리쿠에바 델 레호 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

a must-see to admire the views and have a coffee

one of the most iconic views of San Vicente de la Barquera

enjoy your trip

3km at 12%, first section of concrete, it's very hard, ramps of 15% but when you get to the top it's beautiful and worth it

One of the great wonders of geology that houses an unusual diversity of speleothems characterized by their beauty and abundance. In addition, the cave preserves an exceptional heritage of industrial archeology derived from the exploitation of zinc and lead that, from the mid-19th century to the end of the 1970s, was active in the Sierra de Arnero. A tourist visit lasts one hour but there is also the option of doing a 2.5 km route where you can feel like a speleologist for a day exploring the cave galleries in their natural state.

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.

With 500 meters in length, the bridge connects the town across the length and breadth of the San Vicente estuary. The first bridge was made of wood; then a stone one was built in the 15th century. On this, the current one was finished, during the reign of Carlos III. It represents the most traditional access road to reach San Vicente de la Barquera. When it was built in medieval times, it was listed as one of the most impressive works of naval engineering. There are privileged views of the estuary.

San Vicente de la Barquera is an impressive fishing village located in the heart of the Oyambre natural park. Located between two estuaries, San Vicente faces the sea. The landscape changes constantly with the tides and the sight of the boats perched on the sand at low tide is very particular. In Roman times, San Vicente was already an important port. In the Middle Ages, notable buildings such as the church of Santa María de los Ángeles were built and today the remains of the wall and the castle remain. However, the most appreciated monument is the stone bridge of La Maza, with its 28 eyes, built by order of the Catholic kings in the 16th century. From this bridge you can appreciate one of the most characteristic views of San Vicente, the contrast of the snow-capped peaks of Europe and the mouth of the estuary to the Cantabrian Sea.