The third largest in Spain after Seville and Toledo, Burgos cathedral has combined the Flamboyant Gothic style from France and Germany with the exuberance of Spanish decoration. Inside, the numerous works of art on display combine to form a priceless..

This monastery was founded in 1180 by Alfonso VIII and his wife Eleanor of England. The church has a finely drawn façade, typical of Cistercian architecture. The inside is split in two by a screen. On one side, the transept with its revolving gilded ..

The façade is only slightly brightened by the pinnacles of the buttresses and the two coats of arms of its founders. The building is nonetheless very austere and contrasts with the opulent interior decoration, from the single nave with its elegant go..

This 14C door was changed in the 16C during a visit by Charles V. Very popular item in town, it shows the great characters of Burgos:Diego Porcelos Rodriguez surrounded by two semi-legendary judges who led the business of Castile in the 10C and Count..

Contains a large retable by Simon of Cologne (1505). The church is richly decorated and has 465 figures. The central part of San Nicolas is surrounded by his journey to Alexandria. The Last Supper is at the bottom with the disciples from the back. ..

Built in the 14C, San Esteban Church seems to be an example of the Burgos Gothic style. Today it contains the Retable museum . 18 works are exhibited for their religious significance in the three naves of the Church. The upper part of the coro h..

This museum is housed in the main section of a huge, modern complex designed by Juan Navarro Baldeweg. It also includes a Convention Centre and Archaeological Research Centre. The museum is devoted to the archaeological site of Sierra de Atapuerca, D..

The museum is divided into two sections. The prehistory and archaeology section contains objects from the province of Burgos that date back to prehistory. The fine arts section contains local works of art from the 9C onwards. Several objects attr..

Considered as one of the most beautiful Burgos churches in existence, San Gil has a simple façade that hides a late gothic temple. Two works of art compete for our attention: the chapel of the Nativity and the chapel of the Good Morning with its re..

This 15C buildingwas recently restored. On the façade you can see the large Franiscan cordon that lends its name to this building. Here, the Catholic kings received Chritopher Columbus when he returned from his second journey. Philip le Beau died her..

The works of a child of Burgos (1866-1952) are displayed in this former Benedictine monastery of St John. The impressionist paintings remind one of the work of Zuloaga or Sorolla.

The forme seed barn of the convent today houses a collection of cloth and costumes that give an overview of royal costumes in 13C Castile. These clothes (tunics, capes and so on) were found in tombs. The most precious come from the tomb of the infant..

This foundation of Alfonso VIII was originally intended for pilgrims. Now the building houses the University of Burgos. The entrance still has the Patio de Romeros (Pilgrims' Patio) and a fine 16C plateresque façade.

This charming circular place has a typical covered gallery and is a popular place for meetings and celebrations.