Soria

Soria

Soria is a small city with a population of less than 40,000, but it boasts picturesque scenery and is filled with historic buildings.

San Pedro Collegiate Church: Built in the late 12th century, only the magnificent cloister remains from that period. The exquisitely carved altar decorations, especially the Flemish-style Crucifixion scene, are worth admiring in detail.

Santo Domingo Church: The main façade of the church is considered one of the most harmonious examples of 12th-century architecture.

Count Gómara Palace: A representative work of Soria’s urban architecture.

Ermita de la Soledad: The chapel houses a Christ figure created by Juan de Juni.

San Juan de Duero Monastery: The decorative vaults of the cloister represent a perfect blend of Romanesque and Islamic art.

Ermita de San Saturnino: San Saturnino is the patron saint of Soria. This Baroque-style chapel was carved into the rock, giving it a romantic and primitive charm.

Soria

Reason to visit: A city in north-central Spain with stunning natural scenery

Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Spain[Spain]

Province/State where the attraction is located: Castile and León Autonomous Community [Castile and León Autonomous Community]

City where the attraction is located: Soria [Soria]