• Jardines de Pereda - A vital green space in the city, featuring the monument to writer José María de Pereda, the Stone Crane, and the impressive exterior of the Centro Botín. The visit will conclude with an exploration of its interior.
• Catedral de Santander - The Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción, a site of Cultural Interest, showcases Gothic architecture. It has been expanded and renovated over the centuries, particularly after the Cabo Machichaco explosion and the Santander fire. Visitors will explore its exterior, interior, and fascinating history.
• Santander City Council - Located in the city’s bustling center, the Town Hall square and the council building were constructed in the early 20th century, featuring an eclectic architectural style.
• Plaza Porticada - Once the venue for the Santander International Festival, this Herrerian-style plaza now hosts numerous artistic and cultural events.
• Centro Botín - Since its opening in 2017, the Centro Botín has been a global hub for contemporary art. Designed by architect Renzo Piano, it houses a permanent collection and various temporary exhibitions, showcasing works by artists like Sorolla, Matisse, Juan Gris, and Gutiérrez Solana. Situated in a prime location by the Bay, its mission is to enhance society and individuals through the arts.

• Entrance fees to the Cathedral
• Official tourism guide exclusively
• Tickets to the Booty Center

• Gratuities
• Private transportation

This exclusive tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the most iconic sites in the heart of Santander. Additionally, it extends beyond the usual attractions by providing access to two of the city’s most significant cultural and historical landmarks: the Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción and the Centro Botín, the city’s premier art center and an international benchmark.

The journey begins at the Gardens of Pereda, highlighting the historical significance of the devastating fire that once swept through Santander. This is followed by an exterior and interior tour of the Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción, the capital’s most important religious structure.

The tour continues through Town Hall Square and Porticada Square, passing by the Church of “The Company” and exploring the East Market, a culinary highlight of the city.

Finally, participants will enter the Botín Center for a guided tour of the permanent collection and visit the rooms housing the temporary exhibitions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.