Spade, conchiglie e morcilla di Burgos
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Esplora Burgos con una breve passeggiata autoguidata attraverso le strade medievali, le grandi piazze, e una città coronata dalla sua magnifica cattedrale gotica e dal patrimonio castigliano.
Punti Salienti
Ammira una figura di Cristo a grandezza naturale realizzata in pelle di bufalo con capelli veri e arti articolati — recuperata dal mare durante una tempesta
Segui il Camino de Santiago attraverso strade che un tempo ospitavano trentaquattro taverne che servivano un quarto di milione di pellegrini all'anno
Visita il palazzo dove Colombo riportò le notizie dalle Americhe e fu firmato uno dei primi trattati sui diritti umani
Scopri perché l'architetto più brillante di Burgos fu rifiutato dalla sua stessa città — e andò a progettare una delle più grandi cattedrali della Spagna
Assapora morcilla, agnello da latte cotto al fuoco di legna e tapas con nomi troppo coloriti per essere tradotti con garbo
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Informazioni su questa attività
Cancellazione gratuita
Cancella fino a 2 ore prima per un rimborso completo
Valido 365 giorni
Il tour è valido per 1 anno e può essere usato più volte
Opzioni linguistiche
Inglese | Francese | Tedesco | Spagnolo | Italiano | Olandese | Polacco | Russo | Portoghese
Durata
1 ora e 30 minuti
Itinerary
Plaza De La Libertad
The Fountain of Wine and Casa Ojeda – Pause at a fountain that once ran red with wine whenever kings arrived — then follow the scent of roasting lamb to the restaurant next door.
Casa del Cordón - Palacio del Condestable de Castilla
The Facade – Columbus, Kings, and the First Human Rights – Read the twin mottos carved above the door — one from a warrior, one from a scholar — and decide whose philosophy wins.
Casa del Cordón - Palacio del Condestable de Castilla
Casa del Cordón – Enter the palace where Columbus reported back from the Americas and a wife's three promises outlasted her husband's life.
Puente De San Pablo
The San Pablo Bridge and the Poem of El Cid – Cross a bridge lined with characters from Spain's oldest epic poem — and hear why Burgos has never forgiven Madrid.
Statue of El Cid
El Cid – Meet the warrior whose embalmed body reportedly rode into battle one last time — on a horse whose name the whole city still knows.
Burgos Provincial Deputation
The Provincial Palace and the Main Theatre – Decode why the city's name carries an "S" — one letter that turned a single fortress into the seat of a kingdom. Follow a Burgos-born artist José Vela Zanetti from civil war exile to the walls of the United Nations — then back home again.
Paseo del Espolon
The Paseo del Espolón – Walk beneath plane trees whose branches have fused into a single living organism stretching the length of the promenade. Trace a painted map of medieval Burgos, then stand at the gate where coaches once thundered through and people died.
Placa Puerta de las Carretas
The Medieval Map and the Stagecoaches' Door – Trace a painted map of medieval Burgos, then stand at the gate where coaches once thundered through and people died.
Casa Consistorial
The Flood Markers and the Coat of Arms – Spot the red lines on the walls and measure how far above your head the river once rose.
Monumento a Carlos III
The Plaza Mayor – Picture a thirteenth-century city of fourteen thousand people with thirty-four taverns — and the quarter-million pilgrims who kept them in business.
Calle San Lorenzo
Calle Tapas – Taste your way through morcilla, cojonudos, and roast lamb on a street where the counters are still piled high at midday.
Placa Puerta de las Carretas
The Medieval Map and the Stagecoaches' Door – Trace a painted map of medieval Burgos, then stand at the gate where coaches once thundered through and people died.
Paseo del Espolon
The Paseo del Espolón – Walk beneath plane trees whose branches have fused into a single living organism stretching the length of the promenade.
Arco de Santa Maria
Arco de Santa María – Stand before six stone figures spanning six centuries and work out why one warrior matters more than the king beside him.
Restaurante Puerta Real
The Miradores of Burgos and the Weary Pilgrim – Notice the glass-enclosed balconies overhead, then look down at a bronze figure covered in wounds no postcard ever shows.
Portada de Santa María (Catedral de Burgos)
Burgos Cathedral – North Door – Look up at a stone doorway where souls are weighed, judged, and hurled sideways — medieval sculptors held nothing back.
Church of San Nicolás de Bari
The Church of San Nicolás de Bari – Step inside the church most visitors walk right past — and find an altarpiece carved from the same stone as the cathedral.
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