monasterio templario, el templo es de finales del S. XII o comienzos del S. XIII, habitado hasta 1.312, año en el cual la Orden del Temple fue suprimida.
El antiguo acceso a la ermita debía realizarse forzosamente a través de San Polo, los monjes guerreros dominaban aquella zona, controlaban dicho paso.
La leyenda que indica que el “Cristo Cillerero” de la cruz de gajos que hay en San Juan de Rabanera estuvo en San Polo cuanto éste era templario.
En el interior hay un manantial, estelas medievales y una leyenda que indica que el “Cristo Cillerero” de la cruz de gajos que hay en San Juan de Rabanera estuvo en San Polo cuanto éste era templario. A pesar de no poder acceder al interior, por ser una propiedad privada, merece la pena disfrutar de su hermoso paraje.
SUKI R — Google review
Nice. Private property, can watch only from street. Public is only old monasterium gates.
(Translated by Google) It is worth taking a walk along the Duero, visiting San Juan de Duero and San Saturio, a natural environment with several parking areas to leave your car. Furthermore, the entire path is very easy and accessible.
Walk of between 30 and 40 min.
Admission costs 1e in each “church”
Really recommended for the whole family.
Soria is a really beautiful province to discover.
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Vale la pena dar un paseo a lo largo del Duero, visitando San Juan de Duero y San Saturio, entorno natural con varias zonas de parking para dejar el coche. Ademas todo el camino es muy facil y accesible.
Paseo de entre 30 y 40 min.
La entrada cuesta 1e en cada “iglesia”
Realmente recomendado para toda la familia.
Soria es una provincia realmente bella y para descubrir.
(Translated by Google) Located around Soria, on the left bank of the Duero River. It is a small monastery from the 17th century. XIII, of Templar origin.
With the disappearance of the Order of the Temple, at the beginning of the 20th century. XIV, the complex remained in the hands of the King, and after successive lawsuits it was acquired by a nobleman in the second half of the 18th century.
It is currently private property and cannot be visited, although it is worth leaving the car at the beginning of the road and walking along the river until you reach the convent. There is an arch, which you can pass under and continue to the Monastery of San Saturio, which completes a wonderful excursion.
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Situado en los alrededores de Soria, en la margen izquierda del rio Duero. Se trata de un pequeño monasterio del s. XIII, de origen templario.
Con la desaparicion de la Orden del Temple, a principios del s. XIV, el conjunto quedo en manos del Rey, y tras sucesivos pleitos fue adquirido por un noble en la segunda mitad del XVIII.
Actualmente es de propiedad privada y no puede visitarse, aunque merece la pena dejar el coche al principio de la carretera y pasear junto al rio hasta llegar al convento. Hay un arco, por el que se puede pasar por debajo y continuar hasta el Monasterio de San Saturio, con lo que se completa una maravillosa excursion.
(Translated by Google) Monastery that is located after a beautiful walk, it can be accessed from the Center of Soria after crossing the bridge and continuing along the path that will take you to the monastery of San Saturio.
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Monasterio que se encuentra tras un bonito paseo, se puede acceder desde el Centro de Soria tras cruzar el puente y continuar por el camino que te llevará al monasterio de San Saturio.
(Translated by Google) If you go on a guided tour to more chapels through tourism, you'll pass by there. You can't enter because it's private, but its history is worth seeing.
(Original)
Si vas con ma visita guiada a mas ermitas por parte de turismo pasas lor ahí. No se puede entrar porque es de acceso privado pero merece la pena su historia.
(Translated by Google) Free entry, a place to go with the family. Everything very well preserved and cared for. Very pleasant views. You can walk or drive to the parking lot, for those with reduced mobility they allow you to enter with your car.
(Original)
Entrada gratuita, un lugar para ir en familia. Todo muy bien conservado y cuidado. Las vistas muy placenteras. Puedes ir andando o en coche hasta el parking, para movilidad reducida dejan entrar dentro con el coche.
(Translated by Google) Small church located on the San Saturio promenade, it is located next to the Duero River, surrounded by vegetation....it doesn't have much to see, but it is on the way to San Saturio.
(Original)
Pequeña iglesia situada en el paseo San Saturio, está situada junto al río Duero, rodeada de vegetación....no tiene gran cosa para ver, pero está de paso a San Saturio.
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Park
Rosaleda - Alameda de Cervantes, also known as La Dehesa, is a beloved park in Soria due to its vast size and diverse areas. The park features a grassy area for leisure activities, walking paths, playgrounds for children, and the charming La Soledad Church. Visitors can also enjoy refreshments at El Alto de la Dehesa or El Kiosko with their terraces.
(Translated by Google) Good park with numerous trees to walk at any time of the year.
The Park, which covers an area of almost ten hectares, is one of the oldest public gardens in Spain and Europe, and is commonly called by the people of Soriano “La Dehesa”, in memory of what it once was, a pasture for the livestock of the former inhabitants of the city.
Its official name “Alameda de Cervantes” dates back to 1905 and is due to the tribute that the city paid to the greatest figure of Spanish literature on the occasion of the third centenary of the publication of Don Quixote.
In the mid-20th century the park had the triangular shape and structure that we know today. The stone wall that surrounds it, composed of a continuous ashlar bench with a robust wrought iron grille and decorated with pine cones, was built between 1947 and 1950 and is 1,400 meters long. Along it there are ten smaller doors and a main door located in the Plaza de Mariano Granados, made up of two semicircular and symmetrical openings that carry stone roses and the city's coat of arms. On the lintel its name “Alameda de Cervantes” and the city's arms appear. (Soria tourism)
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Buen parque con numerosos árboles para pasear en cualquier época del año.
El Parque, que comprende una superficie de casi diez hectáreas es uno de los jardines públicos más antiguos de España y de Europa, es comúnmente denominado por los sorianos “La Dehesa”, en recuerdo de lo que fue en su día, una dehesa de pasto para el ganado de los antiguos habitantes de la ciudad.
Su nombre oficial “Alameda de Cervantes” data del año 1905 y se debe al homenaje que la ciudad hizo a la máxima figura de la literatura española con motivo del tercer centenario de la publicación del Quijote.
A mediados del siglo XX el parque tiene la forma triangular y la estructura que conocemos hoy en día. El muro de piedra que la rodea, compuesto por un banco corrido de sillería con una robusta reja de forja y adornado con piñas, se levanto entre 1947 y 1950 y tiene 1.400 metros de longitud. A lo largo del mismo se abren diez puertas menores y una portada principal ubicada en la Plaza de Mariano Granados, constituida por dos vanos de medio punto y simétricos que portan florones de piedra y el escudo de la ciudad. En el dintel figura su nombre “Alameda de Cervantes” y las armas de la ciudad. (turismo Soria)
ANGEL S — Google review
The Rose Garden in the Alameda de Cervantes Park is pretty big.
