Walking in the old city and finding corners in Burgos was one of the pleasures of the week spent in the town.
Pilgrims
Burgos is on the camino and there was a steady stream of pilgrims entering, or leaving the city, or queuing for accommodation.
Street scenes
There is always something to notice or enjoy, day or night!
Shop windows
‘Ordinary’ shops are plentiful in the old city; food shops, patisseries, bakeries, and lovely boutiques.
Little corners
You just have to stop, and look – there is always something to see.
The Walls
Burgos was a Mediaeval walled city and there are still several places where you can find walls, or gates into the city.
There are endless corners in Burgos – you can explore to your heart’s content!
Eunice
The triangle square looks like a very pleasant place for a coffee and I love the look of the church interior 🙂
wetanddustyroads
I’m popping in quickly – saw your post on Jo’s blog for Monday walk. And when I saw Burgos, I just had to have a look … your photos are such a wonderful reminder of our time there while walking the Camino Frances. You have captured it beautifully! Regards, Corna (South Africa)
Candy Blackham
Well Corna, thank you, but South Africa also has some wonderful corners. There are some posts on the blog site. I am always torn between SA and Europe but in the end it is Europe which is endlessly fascinating, and holiday accommodation is better and less expensive than in SA, particularly in France!
I. J. Khanewala
What a fascinating walk through the city. Really enjoyed it
Candy Blackham
Thank you! Lots more to come in other Spanish cities!
restlessjo
I feel like I just did, Candy. What a beautiful walkthrough of the city! The buildings are solid in such a Spanish way.. I love it!
Candy Blackham
I am pleased you liked the post. Burgos is lovely and it can be quite hard to convey one’s enjoyment of corners and quiet moments. I was grateful that I was there and could see.
restlessjo
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