Are you looking for free things to do in Cantabria? These are the best places to visit:
1Embarcadero Palace
SantanderEl Palacete del Embarcadero is a significant building located in the city of Santander, in the region of Cantabria, Spain. This architectural gem is a part of the city's rich history and cultural heritage, offering a unique glimpse into the past. 2Vital Alsar
SantanderVital Alsar Ramírez was a renowned sailor and scientist known for his extremely long sailing expeditions. His life was deeply intertwined with nature and the sea, and his adventures have left a significant mark on the world of sailing. Visitors interested in maritime history and exploration will find his story fascinating. 3Museo Etnográfico de Cantabria
Camargo 4Bullfighting Museum
SantanderVisit the museum dedicated to bullfighting - its history as well as contemporary issues. Free entrance, right at the Santander bullring. 5Centro de Visitantes de la Piedra en Seco
Valderredible 6Barquillero Museum
Santillana del Mar 7Jesus Otero Museum
Santillana del Mar 8Santa Ana Castle
Castro-UrdialesSanta Ana Castle is a fortress situated on a rocky promontory in Castro-Urdiales. It shares the peninsula with the fortified church of Sta. Mª de la Asunción from the 13th century, the ruins of another previous church, San Pedro from the 12th century, and the hermitage of Santa Ana. This location offers a unique blend of historical architecture and natural beauty. 9Roman Bridge of Liérganes
LiérganesThe Roman Bridge of Liérganes, also known as El puente mayor de Liérganes, is a significant historical structure located in the town of Liérganes in Cantabria, Spain. This bridge is a testament to the architectural prowess of the late 16th century and serves as a symbol of the town's rich history. 10Centro de Interpretación del Hombre Pez
LiérganesThe Fish Man of Liérganes, also known as Francisco de la Vega Casar, is a legendary figure in Cantabrian mythology. This intriguing character is the focus of the Centro de Interpretación del Hombre Pez in Liérganes. The legend tells the story of Francisco, who disappeared while swimming in Bilbao in 1674 and was believed to have been transformed into a fish-like creature. He was reportedly sighted in various locations, including Denmark, the English Channel, and the coasts of Andalusia. The legend has been documented in various texts, including a book by José María Herrán titled 'El hombre-pez de Liérganes'. 11Centro de Interpretación Casa del Pasiego
San Roque de Riomiera 12Santoña, Victoria and Joyel Marshes Natural Park
Santoña 13Collados del Asón Natural Park
Soba 14Centro de Interpretación del Parque Natural Saja Besaya
Los Tojos- 15
Centro de visitantes Caminos de la Harina
Pesquera - 16
Centro de Interpretación del Litoral
Santander - 17
Museo Cartográfico Juan de la Cosa
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