#10 of 17 things to do in San Vicente de la Barquera

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64 within 3 miles

Sotavento

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Restaurante Las Redes

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Restaurante Boga-Boga

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Restaurante Puente La Maza

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El Bodegon

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Bar De Tapas La Rampla

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Restaurante Augusto

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Al Lío

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Bar La Folia

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La Brasa

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54 within 6 miles

Castillo del Rey

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Torre del Preboste

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Mirador a los Picos de Europa

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Iglesia de Santa Maria de Los Angeles

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0.2 miChurches & Cathedrals

La Maza Bridge

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Santuario de la Barquera

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0.6 miChurches & Cathedrals

Playa Meron

203

1.3 miBeaches

Centro de Interpretacion del Parque Natural de Oyambre

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Faro de Punta Silla

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0.7 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts

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johnhouston2

Knaresborough, UK5,299 contributions

A town hall with a rather lovely facade.

Jun 2023 • Couples

This ornate little town hall was originally the Palacio de La Familia Corro and was built in the 16th century on the orders of the town Inquisitor, Antonio del Corro as a hospital of mercy to for the poor and sick people of the town.

Written June 13, 2023

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BennyMalaga

Malaga, Spain89,732 contributions

Good Architecture

Aug 2014 • Couples

The Ayuntamiento Building was built in the 16th century by Antonio del Corro, the Inquisitor of Seville, as his house. He was born in San Vicente de la Barquera. The architecture is Renaissance with Plateresque decoration. The building was constructed with masonry. The main door has a lintel with a triangular pediment. There are three balconies and the coat of arms of the Corro family on the facade. Today the building is used as the City Hall.

Written August 14, 2014

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Margaret G

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Visit the City Center

Jul 2018 • Couples

This tiny City Hall is located in the 13th century building between the historic Cathedral and the Castle along the path (High Street) connecting the two. Picturesque.

Written May 29, 2019

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