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Beginning of the Pas greenway. The route runs along the old railway line, so there are no large slopes. Ideal for everyone

This green path runs along the old railway line that linked Astillero and Ontaneda with the Cantabrian coast. In total, it is a journey of about 34 km between green grasslands, deciduous forests and small livestock farms.

A high-rise stone structure symbolizing an imaginary church halfway between the Romanesque and Gothic styles. Under the representation of a portico in which different trades in the area are represented, there is an altar. There is also a sculpture of a pilgrim that symbolizes the search for truth and four reliefs that represent Santiago, Santo Toribio, San Pedro and Jesus. It is designed by José Antonio Barquín Ruiz in 1958 as a tribute to the pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago del Norte.

Municipal park with large green areas, tables and barbecues to eat there. There is access to a guarded bathing area and a bike lane around it. You can see planes landing from the park.

El Astillero, also known simply as Astillero, owes its name to the fact that the shipyards that serve the Port of Santander were located in the municipality since the 16th century and are still in use today. The confluence of the estuaries and the coast of the bay forms a large expanse of wetlands where various migratory birds nest throughout the year.

It is located in the town of El Astillero, (Cantabria). It is a high-rise stone structure symbolizing an imaginary church straddling the Romanesque and Gothic styles. Under the representation of a portico in which different offices of the area are represented there is an altar or ara. The sculptural ensemble also contains a sculpture of a pilgrim that symbolizes the search for truth and four reliefs representing Santiago, Santo Toribio, San Pedro and Jesús. Work designed by José Antonio Barquín Ruiz (Los Corrales de Buelna, 1958) as a tribute to the pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago del Norte. Opened in 2003. https://www.turismodeobservacion.com/foto/monumento-al-peregrino-en-astillero/47952/

Important shipyard, which since the 16th century has served the city of Santander.

The Orconera loading dock or also called Puente de los Ingleses, is a metallic structure that is part of the idiosyncrasy of El Astillero. Designed by the engineer José MacLennan and built from 1891 to 1893 to load the iron that came from the Obregón mines after being washed in the Solía estuary.