The interior of the Parador has a very friendly appearance. The wooden floors and furniture offer a special grace to its common rooms, which are favoured by plants, paintings and engravings. The majority of the bedrooms enjoy peaceful views of the Duero valley. The restaurant, with a modern appearance, comforts the traveller with good garlic soups 'a la soriana' and exquisite French beans, without forgetting the typical 'migas' (fried breadcrumbs) and local roast lamb. Activities nearby include canoeing, cave exploring, climbing, cross-country skiing and trekking. The Parador is installed in the so-called 'Parque del Castillo', a tree-covered area of great beauty. It is reached by crossing the city and following the signs to 'Parque del Castillo'. The Parador rises up on a privileged height from which the extraordinary panorama of this monumental town and of the Duero can be contemplated. Its splendid large windows offer a unique landscape. The shadow of Antonio Machado, present throughout the town, can also be appreciated in the Parador, which displays photographs and poems of the Sevillian author in many of its common rooms.