Soria

Soria extends across 271 square kilometers at an elevation of 1063 meters, making it the second highest provincial capital in Spain point.

The restoration of Soria began under Alfonso I of Aragon after the Moorish invasion, later transferring to Alfonso VII of Castile in 1134 point.

The twelve noble families known as Doce Linajes alternated in governing medieval Soria, establishing a distinctive administrative system in Spain point.

The municipality contains multiple Romanesque churches, including Santo Domingo and San Nicolas, alongside the Colegiata de San Pedro religious complex point.

The Numantine Museum displays artifacts from the ancient Celtiberian settlement while modern Soria processes food products and manufactures cement point.

Location: Soria Province

Capital city: Soria city

Elevation above the sea: 1,063 m

Part of: Mancomunidad para el Turismo de Montaña de Soria-Urbión

Shares border with: Garray, Velilla de la Sierra, Alconaba, Los Rábanos, Golmayo, Cidones, Vinuesa, El Royo, Abejar, Cabrejas del Pinar, Vadillo, Navaleno, Canicosa de la Sierra, Regumiel de la Sierra, Duruelo de la Sierra, Covaleda, Molinos de Duero, Ólvega, Borobia, Noviercas, Sierra de Urbión

GPS coordinates: 41.76667,-2.46667

Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:10