It is divided into 8 sections, which are further subdivided. The amount of labour required just to keep the weeds under control is amazing, yet alone all the dead-heading, pruning, splicing
and all the other things that gardeners have to do to keep this in tip-top condition.
April to October is the best time to visit here.
(Translated by Google) An exquisite shadow in the company of many sparrows and some squirrels.
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Una sombra esquisita en compañía de muchos gorriones y alguna ardilla.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful, well-maintained urban park that is very necessary for the city's resilience.
(Original)
Bonito parque urbano bien quidado muy necesario para la resiliencia de la ciudad.
(Translated by Google) We visited Soria and we loved it. Especially the Christmas lighting.
(Original)
Visitamos Soria y nos encantó. Sobre todo la iluminación navideña.
(Translated by Google) The park is surprisingly large in relation to the size of the city and has good specimens and a variety of trees from all over the world. It is appreciated that it is generally quite clean.
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El parque es sorprendente grande en relación con el tamaño de la ciudad y tiene buenos ejemplares y variedad de árboles de todo el mundo. Se agradece que esté en líneas generales bastante limpio
(Translated by Google) Excellent location in the Alameda Park
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Excelente sitio en el parque de la alameda
(Translated by Google) Lovely
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Preciosa
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Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
A place to find relaxation and cool air in summer when the town is full of people. A great place to go alone or meet and whisper
Devegendehollander H — Google review
What a place lots of history beautiful place very well kept.
Beatiful church from 13th century
Wonderful beyond doubt
I love
Ok
Peaso concatedra
Antiquisima
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Hiking area
Nature & Parks
Mountains
Monte Valonsadero is a hidden gem near Soria, offering extensive greenery and tranquility. The area is perfect for hikers and bikers, with trails that lead to millennial cave paintings. Visitors can also spot cows, horses, and bulls along the way. After a refreshing walk, guests can indulge in local delicacies at Casa del Guarda or stay at the nearby hotel.
Relax
Jose J — Google review
Lovely spot, great view. Unfortunately we were hoping to see the cave paintings but could not find them. We parked were google said it was, it might have been ahead but we walked around looking for them and then ran out of time. In the park where we walked among the boulders, it was lovely. Nice park. We ate at the restaurant and while it was delicious, it was expensive.
(Translated by Google) It is an area where you can go on a hiking trail, little known but super beautiful, where you can see cave paintings with areas marked with panels where they can be interpreted, it is super interesting.
In addition, the walk is simple, little traffic, you can see animals such as cows, horses or bulls and it is a beautiful environment.
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Es una zona donde se puede hacer ruta de senderismo, poco conocida pero super bonita, donde se pueden ver pinturas rupestres con zonas marcadas con paneles donde se pueden interpretar, es súper interesante.
Además el paseo es sencillo, poco transitado, se ven animales como vacas, caballos o toros y es un entorno precioso.
(Translated by Google) A spectacular spot right next to the capital, perfect for spending a morning or afternoon with the family and enjoying some easy hiking. These photos of bulls only appear during the festival season. The rest of the year, there are cows.
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Expectacular mote al ladito de la capital, para pasar la mañana o la tarde en familia y hacer alguna ruta de senderismo sin dificultades. Estas fotos de toros, solo están cuando estamos en fiestas. El resto del año hay vacas
(Translated by Google) A great place, close to the city, for some good walking routes.
(Original)
Un lugar estupendo, cercad de la ciudad, para unas buenas rutas andando.
(Translated by Google) It is a very special place, for everyone from Soria, you can enjoy some beautiful walks and then taste the outdoor guard house in a super cozy place with delicious local products, torreznos, chorizo, loin, chops, ribs, beans, salads... and drunken cake, all accompanied by a good beer or some good wines.
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Es un lugar muy especial,para todos los de Soria,se puede disfrutar de unos bonitos paseos y después degustar en la casa el guarda al aire libre en un paraje super acogedorde ricos productos de la tierra,torreznos,chorizo,lomo,chuletillas,las costillas,alubias,ensaladas.....y bizcocho borracho ,todo acompañado de un buen porrón de cerveza o unos buenos vinitos.
(Translated by Google) Spectacular to spend a day of sports, relaxation and a great restaurant
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Espectacular para pasar un día de deporte , relax y con un restaurante estupendo
(Translated by Google) Excellent place near the city of Soria, just a few kilometers on the highway leading to Burgos. It is an ideal place to walk, eat in the guardhouse, spend the night in the existing hotel in that area, see the cave paintings and in any case be outdoors in the very large existing meadows. During the San Juan festivities, this area is highly visited on the so-called "La Saca" Thursday by numerous residents of Soriano and visitors on one of the emblematic days of these festivities. It is a totally recommended place.
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Excelente lugar próximo a la ciudad de Soria a escasos kms en la carretera dé salida hacia Burgos. Es un sitio ideal para pasear, comer en la caseta del guarda, pernoctar en el hotel existente en esa zona, ver las pinturas rupestres y en cualquier caso estar al aire libre en las amplísimas praderas existentes. En las fiestas de San Juan está zona es muy visitada en el denominado Jueves "la saca" por numerosos sorianos y visitantes en uno de los días emblemáticos de estás festividades. Es un lugar totalmente recomendable.
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Stadium
Sights & Landmarks
Arenas & Stadiums
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Roberto A — Google review
(Translated by Google) 🏟️ A charming but very accessible stadium
You can watch football from any position and its employees/fans treat you as if you were at home.
♨️♨️ If you go in winter, they have a heating system in the stands to make your stay more pleasant
I hope we can return but in higher categories! 🙋🏻♂️
(Original)
🏟️ Un estadio coqueto pero muy accesible
Se ve el fútbol desde cualquier posición y sus empleados / aficionados te tratan como en tu casa
♨️♨️ Si vas en invierno, cuentan con un sistema de calefacción en el graderío para hacer tu estancia más placentera
¡Ojalá podamos volver pero en categorías superiores! 🙋🏻♂️
(Translated by Google) I liked it, even though you can only see the outside venue, I wanted to visit it since it is a team for which I have had a lot of sympathy since I was little.
