Top 10 Destination in Northern Spain - 1

Top 10 Destination in Northern Spain - 1


Gaztelugatxe

Gaztelugatxe is a tiny peninsular island in the Bay of Biscay that looks like a castle; in actuality, its title appears as"castle stone " It's available from land using a footbridge across the stones. A little chapel dedicated to San Juan (St. John) sits atop the staircase. The best of Gaztelugatxe is accessible by scaling 231 measures up a rocky incline. Past people recommend taking the measures gradually as racing could be a nuisance; however, they saythe stunning views are well worth the effort.

Pamplona

Pamplona is a historical city which once functioned as the capital of the Kingdom of Navarre. It's better known now for its annual San Fermin festival where adventuresome souls attempt to outrun a herd of bulls throughout town streets; the festival occurs over six days in July. Bullfighting is yet another popular activity here, with the town with the fourth largest bullring in the world. Pamplona also is your very first city on the Camino de Santiago or even Pilgrims Road to Santiago. Its most parks and historical buildings are only made for scooters.

Santiago de Compostela

The capital town of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela is known as the last destination of the standard pilgrimage called Camino de Santiago. Also referred to as the method of St. James, this pilgrimage dates back to Medieval times and is significant to many since it's thought that Santiago de Compostela is where St. James, an Apostle of Jesus Christ, is murdered. The coming point for the majority of pilgrims is the most important square. Located in the center of the town, this bustling plaza is the scene of several important landmarks, especially the Santiago Cathedral in which the tomb of St. James is situated.

Santillana del Mar

Comfortable shoes are essential for people to Santillana del Mar, a perfectly preserved medieval village that's limited to foot traffic. Situated on Spain's west shore, this Cantabrian treasure is less than 30 kilometers (20 miles) from Santander and close to the Caves of Altamira which are renowned for its ancient paintings. There's an old expression that Santillana del Mar is The City of Three Lies, as it's a Saint (Santo), nor horizontal (llana), nor can it be from the sea (Mar). On the other hand, the city really takes its title from Santa Juliana who's buried here from the Colegata, the most well-known church in Cantabria. Another top attraction is the Museum of the Inquisition with its tools of torture.

San Sebastian

Located in Basque nation, only 19 kilometers (12 miles) from France, this popular beach hotel is surrounded by hills which increase its attractiveness. San Sebastián's most renowned attraction is La Concha, among the world's greatest urban shores. Parte Vieja or Old Town has lots of pubs, which makes it popular with partiers. Most buildings date from the 19th century, because San Sebastián was ruined by the English and Portuguese in 1813. The town is well-known for its July jazz festival, the earliest in Europe, in addition to some other festivals and cultural events all over the world.

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