Douris Temple is on the banks of the Duero River, beside a stone bridge, in an area where you can combine a riverside walk with visits to historic sites. The Arches of the Cloister of San Juan de Duero are 150 m away and San Juan de Duero Monastery is 170 m away. San Polo Monastery is about 200 m away, while San Saturio is 600 m away. Paseo de San Prudencio, 240 m away, and Sotoplaya, 480 m away, offer other nearby stretches for walking by the water.
Heading towards the centre of Soria, the Co-Cathedral of San Pedro is 450 m away and Plaza Mayor is 900 m away; the Numantino Museum is 1.4 km away. Soria Bus Station is 2.1 km away and Soria railway station is 2.2 km away. For an outing beyond the urban area, the archaeological site of Numancia is 4.6 km away, offering a visit focused on the history of the Celtiberian city.
You can plan your route around different themes: religious architecture at the Co-Cathedral and monasteries, local history at the Numantino Museum, and archaeology at Numancia. For an outdoor plan, the Duero, Paseo de San Prudencio and Sotoplaya are nearby, and Sierra de Santa Ana or Peñalba is 2.2 km away. Hiking and canoeing add some activity to your itinerary and let you alternate city visits with time by the river.
Monastery of San Juan de Duero
— A medieval monastic complex beside the Duero, known for its Romanesque cloister.
170 m
Paseo de San Prudencio
— A green route beside the river for walking and enjoying the scenery.
240 m
Co-Cathedral of San Pedro
— A historic Soria church with religious architecture and artistic heritage.
450 m
San Saturio
— A hermitage associated with Soria’s patron saint, built on a rocky site.
600 m
Plaza Mayor de Soria
— A traditional square in the old town, surrounded by buildings and arcades.
900 m
Archaeological site of Numancia
— A Celtiberian archaeological site associated with the famous siege of the ancient city.
4,6 km