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Me gustó, pese a que solo se puede ver el recinto exterior queria visitarlo ya que es un equipo por el que desde pequeño tengo mucha simpatía
(Translated by Google) I had the tremendous pleasure of visiting this piece of land about three years ago. The service was excellent, and the heating system helped us cope with the cold weather in December 2022. I look forward to returning to Soria.
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Tuve el tremendo placer de visitar este pedazo de campo hará ya unos 3 años. Buen trato y una pedazo de calefacción que nos ayudó a afrontar el frío que hacía en ese Diciembre de 2022. Deseando regresar a Soria.
(Translated by Google) A hot day for half of September.
Very good fans and a good stadium.
That's true on 🧣☃️❄️🥶 days.
Not recommended for those who are very sensitive to the cold.
NUMACIAAAA👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼 🥁
NUMACIAAAA👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼 🥁
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Día caluroso para ser 1/2 🗓️SEPTIEMBRE.
Muy buena Afición y Buen estadio
Eso si en los días de 🧣☃️❄️🥶
Nada recomendable para l@s que sean muy frioler@s.
NUMACIAAAA👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼 🥁
NUMACIAAAA👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼 🥁
(Translated by Google) Renovated and very charming stadium. Good access and grass in perfect condition. The only stadium next to the Bernabéu with heating in the stands.
(Original)
Estadio reformado y muy coqueto. Buenos acceso y césped en perfectas condiciones. Único estadio junto al Bernabéu con calefacción en las gradas.
(Translated by Google) Very good athletics facilities in Soria. It's a shame the parking lot doesn't have trees or awnings to keep cars out of direct sunlight, as June in Soria is already very hot.
(Original)
Muy buenas instalaciones de atletismo en Soria. Lástima que el aparcamiento no tenga árboles o unos tejadillos para q los coches no estén al sol directos, que en junio en Soria ya hay unas temperaturas muy altas.
(Translated by Google) The stadium is close to the city. You can walk there, in fact, most people did. Families of fans gather there to enjoy the game.
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Estadio cercano a la ciudad. Se puede ir andando, de hecho la mayoría de la gente así yo hacía. Allí se reúnen las familias de hinchas para disfrutar del partido
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Sculpture
The Leonor Izquierdo Statue is a curious sculpture located near the Nuestra Senora de la Mayor church, dedicated to the wife of Antonio Machado. The statue pays tribute to Leonor Izquierdo Cuevas, who married the writer and poet on July 30, 1909, in the same church where the statue stands. Despite her short life filled with joy alongside her husband, she fell ill with tuberculosis and passed away in August of the following year.
(Translated by Google) Located practically at the door of the Nuestra Señora de la Mayor church, we have this curious sculpture dedicated to the wife of Antonio Machado.
The reason for this peculiar location is that it was in that same church where they were married at the beginning of the 20th century. Specifically on July 30, 1909.
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Ubicada prácticamente en la puerta de la iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Mayor, tenemos esta curiosa escultura dedicada a la que fue mujer de Antonio Machado.
El motivo de esta peculiar ubicación es que fue en esa misma iglesia en la que contrajeron matrimonio a principios del siglo XX. Concretamente el 30 de julio de 1909.
José V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Sculpture by Leonor Izquierdo Cuevas
She was the wife of the writer and poet Antonio Machado
They married on July 30, 1909.
in the Church of Santa Maria La Mayor
Antonio was 34 years old and Leonor had just turned 15 years old.
Despite her short life, she was full of joy with her husband.
Already in the summer of 1911, he became ill with tuberculosis, a hopeless disease that later died in August of the next year.
He died in Soria, in a small mountain house, recommended by the doctors of the time.
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Escultura de Leonor Izquierdo Cuevas
Fue esposa del escritor y poeta Antonio Machado
Contrajeron matrimonio el dia 30 de julio de 1909
en la Iglesia de Santa Maria La Mayor
Antonio tenia 34 años y Leonor recien cumplidos los 15 años
A pesar de su corta vida , fue llena de alegria junto a su esposo .
Ya en el verano de 1911 enfermo de tuberculosis , enfermedad sin remedio que posteriormente en agosto del proximo año murio
Murio en Soria , en una casita de montaña recomendacion de los medicos de la epoca
(Translated by Google) Tribute statue of Leonor Izquierdo, wife and muse of Antonio Machado, in front of the church where they were married.
(Original)
Estatua homenaje de Leonor Izquierdo, esposa y musa de Antonio Machado, frente a la iglesia en la que contrajeron matrimonio.
(Translated by Google) Very nice statue of Leonor Left in the Plaza de Soria, an ideal place to photograph.
(Original)
Muy bonita estatua de leonor izquierdo en la plaza de soria un sitio ideal para fotografiar.
(Translated by Google) Nice sculpture
(Original)
Bonita escultura
(Translated by Google) A charming and very photographable statue.
(Original)
Una estatua con encanto y muy fotografiable.
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Hiking area
Paseo del Río Duero is an incredible natural spot to take a leisurely stroll, observe the local flora and fauna, and enjoy some exercise such as running, cycling, kayaking or paddle surfing. The entire river route offers a beautiful circular walk with serene surroundings of trees and water. It's an ideal place for tranquility and relaxation. Visitors can also find nature gardens, fishing spots, and more along the riverside trails.
Si nice to visite it.a person Can find all what is looking for to rest and enjoy his time.calm ,nature gardens ,fishing and more
Oua M — Google review
Duero rivers run throught town with trails along the side. It was a nice day to walk along the river a must for any age.
A beautiful place plenty of walks lovely scenery.
Relax time
(Translated by Google) Very well-kept natural environment with a very good atmosphere. Breathing nature next to a city is sometimes complicated, but this is not the case in Soria. They have perfectly integrated the Duero with the rest of the city. Perfect to go with friends or family.
The water of the River is very clean and you can bathe, although be careful and never go alone because there is a big difference in height between the shore and the river, making it difficult in some parts to get outside. The water is very very cold and is good for a quick 10-second dip, not suitable for the faint of heart.
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Entorno natural muy cuidado con muy buen ambiente. Respirar naturaleza al lado de una ciudad es complicado a veces, pero no es el caso de Soria. Han integrado perfectamente el Duero con el resto de la ciudad. Perfecto para ir con amigos o familia.
El agua del Río está muy limpia y te puedes bañar, aunque con cuidado y nunca yendo solo porque hay mucha diferencia de altura entre la orilla y el río, siendo difícil en algunas partes salir fuera. El agua está muy muy fría y sirve para un chapuzón rápido de 10 segundos, no apto para cardíacos.
(Translated by Google) The greenway and the walk along the Duero are very beautiful. Halfway along, I found a small bar that serves delicious torreznos.
