• Morning (9:00 AM): Start your day with a traditional Zamoran breakfast at 📍 Cafetería Zamora, known for their tostadas with local olive oil and tomato. Let the kids try the chocolate con churros!
• Mid-morning (10:30 AM): Explore the historic city center, beginning with the 📍 Zamora Cathedral, a magnificent example of Romanesque architecture. The kids will enjoy climbing the tower (if open) for panoramic views.
• Lunch (1:00 PM): Indulge in a hearty Zamoran lunch at 📍 Restaurante Casa Mariano. Try the arroz a la zamorana (rice with pork ribs) and the bacalao a la tranca (salt cod). They usually have kid-friendly options.
• Afternoon (3:00 PM): Take a leisurely stroll along the 📍 Duero River. Rent a paddleboat for some family fun on the water.
• Evening (7:00 PM): Enjoy tapas at 📍 Bar El Lobo, famous for its creative pintxos and lively atmosphere. Introduce the kids to different tapas flavors.
• Dinner (9:00 PM): Head to 📍 Restaurante Sancho 2 for a more formal dining experience. Their grilled meats are excellent, and the ambiance is welcoming.

• Morning (9:30 AM): Visit the 📍 Museo Baltasar Lobo, dedicated to the works of the renowned sculptor. The outdoor sculpture garden is especially appealing for families.
• Mid-morning (11:00 AM): Explore the 📍 Walls of Zamora, a testament to the city's rich history. Walk along the ramparts and imagine life in medieval times.
• Lunch (1:30 PM): Have lunch at 📍 Restaurante París , known for their traditional dishes. Try the sopas de ajo (garlic soup) and lechazo asado (roast lamb).
• Afternoon (3:30 PM): Take a scenic drive to 📍 Lago de Sanabria, the largest glacial lake in Spain. Enjoy swimming, kayaking, or simply relaxing by the lake.
• Dinner (8:30 PM): Enjoy a lakeside dinner at a restaurant near 📍 Lago de Sanabria, savoring fresh fish and local specialties.
• Evening (10:00 PM): Return to Zamora.

• Morning (9:00 AM): Visit the 📍 Mercado de Abastos de Zamora, the local food market. It’s a great place to see (and sample!) local produce, cheeses, and meats.

• Mid-morning (10:30 AM): Take a cooking class focused on Zamoran cuisine. Several local chefs offer family-friendly classes. Search online for options, it is a great way to connect with the local culture.

• Lunch (1:00 PM): Enjoy the fruits of your labor! Eat the food you made.

• Afternoon (3:00 PM): Explore the 📍 Iglesia de Santiago el Viejo, a beautiful Romanesque church with fascinating historical significance.

• Evening (6:00 PM): Enjoy a farewell dinner at 📍 La Taberna del Rincón de Antonio, known for its authentic Zamoran cuisine and cozy atmosphere. Consider trying pulpo a la gallega (Galician-style octopus) as a special treat.

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• Transport: Zamora is easily accessible by car. 🚗 Alquiler de Coche (Mejor Precio) is your best bet to see surrounding areas such as the Lago de Sanabria. The city center is walkable, but consider using local buses for longer distances. The train station connects Zamora to major Spanish cities. ✈️ Vuelos Baratos (Expedia) can help you plan flights if needed.
• Safety: Zamora is a safe city. Take normal precautions against pickpockets, especially in crowded areas.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and Autumn offer pleasant weather for exploring. Summer can be hot, and winter can be cold.
• Food Allergies: Spanish restaurants are generally accommodating to dietary restrictions. Be sure to clearly communicate any allergies.
• Family Friendliness: Zamora is a fantastic choice for a family holiday.

This itinerary offers a taste of Zamora's culinary delights and historical charm, creating a memorable and delicious family vacation. Enjoy the food, the sights, and most importantly, the time spent together!