Hosteria Solar de Tejada is on Claustrilla Street, one of Soria’s main streets, within the city centre. Plaza Mayor de Soria is 300 m away and the Numantino Museum is 200 m away; Plaza de San Clemente is 80 m away. You can also walk to the Church of El Salvador (110 m), the House Museum of the Poets (170 m) and the Church of San Juan de Rabanera (180 m). The Municipal Market, 210 m away, adds an everyday stop to a stroll through these streets.
The city centre makes it easy to follow a walking route among civil and religious buildings: the Palace of the Counts of Gómara is 280 m away and Rincón de Becquer is 300 m away. The bus station is 950 m away, while Soria railway station is 1.2 km away. For a trip outside the city, the archaeological site of Numancia is 5 km away; Sierra de Santa Ana or Peñalba is 3 km away.
Alameda de Cervantes, 480 m away, is a green space within the city that you can add to your route after the museum or market. The Numantino Museum offers a look at Soria’s archaeological heritage; Numancia extends the visit with its landscape and remains of the ancient settlement. In the warmer months, the San Juan festivities are part of the local calendar, while the churches, palaces and squares in the city centre can be explored on foot at any time of year. You can combine cultural visits with walks around Soria, or plan an excursion to places a few kilometres away.
Plaza de San Clemente
— A small urban square to start a walk through the central streets.
80 m
Church of El Salvador
— A central church that stands out among the religious buildings in the city centre.
110 m
House Museum of the Poets
— A cultural space dedicated to the literary tradition associated with Soria.
170 m
Numantino Museum
— Archaeological collections offering an insight into the province’s ancient history.
200 m
Municipal Market
— An urban market with stalls selling food and everyday goods.
210 m
Plaza Mayor de Soria
— A historic square surrounded by landmark buildings and city-centre streets.
300 m