Santillana del Mar

Stopped at the aire but decided not to spend the night, we only came here as this is an interesting place. The old part of the town is medieval in its appearance with a large church and several buildings of a similar age allong the main street. The town is a tourist attraction with organised bus trips and quit busy even though it is a Friday and out of season. Not our sort of place but nice.

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