Lubia II

Located in the Soriano town of Lubia, which takes the name, this rural house is located in an ideal place for mushroom lovers. Being surrounded by Pinares, which are a place that encourages the growth of fungi and mushrooms, an important mycological route comes out and its restaurants specialize in autumn in menus with this delicacy.

Built on 2 floors following the traditional architecture of the area, this house was used until the nineteenth century as the Cura house. The house can house up to 10 people, to which these rooms offer:

• 6 bedrooms, 4 of them furnished with 2 individual beds and the other 2 furnished with a single bed.

• 2 bathrooms located on the upper floor that serve all rooms and a small cleaning on the ground floor.

• A cuisine fully equipped and equipped with electric stoves, to give the kitchen a more traditional flavor.

• A living room with a fluffy sofa and leather seats in which to sit down to play board games, read or see the television after a day of walks through the forest.

• A garden that shares with the other house of the whole and that has a barbecue to be able to taste outdoor meals.

In addition, the house offers the following services:

• Wi -Fi to the Internet to upload photographs from around social networks

• tourist information and mycological one over the area.

• heating to heat the house in the coldest times.

Lubia is a Soriano village of about 65 inhabitants that is located within the municipality of Cubo de la Solana. This town is close to an area of ​​pine forests through which various forest clues run that allow the hiker to contemplate deer, roe decks, wild boars and even the elusive black stork. From this town parties a mycological route that covers 7.1 kilometers.

8 minutes away from the highway you can reach the city of Soria, which stands out for its Castillo, remains of the old fortress that defended the city in the twelfth century and that today is located in the Parque del Castillo, which offers excellent views of the Duero. In this city, the defensive wall is also preserved, which dates from the same time as the castle, and which is almost completely preserved surrounding the city.

Worth seeing in Soria is also the palace of the counts of Gómara, the building that best represents the civil reducing architecture of all Soria, which was built in the 16th century and which retains inside the porticado patio of 2 floors.