Carmona

Carmona lies on slopes draining to the Nansa river in western Cantabria, and its stone manor houses, the casonas montañesas, show the region's mountain architecture at its most complete. The whole village is protected as a historic ensemble. Its traditions are Tudanca cattle and woodworking, above all the carving of albarcas, wooden clogs made by local craftsmen.

Highlights

• Casonas montañesas, the stone mountain houses of the historic village
• Tudanca cattle, the traditional local breed
• Albarcas, wooden clogs carved by the village albarqueros

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