Las Cuevas de Soria Roman Villa

Las Cuevas de Soria, Spain

Roman Villa of La Dehesa was used as an agricultural plantation in the 4th century. It has been Heritage of Cultural Interest in the category of Archaeological Sites since 1931. There you can visit a museum and the site to learn more about the family who lived here.

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Founded: 4th century AD
Category: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in Spain

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www.sorianitelaimaginas.com

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Andrea Gracia Zárate (2 years ago)
An experience with unbeatable quality, it has been a pleasure the days we have been rented (one month) The house is amazing, it has all kinds of comforts and does not lack any detail. We stayed for work (Placas Solares Manchegas), but what we are really sure of is that we will come to visit because such rewarding experiences encourage you to return to this wonderful place. And Sergio (the owner) is a super familiar person, with complete disposition and we have been super comfortable. That's what also encourages us to come back! We are super happy to have been able to be there, without a doubt. Thank you. ❤️
Juanma Sánchez Medina (2 years ago)
Tomorrow we leave home, irrico, we don't want to leave hehe and say that we have been super good, very nice house and very good location to see everything, the perfect owner cares but they are not the type to overwhelm. We will be back
Pilar Padilla Encinas (2 years ago)
We spent the May long weekend at the Villa Natura rural house. It is a beautiful and very quiet place to disconnect. The house is impressive, well maintained and with everything you need to have a good stay. Its owner has always been very attentive, very friendly and pleasant, recommending places to visit. Without a doubt, I recommend your visit.
Gorka Alderete (3 years ago)
If you want to disconnect as a family in a quiet place (and little coverage?) this is your home. Sergio (the owner) is a very nice guy who tells you everything you need about the area and who is easy to contact. The house is impeccable, it has a patio with a barbecue and a plot of land with a pool where the little ones (and not so little ones) have had a great time. Without a doubt to repeat
Silvia PS (3 years ago)
Casa Rural Villa Natura is a rural accommodation with all kinds of amenities in Las Cuevas de Soria. It has everything you could need to make your stay perfect: kitchenware, bed and bath linens, interior patio with barbecue... Sergio, your host and owner, makes the stay perfect. Communication with him is fluid and, if you need something at a certain time, you can reach him without problem. It recommends hiking routes, towns to visit and places to eat or areas to explore. The coverage is not very good so it is a perfect place to disconnect and try to forget about the problems, do you dare?
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