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3 Stars - 9 Opinions
C/ Respuela 4-N, Sta. Cruz de Bezana, Santander, Cantabria, 39100, Spain
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Can anyone recommend one?
Thanks,
B
In which area of Santander do you need the beauty salon ?
Hi there,
I'm in the Sardinero area so anywhere not too far from here would be great.
Thanks,
B
Hola :
You have a Beauty salon called Macavi , that is located just to the the right ( as you look ) of the Iglesia de San Roque ( San Roque church ) . I do not know the name the street , but it is very easy to find , ask for the church to anybody
Hi there,
Thanks for your help. I'm looking for somewhere where they do waxing etc. Is this the right sort of place?
Thanks again,
B
I am not really an expert on this issues , but I will try to answer.
In Macavi they only make wax to the face
To make the wax more completly , you may go to .
-Hotel Santemar , ask for Josefenina , she works in room 101 . You must book an hour with her before
-Belleza NUT , it is outside the Santemar Hotel , in the same building
-Rosa Clara it is near plaza de Italia in the building where is a supermarket called Lupa
Buena suerte !!!
Sorry I did some mistakes :
Josefenina is a missspeling , the right name is : Josefina
Belleza Nut is near the Lupa and and Rosa Clara is near the Santemar Hotel
"Sorry"
Hi there,
I went to Josefina in Room 101 of the Santemar hotel. Just popped into reception and booked an appointment a day in advance.
Thanks so much for your help!
Best wishes,
B
have a good time !!!
Visit Liencresand its curious dunes....yes dunes! in such a rainy coldy place you can find near the shore high dunes with typical desert vegetation, nowadays a little bit damaged by the visitors who ascend to the top of the dunes and put their feet on them. Actually it´s well protected from the human being.
As soon as there is a hint of nice weather, the city's promenades are filled with walkers and joggers of all ages and conditions. One of the best facts about Santander is that there are no high buildings on the waterfront, which is lined mostly with gardens and parks. This makes a perfect place for walking or jogging.
San Vicente de la Barquera:
is the marine village par excellence as it is obvious in all its traditions, customs and even in its popular festivities : La Folía (multitudinarious marine procession to the Virgin, celebrated on the second Sunday after Easter), and the procession to El Carmen (the 16th July).
San Vicente forms one of the most beautiful images of all the Cantabrian Cornice. Located between Asturias and Cantabria, its geographic location has undoubtedly facilitated its development as one of the favourite tourist destinies in the region.
The marine calling of San Vicente de la Barquera can be appreciated in its gastronomy, which revolves around fish and shellfish, the best being the sorropotún or marmita barquereña, a stew prepared with tuna and potatoes.
The Church of Santa María de los Ángeles, constructed between the XIII and XVI centuries is its most outstanding monument.
The old part of San Vicente is a monumental group filled with interesting buildings which have gained it the privilege of being considered Property of Cultural Interest of Cantabria since 1987. The bridges are another of the identification symbols of this village : the Bridge of La Maza with 28 arches, was built by order of the Catholic Monarchs in the XVI century, while the Bridge of El Parral dates back to the XVIII century.
In the days of the Romans, this was an iron mine. Instead of writing the area off as a loss they Spanish governement turned this area into a specatacular zoo. The mined rocks yield very naturally looking enclosures for the various animals. The views from the zoo to the coast and Santander are breathtaking, as is the magnificent colors of the orange/brown rocks which were once ripe with Iron deposits.
This park is quite large and its a driving zoo. There are various parking lots to park, get out and see the exhibits. The way is well marked with arrows and numbers to the enclosures.
Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo, intelectual, bibliotecario y escritor español vivió entre los siglos XIX y XX Fue director de la Biblioteca Nacional de España , y su biblioteca con más de 400.000 ejemplares se puede visitar en su Casa Museo
Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo, intellectual, librarian and Spanish writer lived between centuries XIX and XX He was director of the National Library of Spain, and its library with more than 400,000 units can be visited in its House - Museum
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