サルダーニャデブルゴスの天然記念物・トップ5

The Alto de Gandral (1,044 m) dominates the oak forest between Hontoria de la Cantera and the famous quarries from which the stones for Burgos Cathedral, Burgos Castle and the Visigothic hermitage of Santa Maria de las Viñas were extracted.

A small wetland near Carcedo, ideal for a quick stop, enjoying the scenery, and birdwatching.

Fountain next to the Camino del Cid, ideal for taking a break and filling up your bottle. A few metres away is the Olea waterfall, although I have never seen it with water.

Ideal places for mountain biking and hiking routes

Small tranquil lake to relax.

Burgos has the privilege of being one of the greenest cities in Spain. According to a municipal study from 2018, we have 37 square meters of green areas per inhabitant, with the national average being 11 square meters per inhabitant. The creation of what would later be called Paseo de la Isla was born during the Napoleonic occupation of the city. Today it is an authentic botanical garden in which we find various species of trees and bushes perfectly identified with cartouches. We find chestnut trees, maples, firs, firs, plane trees, beeches, poplars, redwoods, cedars, cypresses, hollies, alders, strawberry trees, birches, catalpas, hawthorns, ashes, acacias... In 2012 the rehabilitation carried out in the Parque de la Isla received the Alhambra award for the best public gardening project. This award is granted by the Spanish Society of Parks and Gardens.

The rosette, one of the most famous decorative elements on the promenade. The roundabout is the start of a romantic promenade about 800m long and is known as an island walk. I look forward to photos from your journey of discovery…

Beautiful park next to the river with a natural pool