(Original)
Muy bonita la vía verde y el paseo por el Duero. Y a mitad de camino encontré un pequeño bar que ponen unos torreznos buenísimos.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful promenade with bridges, walkways, sculptures, a leisure area, playgrounds, a canoeing area, and restaurants. It features historic buildings such as the wool washing place, the municipal wash house, a waterwheel, and access to the San Saturio Chapel across the Duero River.
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Precioso paseo, con puentes, pasarelas, esculturas, zona de ocio, parques infantiles, zona de canoas y restauracion. Cuenta con edificios historicos como el lavadero de lanas, lavadero municipal, noria de sangre...y acceso a la ermita de San Saturio cruzando el Duero
(Translated by Google) I loved it. It's a very well-maintained, natural setting. There are walkways, paths, small waterfalls, lots of trees, and, above all, the Duero River.
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Me ha encantado. Es un entorno en plena naturaleza y muy cuidado. Hay pasarelas, caminos, cascadas pequeñas, muchos arboles y sobre todo el Duero.
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Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
XII th century.
Igor G — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is one of the Soria parishes in which its exterior is modernist with a tower in which a stork usually nests. Inside we can still find a Romanesque triptych and the apse can be seen from the outside. Currently there is also a large screen on which you can make slide shows.
Classical music concerts of traditional music or Easter bands are also held there.
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Es una de las parroquias sorianas en las que su exterior es modernista con una torre en la Que suele anidar una cigüeña. En su interior podemos encontrar todavía un tríptico románico y el ábside puede observarse desde el exterior. Estado está actualmente también de una gran pantalla en la que se pueden realizar pases de Diapositivas.
En ella también se celebran conciertos de música clásica de música tradicional o de bandas de Semana Santa.
(Translated by Google) I feel it a lot and no matter how hard I try I can't help but feel like I'm in a bunker every time I enter... It doesn't seem like a welcoming parish to me in terms of structure, although the ceremonies are very enjoyable and the priest is great.
(Original)
Sintiéndolo mucho y por más que lo intento no puedo evitar sentirme como en un búnker cada vez que entro... No me resulta una parroquia acogedora en cuanto a la estructura aunque las ceremonias son muy amenas y el párroco genial.
(Translated by Google) A perfect integration of Romanesque and architectural brutalism
(Original)
Una perfecta integración del románico y el brutalismo arquitectonico
(Translated by Google) It is in my top 3 of the ugliest churches I have ever seen. The "Christ" behind the altar looks like a satanic sign, and putting papers with printed drawings hanging from the altar and the ambo is very SHORT
(Original)
Está en mi top 3 de Iglesias más feas que haya visto. El "Cristo" que hay tras el altar parece un signo satánico, y poner papeles con dibujos impresos colgando del altar y del ambón es muy CUTRE
(Translated by Google) Concrete being predominant in this temple, the union of Romanesque and Gothic styles with the new modern style has been very well achieved. A lot of symbolism in different elements in the new construction
(Original)
Siendo el hormigón lo predominante en este templo, se ha logrado muy bien la unión de estilos románico y gótico con el nuevo estilo moderno. Mucho simbolismo en distintos elementos en la nueva construcción
(Translated by Google) Without going into devotional issues, as a tourist it is not a visit worth taking into account. I don't know if the integration of the original part with the new part is too successful.
(Original)
Sin entrar en cuestiones devocionales, como turista no es una visita a tener en cuenta. La integración de la parte original con lo nuevo no sé si está demasiado lograda.
(Translated by Google) I like going to El Salvador, the priest explains very well and transmits faith. I got married and my three children were baptized.
Courage to the priest for the times we have.
(Original)
Me gusta ir al Salvador el párroco explica muy bien y trasmite fé. Hay me casé bautizaron a mis tres hijos.
Ánimo al párroco por los tiempos que tenemos.
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Park
The remarkable observation of Soria and a charming garden to appreciate the dusk. Excellent park with pleasant panoramas. Alright.
Fantastic sightseeing of Soria and a romantic park to enjoy the sunset .
Nacho C — Google review
Good park with nice views
Ok
relax
(Translated by Google) A very nice and well-kept green area, with good views of the river. Upstairs there is a swimming pool. They used to open it and it was free. Now I don't know if they will open it.
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Una zona verde muy bonita y bien cuidada, con buenas vistas hacia el rio, arriba tiene una piscina antiguamente la abrían y era gratuita, ahora no se si la abrirán.
(Translated by Google) I should have read the reviews before... small park with a few remains of what was there before... but it has so much tall vegetation... that it barely has any views... and the most striking thing... is that in the middle of the remains... A children's pool... what a way to preserve history...
(Original)
Tenía que haber leído las reseñas antes...parque pequeño con unos pocos restos de lo que hubo antes...pero tiene tanta vegetación alta...que apenas tiene vistas...y lo más llamativo...es que en medio de los restos... Una piscina infantil...menuda manera de preservar la historia...
(Translated by Google) It's perfect for a relaxing stroll. Squirrels, robins, and blackbirds watch you as you walk.
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Es perfecto para dar un paseo y relajarte . Ardilla, petirrojos y mirlos te observan mientras pasea
(Translated by Google) A very peaceful and well-kept place. The park is beautiful, and you can see the ruins of the old Soria castle. There's a viewing point from which you can see part of the city and, on the other side, the Duero River and the hermitage of San Saturio, the patron saint of Soria.
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Un lugar muy tranquilo y muy cuidado, el parque es precioso y se pueden ver las ruinas del antiguo castillo de Soria. Hay un mirador desde donde se ve parte de la ciudad y por otro lado el río Duero y la ermita de San Saturio el patrón de Soria.
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Hiking area
La Señorita is a charming and vibrant restaurant located in the heart of the city. The establishment offers a delightful dining experience with its cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. The menu features a variety of traditional dishes with a modern twist, showcasing the rich flavors of the region. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch or a special dinner, La Señorita provides an inviting setting for any occasion.
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Olmo Viejo, located in Soria, is a famous old elm tree that has been the subject of poetry and emotion. Antonio Machado's much-read poem was inspired by this ancient tree, and it still stands today. The site also features verses from poet Eulogio Munoa, adding to its literary significance.
(Translated by Google) Incredible to be in front of one of the most recognizable elements of Antonio Machado's poetry. The conservation of the remains takes you to those moments of pain in which the poet passed by when he went to Leonor's tomb in the adjacent Soria cemetery.
