Burgos Things to Do

 19 Reviews  You can't. Burgos's cathedral is one of the big ones! It's extremely ornate and a beautiful feat of architecture. Part of it is open to the public for free. We opted to tour that section. Call us... 

 7 Reviews  At about 500 m eastwards from the cathedral stands on the quiet plaza de la Libertad a small palace dating from the 15th c. It was built for the constables of Castile don Pedro Fernandez de Velasco... 

 8 Reviews  If you walk Sant Estaban street (this is the street you take to go to the castle) to the right you get to Arco de San Esteban (S. Estaban’s arch) , another old entrance to the city. And also will see... 

 14 Reviews  Perhaps it's a given that every town and city in Spain seems to have one. Naturally, it was the central gathering place of the community. Perhaps, it still is. However, they're all worth checking out.... 

 8 Reviews  You have to pass by this gateway to enter the centre and reach the cathedral if as most tourists you parked your car at the underground parking of Plaza de Vega. From the bridge on the river Arlanzon... 

 4 Reviews  Founded in 1180 this was originally a convent for noble cistercian sisters. From the outside it is very austere but is a splendid visit. Although the church was undergoing work when I was there I was... 

 4 Reviews  The visit to the monastery of Miraflores is fully justified by the amazing highlights of sculptural art to be seen in the church. There is the gilded and polychromatic altarpiece carved out of walnut... 

 5 Reviews  I wonder if this smaller, much less ornate church gets no respect in the shadow of the grand cathedral? Perhaps this is where you're relegated to having your weddings, baptisms, etc. if you can't... 

 1 Review  At the Casa de Miranda y Casa de Angulo. Here you can find lots of objects from the ruins of Atapuerca and Ojo Guareña, clunia, etc. Also there are some examples of Arte mozárabe, paintings and...