Castro-Urdiales: A Glimpse into the Past

In the enchanting town of Castro-Urdiales, nostalgia flows through its cobbled streets, echoing the whispers of ancient mariners and medieval inhabitants. Originally known as Portus Amanum, this seaport in Cantabria has been a beacon of history since the Romans established Flaviobriga in AD 74. The history of Castro-Urdiales is rich, marked by resilience as it overcame devastation during conflicts, only to rise anew.

Today, as you stroll by its iconic Castle of Santa Ana and the Gothic Church of Santa María de la Asunción, you can almost feel the presence of the past. The photos antiguas de Castro-Urdiales capture a time when life tethered to the tides and trade defined its spirit. Embrace the charm of the nearby towns: Portugalete, Berango, and the bustling Zazpi Kaleak of Bilbao.

Join us in preserving these memories by sharing your own imágenes antiguas de Castro-Urdiales with OLDPIK, a unique project devoted to safeguarding our cherished past. Let the memories breathe life into today, as we celebrate our vibrant heritage together!