(Original)
Increíble el estar delante de uno de los elementos más reconocibles de la poesía de Antonio Machado. La conservación de los restos te llevan a esos momentos de dolor en los que el poeta pasaba próximo a este al acudir a la tumba de Leonor en el colindante cementerio de Soria.
Cristina H — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is exciting to see this old trunk, so emblematic of Soria and the literature of '98. It is worth visiting Leonor's tomb. The environment is very quiet and collected
(Original)
Emociona ver este viejo tronco tan emblemático para Soria y la literatura del 98. Merece la pena visitar la tumba de Leonor. El entorno es muy tranquilo y recogido
(Translated by Google) Being in the lands of Soria and learning a little about Antonio Machado's life was an experience of a lifetime.
(Original)
Estar en tierras de Soria y conocer un poco de la vida de Antonio Machado fue una experiencia para toda la vida.
(Translated by Google) We could not go to Soris and not pay our respects to Doña Leonor, wife of Antonio Machado, who is buried very close to the old elm.
(Original)
No podíamos ir a Soris y no presentar nuestros respetos a Doña Leonor, esposa de Antonio Machado , la cual se encuentra enterrada muy cerca del olmo viejo.
(Translated by Google) In front of the cemetery where Leonor's grave is. It has the poem by Antonio Machado that can be read in front of the Olmo. If you know the story, it is a moment full of emotion.
(Original)
Frente al cementerio donde está la tumba de Leonor. Tiene el poema de antonio Machado que se puede leer delante del Olmo. Si conoces la historia es in momento cargado de emocion.
(Translated by Google) To the old elm split by lightning
And rotten in its middle...
Near the cemetery and place of worship of Leonor Izquierdo de Machado
(Original)
Al olmo viejo hendido por el rayo
Y en su mitad podrido...
Cerca del cementerio y del lugar de culto de Leonor Izquierdo de Machado
(Translated by Google) It's a shame that the Old Elm no longer exists in all its splendor; it must have been spectacular!
(Original)
Una pena que ya no exista en pleno esplendor el Olmo Viejo, debió ser espectacular!!
(Translated by Google) It is moving to see the tree that inspired a great poet and that it continues to endure over time.
(Original)
Emociona ver el árbol que inspiró a un gran poeta y que siga allí perdurando en el tiempo
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3.0
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Open air museum
(Translated by Google) Traditional Soriano manor house.
(Original)
Tradicional casa señorial soriana.
Carlos H — Google review
(Translated by Google) Because I live in this place
(Original)
Porque yo vivo en este lugar
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5.0
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
The Canal Romano, a significant historical landmark, warrants careful attention when parking as the available space is limited. This ancient canal holds great cultural and historical value, showcasing the engineering prowess of past civilizations. Visitors should be cautious while maneuvering their vehicles due to the restricted area. The Canal Romano stands as a testament to our ancestors' remarkable ingenuity in constructing such an impressive waterway system.
(Translated by Google) A long stretch of the canal perfectly preserved. It is advisable to bring a flashlight to appreciate the details, such as the lights, and to avoid stepping on the locals.
(Original)
Un largo tramo del canal perfectamente conservado. Recomendable llevar linterna para poder apreciar los detalles, tales como las luceras, y para evitar pisar a los habitantes del lugar.
Eneko O — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is next to Ucero, easy access.
It is a great sensation to enter this Roman aqueduct.
Better to bring a flashlight
(Original)
Está al lado de Ucero,fácil acceso .
Una gran sensación adentrarse en este acueducto romano.
Mejor llevar linterna
(Translated by Google) A rewarding experience. It's a canal about 130 meters long, which you can enter and cross. Both sides are filled with nature and tranquility. Don't forget a flashlight and appropriate footwear, as the ground is very wet.
(Original)
Una experiencia gratificante. Se trata de un canal de unos 130 metros de longitud en el cual puedes adentrarte y cruzarlo. Ambos lados repletos de naturaleza y tranquilidad. No olvidarse linterna y calzado adecuado ya que el suelo está muy humedo
(Translated by Google) I don't know if it's correct to call it a channel; What I know is that in the Roman world it was called an aqueduct. In fact, it carried water to the city of Úxama (modern Osma). I recommend a video by Isaac Moreno Gallo, an engineer who describes it very well.
(Original)
No sé si es correcto llamarlo canal; lo que sé es que en el mundo romano se le llamaba acueducto. En efecto, llevaba el agua hasta la ciudad de Úxama (la actual Osma). Recomiendo un vídeo de Isaac Moreno Gallo, ingeniero que lo describe muy bien.
(Translated by Google) Spectacular, only a portion can be visited.
To access it, you have to open an unlocked gate.
A pleasant and cool route crosses the mountain.
You realize what the Romans did with limited resources, but with determination.
(Original)
Espectacular,solo se puede visitsr un trozo.
Para acceder hay que abrir una verja sin cerradura.
De favil recorrido y fresquito,cruza la montaña.
Te das cuenta lo que hacian los romanos con pocos medios,pero con determinacion.
(Translated by Google) Preserved in perfect condition and visitable. Once again man defeats stone.
(Original)
Conservado en perfecto estado y visitable. Nuevamente el hombre vence a la piedra.
(Translated by Google) Canal to bring water to the Roman town of Uxama. Tunnel excavated in the rock about 100 meters long. It has two doors, to prevent wild boars and other fauna from using it as a shelter.
(Original)
Canal para llevar agua a la villa romana de uxama. Tunel excavado en la roca de unos 100 metros de longitud. Cuenta con dos puertas, para evitar que jabalies y otra fauna lo usen de refugio.
(Translated by Google) Peculiar Roman excavation for water channeling about 100 meters from the road, to be seen in 5 ms
(Original)
Peculiar excavación romana para canalización de agua a unos 100mts de la carretera, para ver en 5ms
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Sculpture
Very nice place ...
Haari — Google review
(Translated by Google) Quiet place on the outskirts of the city, with good views of it. Recommended to see a good panoramic view of the city. January 2025
(Original)
Sitio tranquilo a las afueras de la ciudad, con buenas vistas de esta. Recomendable para ver una buena panorámica de la ciudad. Enero 2025
(Translated by Google) A lovely place to visit if you visit Soria.
Beautiful views of the town.
(Original)
Precioso lugar al que ir si visitas Soria.
Bonitas vistas del pueblo.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument located in a perfect spot.
Beautiful views, a very pleasant walk and quite an experience to be there seeing everything lit up at night.
Totally recommended, but I advise wearing good shoes to get there on foot. Still it's worth it because the effort is worth it hehe
(Original)
Un monumento precioso ubicado en un punto perfecto.
