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Burgos – Paseo de la Isla loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

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Burgos – Paseo de la Isla loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

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Burgos – Paseo de la Isla loop from Cathedral of Santa Maria

02:59

49.8km

300m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 7, 2026

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1.20 km

Hermitage of San Amaro

Highlight • Religious Site

The Chapel of San Amaro was built in 1614 by Fray Pedro de Lazcano.

Amaro was a French penitent who made a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in the 13th century and, upon his return, settled permanently in the city of Burgos and dedicated his life to caring for the sick poor and the pilgrims who came to the Royal Hospital.

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2.33 km

Río Arlanzón

Lake

9.44 km

Long Gravel Descent on the Camino de Santiago

Highlight • Trail

From here begins a long gravel descent, perhaps one of the most beautiful and fun of the whole Camino de Santiago. You have to be a little careful because, at times, it can become demanding, especially in the event of rainfall. However, it remains one of the most beautiful segments of the entire Camino.

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9.88 km

Arlanzón River Crossing

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Very nice crossing over the river

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11.4 km

Pilgrims' Fountain of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela

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Nice little fountain that looks good. Ideal for a break.

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11.8 km

Church of the Assumption

Highlight • Religious Site

The church stands on a high level, in what was the oldest part of the village. The thick walls and buttresses give the appearance of fortresses, although the stone masses provide a balanced set between the three bodies of the church. It is believed that the tower was used for the construction of the lost castle of Tardajos.
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48.4 km

Burgos

Highlight • Settlement

Architecture friends and those interested in history are in the right place in Burgos: from the narrow old town streets, to the spacious Plaza Mayor, the impressive cathedral, various venerable monasteries and the striking castle ruins above the city, there is an incredible amount to discover here.

The Cathedral of Burgos with its many ornaments is of course a particularly impressive building that you definitely have to see. But a visit from the inside is also worthwhile, because, among other things, you can marvel at the final resting place of the Castilian knight and Spanish national hero El Cid and his wife Doña Jimena. The bones were moved here from the Monastery of San Pedro de Cardeña in 1835 to create a more dignified tomb for the hero. His legendary sword "Tizona" can also be seen here.

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