RE: RE: Puente Viesgo
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RE: Puente Viesgo

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Certainly, it is a spectacular environment with a lot of history. History, which also includes a good part of traditional architecture, very characteristic of northern Spain. Indeed, the church tower is from the 17th century and belonged to the old church, which, in ruins, was replaced by the current one in the mid-20th century, following the patterns of Romanesque architecture from the 11th to 13th centuries, very abundant, by the way, in Cantabria, with ancient temples that are still standing and active. Thank you very much for your comment and best regards.