Unas vistas preciosas, un paseo muy agradable y toda una experiencia estar allí viendo todo iluminado de noche.
Totalmente recomendable, pero aconsejo ir con buen calzado para llegar hasta allí a pie. Aún así vale la pena porque el esfuerzo lo vale jeje
(Translated by Google) Monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus (1943-44), where the Castle Park, in Soria (Castilla), in an esplanade square, which functions as a good viewpoint, in front of the water tank. Monumental fountain with two dry jets, with a vertical monument dedicated to the Sacred Heart, according to an eclectic project from the workshop of the master sculptor Cayo Blázquez Tutor, made by him and his brothers, the master stonemasons Víctor and Marcelino, with the City Council as promoter (1940) of Soria, following the pious custom (Catholic devotion) spread throughout Spain of "the consecration by Pope Leo XIII (1878-1903) of the human race to the Sacred Heart of Jesus (1900) and the public consecration of Spain to the Sacred Heart" granted by King Alfonso rectangular flanked by two fountains, with waterfalls on shells (without water); pinnacles, balls, shields: Wheel of the Hijosdalgo Knights of the 12 Lineages of Soria, shield of Soria, shields of the old judicial districts of the province. Material: Valonsadero sandstone. The first image of the Sacred Heart was by the Madrid sculptor Luis Hoyos González; later replaced. Budget: 45,000 pesetas for the monumental base and 25,000 pesetas for the statue itself.
(Original)
Monumento al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (1943-44), donde el Parque del Castillo, en Soria (Castilla), en una plaza esplanada, que funciona como buen mirador, frente al depósito de agua. Fuente monumental con dos surtidores, secos, con monumento en vertical dedicado al Sagrado Corazón, según proyecto ecléctico del taller del maestro escultor Cayo Blázquez Tutor, realizada por él y sus hermanos los maestros canteros Víctor y Marcelino, teniendo como promotor (1940) al Ayuntamiento de Soria, siguiendo la piadosa costumbre (devoción católica) extendida por toda España de "la consagración por el papa León XIII (1878-1903) del género humano al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (1900) y la consagración pública de España al Sagrado Corazón" otorgada por el rey Alfonso XIII de España (1886-1931) en el Cerro de los Ángeles (Getafe, Madrid), en 1919. Alto prisma rectangular flanqueado por dos surtidores, con saltos de agua sobre conchas (sin agua); pináculos, bolas, escudos: Rueda de los Caballeros Hijosdalgo de los 12 Linajes de Soria, escudo de Soria, escudos de los antiguos partidos judiciales de la provincia. Material: piedra arenisca de Valonsadero. La primera imagen del Sagrado Corazón era del escultor madrileño Luis Hoyos González; luego sustituída. Presupuesto: 45.000 ptas la base monumental y 25.000 ptas la estatua propiamente dicha.
(Translated by Google) Interesting monument to visit and see views
(Original)
Monumento interesante para visitar y ver vistas
(Translated by Google) A magnificent view of the entire city. In fact, I'm attaching the photos to prove it :)
I also want to point out that I personally added this place (like many others) to Google Maps since there were many points of interest missing in the city of Soria.
(Original)
Una magnífica vista de toda la ciudad. De hecho, os adjunto las fotos para demostrarlo :)
También quiero señalar que este lugar (al igual que muchos otros) lo añadí yo personalmente a Google Maps ya que faltaban muchos puntos de interés en la ciudad de Soria.
(Translated by Google) Great place
(Original)
Ótimo lugar
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3.5
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Sculpture
(Translated by Google) Initially, the statue of D. Antonio was located at the doors of the Antonio Machado Institute. Some time later the statue, made by the sculptor Ricardo González, was moved to the Antonio Machado national hostel by decision of the City Council in agreement with the sculptor himself and with the aim of distributing the statues throughout the city.
Later, the statue was placed again at the doors of the educational center that bears the poet's name, due to complaints from the residents of Soria. For its part, the statue of his wife, Doña Leonor, stands at the doors of the church known as La Mayor, where the couple once married. (www.traveler's diary). January 2025
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Inicialmente, la estatua de D. Antonio se ubicó en las puertas del Instituto Antonio Machado. Tiempo después la estatua, realizada por el escultor Ricardo González, se trasladó hasta el parador nacional Antonio Machado por decisión del Ayuntamiento de acuerdo con el propio escultor y con el objetivo de repartir las estatuas por la ciudad.
Posteriormente, la estatua volvió a situarse en las puertas del centro educativo que lleva el nombre del poeta, debido a las quejas de los vecinos de Soria. Por su parte, la estatua de su esposa Doña Leonor, se erige a las puertas de la iglesia conocida como La Mayor, donde en su día se casó la pareja. (www.diario del viajero). Enero 2025
ANGEL S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Despite not having been born in Soria, the poet taught here, precisely in the building that is located behind the sculpture. He was also named the city's adopted son. In his work there are direct references to the city of Soria, as well as poems dedicated to it.
(Original)
A pesar de no haber nacido en Soria, el poeta dio clase aquí, precisamente en el edificio que se sitúa detrás de la escultura. También se le nombro hijo adoptivo de la ciudad. En su obra hay referencias directas a la ciudad de Soria, así como poemas dedicados a la misma
(Translated by Google) Sculpture representing Antonio Machado that is next to the institute that bears the same name. Inside it you can visit the classroom where he taught.
(Original)
Escultura que representa a Antonio Machado que está junto al instituto que lleva el mismo nombre. Dentro de éste se puede visitar el aula donde daba clase.
(Translated by Google) A good tour of Soria seeing tributes to illustrious writers
(Original)
Un buen recorrido por Soria viendo homenajes a escritores ilustres
(Translated by Google) One of the great writers in the Spanish language. Worthy tribute.
(Original)
Uno de los grandes escritores en lengua española. Digno homenaje.
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Sculpture
The Monumento a la Mujer is a striking sculpture dedicated to women, located in the heart of the city. The monument celebrates the strength, resilience, and contributions of women to society. It features elegant and symbolic design elements that honor the spirit of womanhood. Visitors can admire this powerful tribute while taking in the surrounding beauty of the area. Whether you're interested in art, history, or simply want to appreciate a meaningful landmark, the Monumento a la Mujer is definitely worth a visit.
(Translated by Google) Great decoration of the women's square
(Original)
Estupenda decoración de la plaza de las mujeres
Félix B — Google review
In a little tree-shaded square, the Plaza San Esteban, off the shopping street Calle el Collado, is this extraordinary sculpture.
