Duero Route - Soria
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Nestled between two hills and watered by the waters of the Duero River, east of Castile and León, stands the ancient city of Soria.
Discover the so-called ' city of poets ', whose streets and squares proudly display a rich heritage and a beautiful set of Romanesque art and architecture of extraordinary level.
Enjoy its natural enclave, which offers places full of magic and unrepeatable landscapes, while the lively cultural life of the city is committed to a wide variety of cultural events for all tastes.
The table should not miss the tasty torreznos, the star dish of local cuisine.
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