Soria, Spain: North-Central Spain’s Romanesque Treasure
Soria, Spain has picturesque, well-preserved traditional thoroughfares and buildings that are a feast to the eyes of the cultured traveler. Vacationers will find a wealth of delicious local fare, entertainment, attractions and guided tours that will make their trip to the city a memorable one. Visit Soria via Zaragoza Airport in Zaragoza (169.0 km) and the Madrid-Cuatro Vientos Airport in Madrid (239.5 km).
Best Time to Visit
Soria is pretty dry throughout the year and has warm, short summers. Sightseeing and exploring the city is recommended during these times; late June till early September and for warm weather, book trips in early-June till mid-August. For recommended Soria hotels, the well-lit, spacious rooms and excellent contemporary facilities in Rincon de Gala plus the elegance and comfort of Hostel Soria will make fans out of picky travelers. If location is your priority, Parador de Soria is a good choice, situated close the main square.
What to Do & Area Attractions
A constant traveler favorite in Soria, Spain is the Hermitage of San Saturio, the abode of Saint Saturius of Soria who was officially canonized as patron saint of the city in 1628. The place also offers an excellent view of the River Duero. Get a dose of the area’s history by visiting the Museo Numantino de Soria where scores of artifacts from mammoth bones, ceramics and jewelry are on display. Another place of interest is the Palace of Los Condes de Gómara, a Renaissance-style structure, which now accommodates the courthouse.