
Explora los sabores auténticos de Santander en una experiencia gastronómica inolvidable.
Santander is the capital of the autonomous community of Cantabria, located in the north of Spain, on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea.With an approximate population of 173,635 inhabitants in the city and more than 400,000 in its metropolitan area, it is the economic, cultural and administrative center of the region.The city stands out for its emblematic bay, which gives it a unique maritime landscape and a mild oceanic climate.Santander combines its rich history with a modern urban infrastructure, offering beaches, parks and architecture that mixes the traditional with the contemporary.It is an important commercial and tourist port, known for its gastronomy based on seafood and for cultural events such as the Santander International Festival.Its strategic location makes it a key point for the connection between northern Spain and Europe, in addition to being a benchmark in international banking thanks to the presence of Banco Santander.
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The gastronomy in Santander stands out for its traditional Cantabrian cuisine, with fresh products from the sea and the land, in addition to a growing offer of modern restaurants and tapas.
Large park where almost 150 animal species from all over the world coexist in semi-freedom.It offers activities for visitors and is ideal for spending a day in contact with nature and fauna.
Medieval town declared a historical-artistic complex, famous for its architecture and cobblestone streets.Nearby is the Altamira Museum, which houses a replica of the famous caves with prehistoric rock art.
Coastal town known for its modernist architecture, highlighting Gaudí's El Capricho, a unique work by the architect.It also offers beaches and an interesting cultural atmosphere.
Excursion to the impressive Picos de Europa mountain range, with the possibility of visiting the picturesque town of Potes, center of the Liébana valley, with history, gastronomy and mountain nature.
Coastal town famous for its canning industry and its beaches.The excursion includes a visit to a traditional canning factory and a boat ride to enjoy the natural environment and the coast.
Visit to the largest redwood forest in Europe, located in Cabezón de la Sal, followed by a tour of the charming coastal town of San Vicente de la Barquera, with beaches and historical heritage.
Set of caves with cave paintings declared a World Heritage Site, located in Puente Viesgo.The visit allows you to learn about the prehistoric art and history of the region.
Excursion to the emblematic Lakes of Covadonga, in the Picos de Europa National Park, with mountain and nature landscapes.Also visit the historic town of Cangas de Onís, with its Roman bridge.
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Ver guía completaTry the 'rabas' (fried squid), the 'Santoña anchovy', and the cocido montañés, emblematic dishes of Santander and Cantabria.
Enjoy orujo, a traditional Cantabrian liquor, and the white wines of the region, ideal to accompany local cuisine.
Don't miss the sobao pasiego and the quesada pasiega, two typical Cantabrian sweets that you will find in local pastry shops.
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