Peñón de Santa Ana and Puente Medieval are two iconic landmarks of Castro Urdiales, a picturesque fishing town in the north of Spain. The first is an ancient rock formation located on the shore of the bay, while the latter is a beautifully preserved 8th-century medieval bridge spanning the Rio Cobre. Visitors to the area can also take in an array of stunning beaches, serene harbor and numerous culturally significant monuments including the San Juan and Santa María church. The town also features a vibrant mix of bars and restaurants serving delicious traditional Basque delicacies. Exploring the area on foot is a wonderful way to appreciate the town’s unique character. With its diverse landscape and rich history, Castro-Urdiales is a must-visit destination for any traveler or photographer.
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