Burgos

Between centuries of tradition

Burgos, a historic city in northern Spain, stands out for its impressive architecture and cultural heritage. The Burgos Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is its main symbol, famous for its Gothic façade and the tomb of El Cid. Its old town, with cobbled streets and charming squares, invites exploration, while the Plaza Mayor offers a welcoming atmosphere. The Museum of Human Evolution, related to the Atapuerca findings, is another major attraction. Additionally, its gastronomy, especially the morcilla de Burgos, reflects the essence of the medieval city.