Plaza Mayor Santillana
The small main square anchored by the Torre del Merino and the Torre de Don Borja, both medieval towers. Free and intimate, it captures the noble past of this perfectly preserved village.
Church in Santillana del Mar
A 12th-century Romanesque collegiate church with one of the finest carved cloisters in northern Spain. A small entry fee applies, but the exterior and the cobbled plaza around it are free.
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The small main square anchored by the Torre del Merino and the Torre de Don Borja, both medieval towers. Free and intimate, it captures the noble past of this perfectly preserved village.
Two cobblestone lanes running through the village, lined with medieval and Renaissance stone mansions bearing carved coats of arms. Free to walk and often called the most beautiful village in Cantabria.
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The whole of Santillana del Mar