20의 산 펠리체스 데 부엘나가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Quiet place, interesting views.

This simple but atmospheric statue of Francis of Assisi stands along the Camino del Norte in Viveda. In 1214, St Francis of Assisi slept in Viveda on his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

Located near the UNESCO World Heritage Altamira Caves, this center explores the lives of its early inhabitants. The Altamira National Museum and Research Center, located near the Altamira Caves, is an important place to learn and experience cave art, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This museum offers visitors a unique educational experience about the lives of the region's first inhabitants. The Neok Cave is a faithful replica of the original cave, designed to preserve the ancient paintings. Guided tours are highly recommended to maximize the experience, with guides providing detailed and entertaining explanations. Entry is free on Sundays, although there can be long queues, so arriving early is advised. The natural environment surrounding the museum is enchanting and makes the experience even more enjoyable.

The Spa is located in Las Caldas de Besaya, which belongs to Los Corrales de Buelna, and this name is due to the hot spring that flows nearby, already known since Roman times (warm waters). On November 15, 1753, the old "Camino de las lanas" or "Camino de las harinas" that ran through this point and along the Besaya, reached the rank of "Camino Real" significantly improving the transport conditions of Castilian products. that were heading to our coastal ports, for export abroad. The building is next to the railway stop across the old donkey back bridge. Years later, the main road would pass through and all of this contributed to facilitating the communications of the Spa, although at the moment they are all in disuse but the number of travelers has not decreased for this reason and they are still very crowded. The spa was built in the mid-19th century together with the hotel, guest house and casino, which was formerly an annex building. Today it is restored, being considered the oldest in the region and continues to receive those who want to benefit from its mineral-medicinal waters.

The monument is the work of the sculptor Mercedes Rodríguez Elvira from Torrelave and is modeled in bronze. His weight is 500 kilos and he is 2.50 meters tall. It represents a young San Francisco pilgrim in a place where legend and historical chronicles place him on his way to Santiago.

German-made locomotive that entered service in 1913 to transport iron ores and limestone from the Camargo mines to its factory. It is located on the greenway, near the train station, converted into an exhibition hall and tourist information office.

The old Santander-Ontaneda railway had an important stop in Puente Viesgo. Once its route disappeared, it was recovered as a place for walks and a bike path. From the spa, a straight path begins that takes you first to the old train station, a curious railway construction that can only be seen from the outside, and you arrive at the place where the "La Reyerta" locomotive recalls past times. Built in Munich in 1912, its machinery has been taken care of and restored, now on one side of the old track that it used. You can go up and feel like a driver or take pictures.

Just 2.5 km from the town of Borleña and following a very picturesque path and without difficulty, you reach this wonderful place that offers a beautiful landscape and a waterfall with a natural pool that in the summer months will be your ideal place to give yourself a refreshing bath.