Medinaceli (Soria) | Qué ver en la Ciudad del Cielo

< Section > < h3 > About Medinaceli (Soria) ю 124; What to see in the City of Heaven < / h3 > < p > Villa with the only three-way Roman arch from Spain < / p > < / Section > < Section > < h3 > What to See < / h3 > < p > Medinaceli: The crossroads of Soria's Cultures and Historical Heritage Medinaceli, known as the "City of Heaven," stands up on a hill that dominates the Jelon valley in Soria Province. A historic and artistic conjunct, this villa stands out as a strategic place where the Roman, Arabic and Christian cultures lived together, leaving an architecture legacy unique to the Iberian Peninsula. Unjustifiable Monuments and Historical Heritage The tour of the historic centre of Medinaceli is a time journey. Its structure of paved streets and porticades houses monuments of international relevance that narrate centuries of history. The Roman Arch of Medinaceli: Unique in Spain with its three moors, this first-century A.D. arc is an indisputable symbol of the village and one of the most spectacular entrance gates of the Roman Empire in Hispania. Duchal Palace: Renaissance building of the 16th century situated at the Plaza Mayor, headquarters of Medinaceli's house and currently contemporary art centre. Roman Mosaics: Important vestiges of the old occilis that are preserved in an excellent state within the palaciego enclosure. Collegiate of Our Lady of Asunción: Gothic temple that houses within its famed Christ of Medinaceli. Nature and Hiking Roads The natural environment of Medinaceli offers landscapes with high geological and botanical value. It's a favorite destination for active tourism and monitoring of nature in South Soria. Ruta del Cid: Medinaceli is a fundamental stop at this cultural path that follows Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar's footsteps. Valle del Jalón: A number of trails allow you to explore the diversity of the area, ideal for hiking and nature photography. Salines de Medinaceli: A unique area that shows the historic importance of the production of salt in the region. Culture and Tradition The villa is also famous for its ancestral celebrations, such as the Toro de Júbilo, a rite of Celtiberic origin declared Regional Tourist Interest Festivals. Also, its gastronomic offer, based on hunting and Spanish roast, complements an unparalleled cultural visit. Visitar Medinaceli is to discover one of the most beautiful villages of Spain, where the conservation of its Roman wall, its castle and its Arabic collection offer a first level tourist experience less than two hours from Madrid. < / p > < / Section >