Evenings in Burgos were unforgettable because of the view from our AirBnB. We looked out on the Cathedral and it was just magical. It felt rather unreal to sit peacefully and look out on to something so very beautiful. The previous three years had been so difficult.
Evening concert
People milled around in the street below our flat in the Calle Sombrerería every evening. And for three evenings we were treated to some wonderful music as well. A young Ukrainian man treated us to an endless stream of classical music, and when he needed a break his young brother took over and played brilliant jazz. I passed on my email but we have heard nothing further.
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo is a narrow little street off the Plaza Mayor with side-by-side bars selling a wide range of tapas and raciones. People filled the street with noise almost all day and at night it was crammed!
We tried out Pancho’s extremely good calamares one lunchtime – delicious.
Plazas at night
The Catholic monarchs received Christopher Columbus in the Casa del Cordon when he returned from his second journey to the Americas. The mansion was created by Simon de Colonia whose work is in the cathedral and San Nicolas.
The Spanish still eat very late at night – 10.00pm is a common time to start dinner – and so the streets are always busy. Evenings in Burgos are lively, with people walking or drinking before dinner, or walking to dinner, or going home around midnight or later.
Corners in Burgos - London Traveller
[…] There is always something to notice or enjoy, day or night! […]
Rodney Preece
Dear Candy, Wonderful. One can almost feel the balmy warmth. Glad you are both enjoying your holiday – its obvious. What an experience. Our love to both, Rodney
Candy Blackham
I haven’t made the public – I thought you might prefer it that way. Only just checked the comments – apologies!