Cantabria by numbers
Today let us explore Cantabria in another way, what do think about visiting Cantabria by numbers?
The end of the Way, arrival at the Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana
We have now reached the third and last stage of the Lebaniego Way. There are only 13.7 kilometres left with an altitude difference of 339 metres to venerate the Lignum Crucis and reach our destination, the Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana.
Second stage of the Lebaniego Way
Continuing on from the blogposts of the Lebaniego Way by stages to, in three blog entries, travelling the 72 kilometres which stand between San Vicente de la Barquera from the Monastery of San Toribio de Liébana.
First stage of the Lebaniego Way
Now already well into the Liébana Jubilee Year, we believe that it is important to travel the Lebaniego Way with all of you.
The Lebaniego Way in 3 stages
Now already well into the Liébana Jubilee Year, we believe that it is important to travel the Lebaniego Way with all of you.
“Albarcas” in Cantabria
The use of albarcas has been, throughout time, very practical in a wet and rainy region such as Cantabria.
Cantabria, two pilgrimage routes and a Lebaniego Jubilee Year
In the Christian world, any religious relic or vestige linked with an important holy place is linked with a Pilgrimage Route.
Liébana “LIGNUM CRUCIS”
We would like to start this new year 2023 by mentioning that on 16 April is the beginning of the Liébana Jubilee Year in Cantabria.
What to taste in Cantabria?
Posted by... Travel Potpourri
Although Cantabria is only a small territory in the north of Spain, it has a sea, mountains and rivers, and this is of course reflected in the variety of products used in the local cuisine.
Cantabria Bucket List – Top 6 places to visit in Cantabria
Posted by... Besides the Obvious
Cantabria is a region in northern Spain that’s known for its natural beauty, art and culture, and its thriving economy. It has a coastline, mountains and plains and a temperate climate.
