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Santillana, Plaza Arenas :: www.CantabrU.com

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Vista desde la Plaza de las Arenas del ábside la Colegiata de Santa Juliana. También podemos observar iluminado por los rayos del sol, el Palacio de Velarde de elevados muros y pináculos. (Fuente: www.CantabrU.com)

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A: Santillana, Colegiata de Santa Juliana :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 60 meters away

La Colegiata de Santillana es el edificio de mayor relevancia de Santillana del Mar y la joya del rom...

Santillana, Colegiata de Santa Juliana :: www.CantabrU.com

B: Santillana, Calle del Río :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 70 meters away

Vista desde la calle del Río de la Colegiata de Santillana (Santa Juliana) y el Museo del Barquillero...

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C: Santillana, Casas de Cossío y Quevedo :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 100 meters away

Vista desde la calle del Río de las casas de Cossío y Quevedo. (Fuente: www.CantabrU.com)

Santillana, Casas de Cossío y Quevedo :: www.CantabrU.com

D: Santillana, Casa Los Hombrones :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 160 meters away

Vista desde la calle del Cantón de la Casa de Los Hombrones con monumental escudo barroco. A su derec...

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E: Santillana, Plaza Ramón y Pelayo :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 290 meters away

Vista desde la Plaza de Ramón y Pelayo de Santillana. Aquí podemos apreciar la Casa Barreda - Bracho,...

Santillana, Plaza Ramón y Pelayo :: www.CantabrU.com

F: Santillana del Mar :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 310 meters away

Vista trasera de las Casas del Águila y de la Parra y del Ayuntamiento de Santillana del Mar, Cantabr...

Santillana del Mar :: www.CantabrU.com

G: Santillana, Plaza Ramón y Pelayo :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 320 meters away

Vista de las casas del Águila y de la Parra situadas junto al Ayuntamiento de Santillana del Mar. La ...

Santillana, Plaza Ramón y Pelayo :: www.CantabrU.com

H: Santillana, Calle Santo Domingo :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 410 meters away

Vista desde la calle Santo Domingo de Santillana del Mar (Cantabria). Desde aquí se puede observar el...

Santillana, Calle Santo Domingo :: www.CantabrU.com

I: Feria muestras Torrelavega :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 5.8 km away

Conocido en sus inicios como Azucarera Montañesa, y posteriormente como Lechera Montañesa, hoy se lla...

Feria muestras Torrelavega :: www.CantabrU.com

J: Torrelavega, Iglesia Nª Señora Asunción :: www.CantabrU.com

by Rodrigo Gonzalez, 6.5 km away

El edificio ocupa 1700 m2, con una longitud de 53 por 33 de ancho y una altura de 19 metros. La torre...

Torrelavega, Iglesia Nª Señora Asunción :: www.CantabrU.com

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