It consists of a cube of white stone, about one metre in each direction, and on top, in a black or dark-grey stone, the head of a woman.
Just the head.
It’s not a bust, as there is no neck and shoulders, no neck on its own, just the head, ending in the chin. The head is just over a metre high.
I cannot say much in support of this, I’m afraid, as I did not like it and found no artistic value in it.
Sorry!
(Translated by Google) Good tribute. Nice photo comes out
(Original)
Buen homenaje. Sale foto bonita
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Historical landmark
Palacio Marqués de Alcántara is a luxurious hotel located in the heart of the city, offering elegant and comfortable accommodations. The hotel features beautifully decorated rooms with modern amenities and stunning views of the surrounding area. Guests can enjoy delicious dining options at the on-site restaurant, as well as relaxing spa treatments and wellness facilities.
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Park
Parque de La Arboleda is a charming and comfortable space where families can relax and children can have a great time playing. Despite its small size, it offers an ideal setting for spending quality time with the little ones. However, visitors should be cautious of the nearby road in some areas with poor visibility. Overall, it's a beautiful place to enjoy a peaceful afternoon with kids.
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Prudencio A — Google review
(Translated by Google) I give it 5 stars because I think they have a quality product at a good price. Whenever I pass through the area I usually stop at the company's own butcher shop, which sells retail, where you can find their products much cheaper than in other stores. In addition, the meat they make is of good quality, highlighting, of course, the torreznos or the hams.
(Original)
Le doy 5 estrellas porque creo que tienen un producto propio de calidad a buen precio. Siempre que paso por la zona suelo parar en la carnicería de la propia empresa, que vende al por menor, donde puedes encontrar sus productos bastante más baratos que en otras superficies. Además, los cárnicos que elaboran son de buena calidad destacando, como no, los torreznos o los jamones.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to spend the afternoon with the kids.
(Original)
Un lugar hermoso para pasar la tarde con los peques.
(Translated by Google) A space where you can relax, be calm...children can have a great time...so they can play at their leisure with incredible Peace in Relaxation, enjoying Family or Solitude...I Loved it...
(Original)
Un espacio donde relajarte,estar tranquila ...los niños se lo pueden pasar en grande...para que puedan jugar a sus anchas con una Paz increíble en Relax disfrutar de la Familia o en Soledad...me Encantó...
(Translated by Google) Small but very charming. Ideal to have a good time with the little ones. Of course, always keep an eye on the danger of the nearby road in some places with poor visibility.
(Original)
Pequeñito pero con mucho encanto. Ideal para pasar un buen rato con los más pequeños. Eso sí siempre vigilados por la peligrosidad de carretera cercana en algunos sitios con mala visibilidad.
(Translated by Google) Completely left hand, rake, and broom, it must also be said of the incivility of some citizens, that the place for the use and enjoyment of the scoundrel, they have turned it into a pipi can, because like everything
(Original)
Totalmente dejado de la mano, rastrillo, y escoba, también hay que decir del incivismo de algunos ciudadanos , que el lugar para el uso i disfrute de la canalla , lo han convertido en un pipi can , pues como todo
(Translated by Google) Очень уютный парк. Short story with attractions to children. Это хорошо. In metal chains there are no comfortable sides. Это плохо.
The park is very comfortable. The good square for children. This is good. Sitting in metal benches is not very comfortable. This is bad.
(Original)
Очень уютный парк. Хорошая площадка с атракционами для детей. Это хорошо. На металлических скамейках очень не комфортно сидеть. Это плохо.
El parque muy confortable. La plazoleta buena para los niños. Esto es bueno. En los bancos metálicos mucho estar no es confortable. Esto es malo.
(Translated by Google) The park is very beautiful and quiet, especially in summer, and has some picnic tables to enjoy outdoors.
(Original)
El parque es muy bonito y tranquilo especialmente en verano, y cuenta con algunas mesas de merendero para disfrutar al aire libre.
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Amusement center
Casinos & Gambling
Casino
Sports bar
If you're looking for a vibrant spot to enjoy sports and good food, look no further than Salón de juego & Sports Bar Pause&Play. This lively venue is perfect for catching a Champions League match while indulging in delicious chicken burgers that leave you craving more. The atmosphere is electric, making it an ideal place to gather with friends for some pool or try your luck at the betting machines.
(Translated by Google) I visited Pause&Play at the Camaretas Shopping Center and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the service. I especially want to highlight the attention of David, who was very kind and attentive throughout our visit. The atmosphere is excellent to enjoy a good game of pool or watch sports on their giant screens. Without a doubt, a highly recommended place to have a good time in Soria.
(Original)
Visité el Pause&Play en el Centro Comercial Camaretas y quedé gratamente sorprendido por la calidad del servicio. En especial, quiero destacar la atención de David, quien fue muy amable y atento durante toda nuestra visita. El ambiente es excelente para disfrutar de una buena partida de billar o ver deportes en sus pantallas gigantes. Sin duda, un lugar altamente recomendable para pasar un buen rato en Soria.
Toni F — Google review
(Translated by Google) Bad experience. After having enjoyed Play and Pause at other locations, we decided to go to the one in Soria... mistake. Since we entered, the attitude of the staff was completely apathetic, zero kindness, zero desire to serve.
We ordered some drinks and some chips. The waitress serves us our drinks, and 10 minutes later, she comes to our table only to tell us that she can't put the potatoes in for us. Like that, without further ado. Not an alternative, not even a slight suggestion of the rest of the letter. Nothing.
I'm going to ask for my money back and they don't know how to do it right: they don't know how to pay it back with a card, so they give it to me in cash. The worst: not an apology, not a single word, neither for the potatoes, nor for the return. He only returns the money for the potatoes. We left the drinks practically untouched since they were to accompany the potatoes and something else that we would have ordered and we left with a very bad taste in our mouths.
A real disappointment. We already know perfectly well that it is better not to return to Play and Pause in Soria. A shame, because the others we have tried are worth it.
(Original)
Mala experiencia. Después de haber disfrutado en otros locales Play and Pause, decidimos ir al de Soria… error. Desde que entramos, la actitud del personal fue completamente apática, cero amabilidad, cero ganas de atender.
Pedimos unas bebidas y unas patatas. La camarera nos sirve las bebidas, y 10 minutos después, se acerca a nuestra mesa solo para decirnos que no puede ponernos las patatas. Así, sin más. Ni una alternativa, ni una mínima sugerencia del resto de la carta. Nada.
