Santander: Een Reis Door Geschiedenis en Cultuur

A Catholic church building, the Church of the Anunciación, is a Renaissance-style structure in Santander, featuring a classicist-Vallisoletan style with a twin-bayed facade, pilastras, and a fronton with a Virgin's image. It was declared a Cultural Heritage site in 1992.

A mainly Gothic Catholic cathedral in Spain, extended and renovated over the centuries, featuring two overlapping floors, a cloister, and numerous chapels, with a rich history dating back to the 12th century.

A contemporary arts center designed by Renzo Piano and Luis Vidal, featuring two volumes with views of the bay of Santander, offering exhibition spaces, educational activities, and a public plaza.

A historical ensemble in Santander, Cantabria, Spain, featuring a public park, gardens, and walkways, including a statue of José María de Pereda, a renowned Cantabrian novelist, amidst over 200 trees and various plant species.

A historic building, originally an hotel, was purchased by Banco de Santander in 1919 and underwent renovations and expansions to become the bank's headquarters.

A monument to prehistoric and archaeological heritage, the Museo de Prehistoria y Arqueología de Cantabria boasts one of the world's richest collections of Paleolithic art and artifacts, with a history spanning over 100,000 years.

A historic market in Santander, Mercado del Este is a rectangular building with 2400 m² of surface area, known for its advanced design and layout, making it one of the first examples of a "galería" in Spain.

A Roman Catholic church, the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, was built in 1890 by architect José María Basterra and features a Latin cross design with 12 pillars supporting the vaults.

A modernist and regionalist building, once a Mont de Piedad, now serves as the Centro de Acción Social y Cultural de Caja Cantabria, offering a program of cultural activities and events.