산탄데르 최고의 러닝 경로

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Whenever I walk through Santander I stop by here.

The Bujilices "Tumbao" Oak, located in Ucieda (Ruente) within the Saja-Besaya Natural Park, is one of Cantabria's most unique and magical trees. The tree fell under the weight of snow and wind at the end of the 19th century, but it didn't die. Four vertical branches sprouted from the fallen trunk, developing as if they were independent trees, creating a unique and spectacular shape.

Be careful with the slope leading to the palace if you go up from Bikini Beach, it is short but very steep.

It's beautiful to see the waters meet and part, revealing a glimpse of the sand. You'll want to stay all day watching the beach appear and disappear with the tides.

Be sure to visit Faro de Cabo Mayor, it is very beautiful to look at and you can take a lovely walk from here.

Beautiful scenery along the Cantabrian coast. Once you reach the lighthouse, you can continue along a path, but be careful. There are stretches where the bike is best placed on top of you. 🤷‍♀️🍀✌️

Meet the talented child divers who were forced to work, fishing their tips from Santander Bay with their teeth. The Monumento a los Raqueros is a captivating public artwork dedicated to the city's children who earned their living in the docks. These "raqueros" were forced to loot and pickpocket before diving into the water to claim their wages, sometimes even between their teeth. Examine the sculpture and consider the tragic, unusual lives these children led. The four bronze figures of young children that form the monument make for a memorable photograph. Consider the sculpture of a young boy watching another jump into the water. One of the boys sits on the ground with his legs dangling over the quayside. Enjoy the magnificent views of Santander Bay and watch the boats on the M