Top Sites and Landmarks to Visit in Syria, Spain

The Spanish province of Soria is located within the autonomous community of Castile and León, northwest of Madrid Directly south of La Rioja.

It is characterised by picturesque nature reserves, mountains, rivers and lakes, and is also famous for its architectural heritage and religious monuments.

Below are the most important sites and landmarks that you can see in Syria. In Spain.

The most beautiful sites and landmarks in Syria, Spain

Numanissa Archaeological Site, Syria - Spain

Eight kilometres (5 miles) from the city of Soria, you will find the archaeological site of Numanisa.

Where there were once three ancient cities – one prehistoric, one Celtiberian and one Celtiberian-Roman.

The site remained hidden until the 19th century, but it was founded about 2,000 years before it belonged to the Romans in 133 BC.

Numanisa Archaeological Site

Castle of Gormaz, Soria - Spain

Located about an hour's drive southwest of the city of Soria, this castle dates back to the 10th century.

Said to be the tallest castle in Europe, its fortress-like walls stretch along the ridge and are protected by 28 towers.

Visitors can also head inside the castle to see it, as well as walk around its perimeter.

Castle of Gormaz

Monastery of San Juan de Duero

The Monastery of San Juan de Duero is one of the finest examples of medieval Christian architecture, as well as Romanesque architecture in the area.

Built in the 12th century, it contains elements of Jewish, Islamic and Christian cultures.

Inside you will also see beautiful examples of Gothic and Mudejar arches and intricate detailing.

Monastery of San Juan de Duero

Cathedral of Burgo de Osma

Located in a small town, this cathedral is one of the most famous and magnificent cathedrals in the province.

In the Gothic style, it was built in the 13th century, on the site of an old Romanesque building.

Inside, visitors will find an elegant cloister and the ornate tomb of San Pedro de Osma.

Cathedral of Burgo de Osma

The Lobos River cuts its way between the provinces of Soria and Burgos, and part of it has become a designated nature reserve.

It is dotted with limestone canyons, towering rock faces and dense forests.

The reserve is famous for its birds of prey, where you can spot Egyptian vultures, griffon vultures, eagle owls and even golden eagles.

Lobos Canyon River Nature Preserve

Nomantino di Soria Museum

The Numantino Museum in the Province of Soria explores the history of the city both through art and archaeology.

It focuses in particular on the discovery of artifacts at the ancient Roman site of Numancia.

You can see a variety of historical objects here from ceramics and jewelry to mammoth bones.

Nomantino di Soria Museum

Ermita di San Satorio Hotel

Built in the 18th century, this hotel clings to the banks of the Duero River, making for a very impressive view.

It was built on the site of the cave of the hermit San Saturio, who is believed to have lived around the 5th century.

Inside, visitors can see beautiful frescoes that tell the story of San Saturio's life, as well as his tomb.

Ermita di San Satorio Hotel