El Mirador de la Calle Mayor

In the center Palencia is where we find our accommodation, allowing you to explore and discover the old town of the city and enjoy its heritage and culture.

It is a Coqueto Apartment, ideal for a couple getaway, although if you have children or travel a small group of friends, you can stay perfectly, since it has space for a total of four people.

We start the route on the part of the apartment that you can enjoy in summer, and that is that its huge terrace, equipped with different exterior furniture, such as a table and a sofa, it is a place to relax completely.

Inside, with a classic style, we find the living room, with a two -seater sofa, which has television and, in addition, it has a lot of natural light.

Another space is the dining area, with a beautiful round table with four matching chairs, where you can eat comfortably together.

The cuisine, in an independent space, is not large, but spacious enough and equipped with everything essential so you can cook whenever you feel like it.

As for the break, we have a wide room with a large marriage bed and that also includes a spacious closet.

Finally, the stay that we have left is the bathroom, which has a shower timber.

In addition, it should be noted that if you travel by public transport, both the train station and the bus station, approximately 15 minutes are found.

pets are welcome, although you will have to consult previously, since are admitted on request.

Palencia is one of the provincial capitals of Castilla y León, and that, probably, is also one of the least known.

And, this city has to envy other provincial capitals, since it covers an exceptional historical heritage that make it an ideal place for lovers of architecture and history.

Places like the San Antolín and its beautiful crypt, or the Plaza Mayor, its nerve center, give good account of it.

But, in addition, the thing is not here. In its natural environment we can enjoy the route of the Canal de Castilla, where you can climb to a small boat and travel the old channels that were created to supply water to the crops.