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Las Llamas Park or Las Llamas Valley Park (officially Las Llamas Atlantic Park) is an 11-hectare urban park in the city of Santander, in the autonomous community of Cantabria (Spain). The first phase of this green space opened to the public on May 11, 2007. Another 426,000 m² are planned, extending almost to the border with La Albericia. Once completed, it will be the most wooded park in the city.

The Pozos de Noja, known for its two artificial lagoons, the result of the industrial legacy of the old electricity company in the area, are proud to present their latest tourist innovation: a swing and a giant bench, unique spots for contemplating the landscape but also promising to be the setting for countless memories and photographs that will capture the essence of Cantabria. Access via SENDA DE TUERRA, with a bicycle path to the wells.

Almost 2 hectares, it must be beautiful on a cloudy day. I tried to skirt it but had to give up.

A joyful corner, to think, to stop.

The Natural Park of the Marismas de Santoña, Victoria and Joyel is the largest wetland in Cantabria with an area that covers 6679 hectares. It is the ideal place for bird watching - more than 121 species of waterfowl live here.

The Oyambre Natural Park has an extension of 57 square kilometers and consists of enormous beaches surrounded by an extensive forest mass. The Picos de Europa mountain range in the background is impressive. It is a territory of great ornithological richness, located mainly in its estuaries and marshes.

A wonderful and very quiet place with a gravel track that runs next to the reservoir that is a real blast!

From this small platform located in an elevated area next to the path, you have wonderful views of the Noja wells and with good visibility you can also see the coast of Santander.