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If you want to unravel the hidden poet in you then look no further. Soria province, that forms part of the region of Castile and León, is the place that will awaken the poet in you.

The mesmerising beauty prevailing in this province attract masses of tourists and locals alike.

Soria caters for everyone, from the vibrant sort of tourists to the laid back sort. With a wealth of Romanesque architecture, medieval streets, cathedrals and numerous facilities on offer, you won't be short of something to amuse you.

Tease your taste buds with the assortment of traditional gastronomy delights served in this province. Most of the dishes are meat based, so get on and gulp down the delights with the finest of wines.

Its capital is Soria city. The cathedral town of the province is El Burgo de Osma. San Esteban de Gormaz, Almazán, the historic and artistic towns of Medinaceli and El Burgo de Osma are worth visiting.

 
Days Out in the Soria province
>> The Church of San Juan de Rabanera at Soria city - this church is a good sample of the wonderful architectural charm cherished in this province. The bronze statues are something to look out for here.

>> San Miguel Church at San Esteban - this Romanesque church, declared part of Spain's Cultural Heritage built in 1081, was the first arcaded Romanesque church in the province. Set at the old city formed by a castle on top of a hill overlooking the entire valley and several main streets, this church makes an interesting stop.

>> The palace of the Counts of Altamira at Almazán - situated in the main city square this palace is an architectural wonder making it truly worth of a visit.
>> The collegiate church at Medinaceli - this 16th century flamboyant Gothic style church built on the site of the Romanesque church of Santa María la Mayor, is renowned for its Romanesque crypt, the carving of Cristo de Medinaceli from the 16th century and the organ from the 18th century.
 
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