Wine tour to Burgos from Madrid
- Duração: 12 Horas (Aproximadamente)
- Localização: Madrid, Madrid
Visiting Burgos, a city in northern Spain, offers several compelling reasons:
Cathedral of Burgos: The Cathedral of Santa María de Burgos is a stunning example of Spanish Gothic architecture and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is renowned for its beautiful stained glass windows, sculptures, and architectural details.
The Camino de Santiago: Burgos is a significant stop on the Camino de Santiago, a medieval pilgrimage route that attracts pilgrims from around the world. The city has hostels, churches, and monuments associated with this tradition.
Cartuja de Miraflores: This 15th-century monastery is known for its Gothic architecture and royal tombs. The church and cloister are particularly noteworthy, making Cartuja de Miraflores a must-visit.
Historic Old Town: Burgos boasts a charming historic center with cobbled streets, picturesque squares, and well-preserved buildings that transport visitors to past eras. Strolling through the Old Town allows you to discover the authenticity of the city.
Gastronomy: The Burgos region is renowned for its delicious cuisine. Don't miss trying traditional dishes such as Burgos fresh cheese, morcilla (blood sausage), and lechazo asado (roast suckling lamb).
Museums: Burgos is home to various museums providing in-depth insights into its history and culture. The Museum of Human Evolution, for example, showcases archaeological and anthropological findings related to human evolution.
Festivals and Events: The city celebrates several festivals throughout the year. Burgos' Holy Week (Semana Santa) is particularly noteworthy, featuring impressive processions and cultural events.
In summary, Burgos offers a rich cultural heritage, impressive architecture, and a charming atmosphere, making it an appealing destination for those interested in immersing themselves in Spanish history and culture.
We will visit also Covarrubias (10th century) and Lerma (17 th century), two towns considered 2 of the most beautiful towns in Spain.
Highlights
-Visit the most attractive medieval city in all of Spain with a cathedral that is considered Universal Heritage. The most famous warrior in the history of Spain, the Cid Campeador, is buried there.
-Enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of a city of 150,000 inhabitants.
- Covarrubias, place where the County of Castile, later the kingdom of Castile, was born.
-Visit Lerma, a very famous city in the 17th century with an impressive history.
-Enjoy all of the above by tasting wines from the very famous Ribera del Duero region.
-It will be a trip that is difficult to forget.
