Hotel Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo

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Built into the 12th Century town walls, this Ciudad Rodrigo luxurious hotel once defended the entrance gates into the town and warned its inhabitants approximately approaching enemies. The Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo Hotel is in the immediate vicinity of all of the historic park amusements situated within this two km/1. 24 miles walled enclosure, such as Ciudad Rodrigo's cathedral and the stately buildings around the major piazza and the Palacio de los Aguila. The Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo Hotel is more commonly known as the palace of Henry II, built in 1372. The castle's piazza keep and curtain walls are a characteristic sample of 14th Century palace design and provide visitors the thrill of staying in a construction with a long and enchanting heritage. It was involved in the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo (1810) during the Napoleonic Wars and was later recaptured in 1812 by the Duke of Wellington. Interior this ivy-covered palace, hotel customers will be can gorge themselves on wealthy Castilian cuisine in the restaurant or enjoy some light refreshments at the brasserie. The Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo Hotel also highlights a prime park with splendid vistas over the Agueda dale in addition to huge conference apartment.