Discover the Historic Charm of Burgos
Explore Burgos, a historic Spanish city with stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and beautiful natural landscapes that showcase its rich heritage.
Burgos, nestled in the heart of northern Spain, is a city steeped in history and culture, making it a prime destination for tourists. Known for its stunning Gothic cathedral, the Burgos Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the city showcases magnificent architecture that dates back to the 13th century. As you stroll through the charming streets, you'll encounter a blend of medieval and modern elements, with cobblestone paths leading to picturesque squares lined with cafes and shops. The impressive arches and intricate facades of the buildings reflect the city's rich heritage, inviting visitors to explore its past. In addition to its architectural marvels, Burgos is renowned for its culinary delights. The local cuisine, particularly the famous morcilla (blood sausage), offers a unique taste of regional flavors. Don't miss the chance to indulge in traditional tapas at the local bars, where you can experience the lively atmosphere and meet friendly locals. The city also hosts various festivals throughout the year, celebrating its culture and traditions, providing visitors with a glimpse into the local way of life. For nature lovers, the nearby Sierra de la Demanda mountains offer stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Hiking trails wind through beautiful scenery, allowing you to appreciate the natural beauty surrounding Burgos. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Burgos is a hidden gem that captivates the hearts of those who wander its streets.
Local tips
- Visit the Burgos Cathedral early in the morning to avoid crowds and fully appreciate its beauty.
- Try the local specialty, morcilla, at a traditional tavern for an authentic culinary experience.
- Take a leisurely stroll along the Arlanzón River for picturesque views of the city.
- Check local event calendars for festivals during your visit to experience Burgos' vibrant culture.
A brief summary to Pl. Mío Cid
- Burgos, Burgos, ES
Getting There
-
Walking
If you are starting from the Burgos Cathedral, head north on Calle de la Catedral towards Plaza de Santa María. Continue straight onto Calle de la Paloma. After a short walk, you will reach Plaza Mío Cid, which is located just a few minutes away. The square is easily recognizable by its prominent statue and open space.
-
Public Transport
From the main bus station (Estación de Autobuses de Burgos), take bus line 1 towards Gamonal. Get off at the stop 'Plaza de España'. From there, walk straight towards Calle San Pedro de Cardeña, and continue to Plaza Mío Cid, which is a short 10-minute walk from the bus stop.
-
Walking
If you're in the Plaza Mayor, walk towards Calle Vitoria. Continue straight until you reach the intersection with Calle de la Merced. Turn right onto Calle de la Merced and follow it until you reach Plaza Mío Cid, which will be on your left-hand side.
-
Public Transport
From the Burgos Train Station (Estación de Tren), take bus line 2 towards Villafría. Get off at the stop 'Plaza de España'. From there, walk straight along Calle San Pedro de Cardeña for approximately 10 minutes to reach Plaza Mío Cid.
Attractions Nearby to Pl. Mío Cid
-
Plaza Mío Cid
-
La Casa de los Gigantillos
-
Estatua de Mujer mirando al río Arlanzón
-
Museo del Libro Fadrique de Basilea
-
Freedom Square
-
Casa del Cordón - Palacio del Condestable de Castilla
-
Bandstand
-
Casa del Cordón
-
P.º Espolón
-
Cultural Cordón - Fundación Caja de Burgos
-
Cultural Cordón
-
Museum of Human Evolution
-
Museo de Burgos
-
Plaza Mayor
-
Plaza Mayor de Burgos
Landmarks nearby to Pl. Mío Cid
-
Pl. Mío Cid
-
Voynich Museum y Museo del Cid
-
Visitas Guiadas - Burgos Turismo
-
Tourist Office
-
Claustro de la Catedral de Burgos
-
Muralla de Burgos
-
Cabildo Metropolitano de Burgos
-
Plaza España
-
Escalera Dorada
-
Plaza Santa María-4
-
Burgos con guía - Visitas Guiadas
-
Burgos visitas guiadas
-
Archbishopric of Burgos
-
Plaza de San Julián
-
Arch of Fernán González