Tour of Santoña's fishing port and maritime heritage

• Tips

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Strollers or prams are permitted for infants and small children • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Transportation options accommodate wheelchair users • All locations and surfaces can be accessed by wheelchairs • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

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• We will discuss the achievements of Juan de la Cosa, his contributions to the discovery of the Americas alongside Christopher Columbus, and his creation of the first world map that featured the Americas. • The itinerary includes a walk along the Santoña promenade (referred to as El Pasaje in Santoña), where we will explore various notable locations associated with the town's maritime history, such as La Aguada, el Secadero, el Tintero, and la Machina. • We will delve into the unique history of this bullring, which is one of the closest to the sea (just 3 meters away) and its interesting origins. • Along the marina, the "Paseo de los Salazoneros Italianos" is where we will discuss the origins of anchovy fillets and their production in Santoña. • At the town's fishing port, we will uncover the fishing industry. We will learn about different components of fishing boats, the significance of their registrations, and gain insights into how the Fish Market operates, including the auction process for selling fish.