Río Lobos Canyon
A natural park between Soria and Burgos with limestone walls, griffon vultures and the mysterious Templar hermitage of San Bartolomé.
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A natural park between Soria and Burgos with limestone walls, griffon vultures and the mysterious Templar hermitage of San Bartolomé.
A glacial lake surrounded by pine forests and rock walls, linked to a legend by the poet Antonio Machado.
A hilltop town with the only three-arched Roman arch in Spain and cobbled medieval streets.
Remains of the Celtiberian city that withstood Scipio's siege in 133 BC, with houses and walls rebuilt on the hilltop.
Walled hamlet of cobbled lanes and houses with conical chimneys, beside a juniper wood and the ruins of its castle.
Soria is nature and silence: the Río Lobos Canyon, the Laguna Negra de Urbión and its pine forests are among the most beautiful corners of Castile. The capital, celebrated by the poet Antonio Machado, and the Roman and medieval town of Medinaceli complete a province waiting to be discovered.
In the city of Soria, the Co-cathedral of San Pedro, the arches of San Juan de Duero and the walk along the Duero to the hermitage of San Saturio.
May to October; in autumn the forests turn golden and it is mushroom season. Winters are very cold.
The Laguna Negra, the Río Lobos Canyon, Calatañazor, Medinaceli, El Burgo de Osma and the site of Numantia.