Santander is one of those places you’ll fall in love with, no matter what type of travel you like. And this In Cantabria you will always find something that catches your attention.. This gourmetsFor example, you can find authentic tastes in its gastronomy. anchovy (famous all over the world) or cocido lebaniego. Athletes have the opportunity to hike on Picos de Europa and surf in the nearby Cantabrian Sea. They will also see people who enjoy getting to know new cities. Santander has a lot to offer even when it rains.
Visit to the center of Botín
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The Botín Center is an arts center designed by architect and Pritzker Prize winner Renzo Piano in collaboration with luis vidal + arquitectos. Located in a privileged location in Santander and manages to integrate the bay with the city center and the historical Jardines de Pereda.. The building protruding into the sea does not touch the land, it hangs on pillars and pillars at the height of the treetops.
Additionally, there is a reference art center inside that is part of Spain. European circuit of high-end arts centersstands out with the excellence of its programming and enables art to contribute to the development of people and society.
Get to know the Santander wall
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Remodeling work carried out in Plaza Velarde in 2006 has revealed some archaeological structures that are now on display for visitors after years of excavation and work. Santander Wall Interpretation Center. This place allows the visitor to travel through time spanning 800 years of history, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
Through multimedia resources, we understand the evolution from the medieval fishing village to the city that emerged around the modern port. The stone is just an excuse to take the visitor to other past worlds. To establish a connection between those years and today.
Shelter
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Beneath the Mariana de Pineda square (today’s Plaza del Príncipe), the people of Santander built an almost hundred-metre bunker in the spring of 1937 to protect themselves from aerial bombardment. It can be visited free of charge after its restoration..
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