Monasterio de las Huelgas (Patio)

The Royal Monastery of Huelgas, in Burgos, of Cistercian nuns was founded in 1187 by Alfonso VIII and his wife Dona Leonor. In the first building, built by Alfonso VIII between 1180 and 1190, include the Romanesque cloister and the Chapel of the Assumption, purest work of Almohad art...

Hotel Landa A private hotel run by the same family since its inception. In the summer of 59 opened a small restaurant two kilometers from Burgos, and late sixties opened hotel: A tower defense XIV century was rebuilt stone by stone ...

The history of Burgos Jetty Walk is very similar to that of any of the main rides of either Spanish cities. Its layout has followed the ups and downs of prevailing and the various styles of gardening...

Burgos No visitor should miss this place . Located just below the castle , offers a spectacular view of the entire city , with the cathedral as a more visible. The fastest way to access this viewpoint , it is from the church of San Esteban , where we find some stairs that lead us to this place ...

Its name derives from the term "Flat" which refers to the character of the surface of it. The current perimeter of the square comes from the early years of the twentieth century, when it shot down a series of houses next to the cathedral...

Opposite the church of La Merced in Burgos Old Town, near the Gothic cathedral, and from its location with wonderful views of the river Arlazón.In Google Translate...

Built in 1833 by architect David Ruiz Jarecki, on the grounds of the convent of the Minims of Victory. The rectangular and two-story makes clear its neoclassical style...

The Royal Monastery of Huelgas , in Burgos, of Cistercian nuns was founded in 1187 by Alfonso VIII and his wife Dona Leonor . In the first building , built by Alfonso VIII between 1180 and 1190 , include the Romanesque cloister and the Chapel of the Assumption , purest work of Almohad art ...

Going down the stairs that lead down to the Piazza Santa Maria you can see the western facade of the temple, inspired by the cathedrals of Paris and Reims. In the lower body opens the Home of Santa Maria, consists of three pointed arches flared sheltering the Puerta Real, or of Forgiveness, center, and of the Assumption and the Immaculate sides...

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The Cathedral of Burgos is one of the most beautiful monuments of Gothic art and has earned the title of world heritage (1984). But, before that monument, the Cathedral is a living temple, dedicated to the worship and prayer, which throughout history has been welcoming art trends of each era, to dignify and solemnize the ceremonies, the praise of God and the Christian life...

The Arco de Santa María is one of the most emblematic monuments of the city of Burgos (Spain). One of the former twelve gates to the city in the middle ages, communicates the bridge of Santa Maria, on the river Arlanzón, with the plaza de Rey San Fernando, where is stands the Cathedral...