Hospedería Castilla Plaza Mayor is on Plaza Mayor in Ciudad Rodrigo, in the historic centre of a walled town in Salamanca. The square is a useful landmark for exploring its streets and monumental buildings on foot. Casa de los Herrera Maldonado, dating from the 15th century, is 40 m away; the Artillery Barracks, home to the Salamanca Provincial Council, is 70 m away. Plaza del Buen Alcalde, another place to continue your walk through the centre, is 100 m away.
Santa María Cathedral and the Castle of Enrique II of Trastámara are both 200 m away. Nearby, you'll also find Cerralbo Church, 130 m away, and the Nuevo Fernando Arrabal Theatre, 190 m away. The Historical-Military Museum of the Peninsular War is 70 m away, while the Chamber Pot Museum is 230 m away. Ciudad Rodrigo railway station is 1.3 km away; Carpio de Azaba station is 7 km away. The town of La Alberca is 38 km away.
To explore the area's heritage, you can visit the cathedral, the castle and historic gates such as Puerta de la Colada, 210 m away, and Puerta de Santiago, 250 m away. The Municipal Food Market is 360 m away and makes another stop in the centre easy to add to your visit. Ciudad Rodrigo is also known for Carnaval del Toro, a local celebration that brings life to its streets in winter. At any time of year, the compact historic centre makes it easy to plan walking routes between squares, churches, museums and monuments.
Cathedral of Santa María
— Historic church in the old town, with notable architecture and religious heritage.
200 m
Castle of Enrique II de Trastámara
— Medieval fortress and one of the main local landmarks.
200 m
Historical-Military Museum of the Peninsular War
— Museum dedicated to military history and the Napoleonic conflicts.
70 m
Casa de los Herrera Maldonado (15th century)
— Historic 15th-century building beside the main square.
40 m
Municipal Food Market
— Central market where you can browse stalls and local produce.
360 m
Nuevo Theatre "Fernando Arrabal"
— Local cultural venue with a programme of theatre and performances.
190 m