The 'Trojan Horse' is a Valladolid treat. The restaurant, set around a stunning, Renaissance-style courtyard, is as sophisticated in flavours as the dining room is classy in design – try the solomillo con roquefort (sirloin with Roquefort cheese). The taberna (tavern) downstairs also has brilliant raciones. Reservations are recommended for the restaurant, especially at weekends.
El Caballo de Troya
Valladolid
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26.68 MILES
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0.61 MILES
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17.43 MILES
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Iglesia de Santa María de Mediavilla
22.73 MILES
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0.41 MILES
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Museo del Tratado de Tordesillas
17.54 MILES
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0.32 MILES
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