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Tourism in Cantabria, Spain
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Tourism in the Cantabria region of Spain focuses on diverse natural landscapes and historical sites. Early highlights include the La Hermida gorge, a 21-kilometer limestone corridor carved by the Deva River, and the village of Liérganes, which is noted for its 17th-century architecture and the legend of the ‘Hombre Pez’. Further exploration of the region includes the Pas Valley, where towns like Vega de Pas maintain traditional lifestyles through livestock farming and stone architecture. Other notable locations include Villacarriedo, recognized for its baroque elegance. Recent developments in eco-tourism highlight various cycling and walking routes. The Besaya Greenways offer a cycling itinerary connecting Suances to Barros, traversing coastal landscapes and the Saja and Besaya rivers. This route allows travelers to experience the Saja estuary and pass through Los Cantos before crossing a metal bridge toward Torrelavega. Additionally, the Nansa river serves as a 46-kilometer ecological corridor from Peña Labra to its mouth. A low-difficulty section starting in Muñorrodero provides a walking path through riparian forests of ash, willow, and oak, leading to the turquoise waters of the Tina Menor estuary.
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