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Arch of Santa María – Fuente del Prior Beach loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

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Arch of Santa María – Fuente del Prior Beach loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

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(35)

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Arch of Santa María – Fuente del Prior Beach loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

00:50

13.1km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 1.66 km for 62 m

After 2.10 km for 51 m

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63 m

Decorative Fountain

Highlight • Monument

important, the button on the bottom gives water

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166 m

Statue of Santo Domingo de la Calzada

Highlight • Monument

Saint Dominic of the Causeway, patron saint of civil engineers. Statue located right on the Camino de Santiago.

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639 m

Paseo de la Isla

Highlight • Natural

Beautiful alleys for strolling and relaxing

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1.73 km

Arch of Santa María

Highlight • Monument

The Arch of Santa María takes the form of a triumphal arch. It is organized as a large altarpiece carved from limestone from the Hontoria quarries.

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1.85 km

The Paseo del Espolón is located between the San Pablo and Santa María Bridges, parallel to the Arlanzón River. It has an approximate length of 350 meters. It can be accessed from either of its two ends or from the Plaza Mayor, crossing under the Town Hall building.

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2.13 km

Statue of El Cid, the Campeador (Plaza del Mio Cid, Burgos)

Highlight • Monument

In the Plaza de Mio Cid stands the monument statue to Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar -El Cid Campeador-.
The bronze equestrian statue of the Cid was made by Juan Cristóbal and inaugurated in 1955.
With the sword and the cape flying in the wind, the equestrian image with Babieca as a mount, has an attitude of departure towards exile. The sword points towards Valencia, a city that he conquered in 1094. The statue faces the San Pablo bridge where we can see eight Cidian figures by Joaquín Lucarini.

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2.65 km