The Castilian style dominates in the external lines and in the interior, where some of the rooms contain valuable antiques. The tranquillity which reigns throughout the building and in its spectacular blue swimming pool are an invitation to rest and to peaceful walks. Among its culinary specialities can be highlighted grilled peppers and 'cecina de vaca' (dried beef), 'gallo de corral turresilano' (free range cock), 'bacalao a la fonda' (cod with crayfish) and 'el manjar de la Vega' (fresh cheese dessert). Activities nearby include golf, microlights, swimming and trekking. The Parador can be accessed from Tordesillas along the general road from Madrid to A Coruna, at the intersection of the N-620 to Salamanca, some 690 metres away. The accesses are perfectly signposted from any point of arrival. Tordesillas is located 15 miles from Valladolid, the capital of the province. This ancestral home rises up in the historical Castilian town of Tordesillas, an important crossroads since Roman times.  A place where the green and nature offer the guest the best of the landscape. A beautiful pine grove, with a spacious, well cared-for garden, surrounds the Parador offering the tranquillity, calm and placidity of natural spaces.