Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo

Near Portugal and Extremadura, the Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo is located in the city of Salamanca from which it takes its name, built in a moat above the closing of the Águeda river. It is a 14th-century castle currently covered in ivy, which has a keep from which, as a unique observatory, one can see the landscapes of Campo Charro. It is therefore the ideal place to discover the beauty of a splendid natural environment and also to admire the monumental richness of Ciudad Rodrigo, a city with a broad Renaissance heritage. Inside, the details of its era stand out, as well as a splendid patio that invites relaxation, and the inimitable dishes of charra cuisine offered in its restaurant. The farinato, a typical dry sausage, and the succulent roasts and Iberian hams typical of the region, stand out. Let yourself be captivated by the cultural heritage of this place nestled in an incomparable setting.

• 92 km from Salamanque, 1h
• Restaurant, Bar and Garden on site