Voy a pedir que me devuelvan el dinero y no saben hacerlo bien: no sabe cómo devolverlo con tarjeta, así que me lo da en efectivo. Lo peor: ni una disculpa, ni una sola palabra, ni por lo de las patatas, ni por la devolución. Nos devuelve solo el dinero de las patatas. Dejamos las bebidas prácticamente sin tocar ya que eran para acompañar las patatas y alguna otra cosa que habríamos pedidos y nos fuimos con muy mal sabor de boca.
Una auténtica decepción. Ya sabemos perfectamente que al Play and Pause de Soria mejor no volver. Una pena, porque los otros que hemos probado sí merecen la pena.
(Translated by Google) I went by chance since I was traveling. I wanted to see Madrid in the Champions League and I didn't know anywhere in the city. They treated me very well and the atmosphere was spectacular. The chicken burger was delicious. wishing to return
(Original)
Fui por casualidad ya que estaba de viaje. Quería ver al Madrid en champions y no conocía ningún sitio en la ciudad. Me atendieron muy bien y el ambiente era espectacular. La hamburguesa de pollo era una delicia. Deseando volver
(Translated by Google) The truth is that when I went I didn't arrive with much hope that I would get something, but I got the best prize I could have won (aside from the €200 I got in roulette). The best reward was the staff, they are all charming, cordial and attentive. Especially a worker named Gema who from the first minute was very pleasant. 100% recommended site.
(Original)
La verdad que cuando fui no llegué con mucha esperanza de que me tocase algo, pero me tocó el mejor premio que me pude llevar (a parte de los 200€ que me tocaron en la ruleta). El mejor premio fue el personal, son todos encantadores, cordiales y atentos. En especial una trabajadora llamada Gema que desde el primer minuto fue muy agradable. Sitio 100% recomendable.
(Translated by Google) My friends and I went to play pool and the truth is that we had good service from Aurora. We ordered some hamburgers and they were delicious. The betting room and machines are also very entertaining and fun to have a good time. We have felt very comfortable at home. We will be back soon
(Original)
Fuimos mis amigas y yo a jugar al billar y la verdad que tuvimos un buen servicio de Aurora. Nos pedimos unas hamburguesas y riquísimas. La sala de apuestas y máquinas también muy entretenidas y divertidas para pasar un buen rato. Nos hemos sentido muy a gusto como en casa. Volveremos pronto
(Translated by Google) I had a great time, I went with some friends, Gema attended us, she was super nice, and any questions I had she was willing to make everything easier for us. And above all, the only one who kept a smile during our time there, which says a lot about the company and the worker ☺️
(Original)
Me lo pasé genial, fui con unas amigas, nos atendió Gema, fue súper maja, y cualquier duda que tenía estaba dispuesta a facilitarnos todo. Y sobretodo la única que durante nuestro rato allí mantenía la sonrisa que eso dice mucho de la empresa y de la trabajadora ☺️
(Translated by Google) I have loved the service that Aurora has provided me. She is an excellent waitress, friendly and very attentive, always ready to help you with a smile. Very good experience, I will return!
(Original)
Me ha encantado el servicio que me ha brindado Aurora. Es una excelente camarera, amable y muy atenta siempre dispuesta a ayudarte con una sonrisa. Muy buena experiencia, volveré!
(Translated by Google) The atmosphere of the place is very pleasant and the service is first class. Lucía welcomed us with a smile and was always attentive and very professional. It certainly improved our afternoon.
(Original)
El ambiente del lugar es muy agradable y la atención, de primera. Lucía nos recibió con una sonrisa y siempre atenta y con mucha profesionalidad. Sin duda, mejoró nuestra tarde.
Urb. Las Camaretas, calle A s/n, Local OR-4 Golmayo C.C Camaretas, 42190 Golmayo, Soria, Spain•
4.4
(41)
Park
(Translated by Google) I like the area, bar, bus stop, near merineros, good atmosphere
(Original)
Me gusta la zona, bar, parada de bus, cerca merineros, buen ambiente
Juan S — Google review
(Translated by Google) The owner is very nice and the saleswoman, I also buy the lamps in this place, she always treats you with kindness.
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En dueño es muy majo y la dependienta también yo compro las lámparas en este sitio sienmore te trata con amabilidad
(Translated by Google) Ideal for all ages. Good walks to go with your pet. Good condition, careful.
(Original)
Ideal para todas las edades. Buenos paseos para ir con tu mascota . Buen estado, cuidado.
(Translated by Google) Loyalty anchor
We should not moor a ship with only one anchor, or our life with only one hope.
Epictetus
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Ancla de lealtad
No deberíamos amarrar un barco con sólo un ancla, o nuestra vida con una sola esperanza.
Epictetus
(Translated by Google) Small square, tiny park.
(Original)
Pequeña plaza.minusculo parque.
(Translated by Google) Nice place to look!!
(Original)
Bonito sitio para mirar !!
(Translated by Google) Quiet square in the city of Soria
(Original)
Plaza tranquila en la ciudad de Soria
(Translated by Google) Very pretty.
(Original)
Muy bonita.
5.0
(11)
Winery
(Translated by Google) Very good attention from the owner.
He offered us to try the aged wine and lemonade.
We came out with one of each.
Thank you for your kindness.
(Original)
Muy buena atención por parte del propietario.
Nos ofreció probar el vino añejo y la limonada.
Salimos con una de cada.
Gracias por su amabilidad.
Enric M — Google review
(Translated by Google) A family business that makes its own wines. The owner treated us very kindly, he made us feel at home.
(Original)
Una empresa familiar que fabrica sus propios vinos. Nos atendió el dueño de manera muy amable, nos ha hecho sentir como en casa.
(Translated by Google) Very good treatment and quality of their products, especially their bulk wines. This Easter's lemonade is delicious. The San Juan Festival is here, they have a very good special San Juan wine, very good quality. They also have home service at no cost. Try their wines, you will love them
(Original)
Muy buen trato y calidad de sus productos, especialmente sus vinos a granel. La limonada de esta semana santa buenisima. Ya llegan las Fiestas de San Juan, tienen un vino especial sanjuanero muy bueno, muy buena calidad. Ademas tienen servicio a domicilio sin ningun coste. Probar sus vinos, os encantaran
(Translated by Google) Excellent own wines and excellent professionals
(Original)
Excelentes sus vinos propios y excelentes profesionales
(Translated by Google) Good service and great quality! Reference site!
(Original)
Buen servicio y gran calidad! Sitio de referencia!
Vivan los Rangil
(Translated by Google) Good wine!!!
(Original)
Buen vino!!!
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