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Not very interesting
This is not a natural cave but rather a crypt from an ancient church, San Cebrian, on this site. There are also some occult legends connected with this place but in any case, this is not very interest...
This is not a natural cave but rather a crypt from an ancient church, San Cebrian, on this site. There are also some occult legends connected with this place but in any case, this is not very interest...
Not worth the hype It is a tiny part of a long disappeared building. The tower next to it has views but disappointing also having just done the rooftop walk of the cathedral.
Not worth the hype It is a tiny part of a long disappeared building. The tower next to it has views but disappointing also having just done the rooftop walk of the cathedral.
This is a legendary place where the devil was supposed to instruct students. This legend was compiled by Miguel de Cervantes in one of his plays, and it has been very popular in Latin America.
Not very interesting
This is not a natural cave but rather a crypt from an ancient church, San Cebrian, on this site. There are also some occult legends connected with this place but in any case, this is not very interest...
Not very interesting
This is not a natural cave but rather a crypt from an ancient church, San Cebrian, on this site. There are also some occult legends connected with this place but in any case, this is not very interest...
Not worth the hype
Not worth the hype It is a tiny part of a long disappeared building. The tower next to it has views but disappointing also having just done the rooftop walk of the cathedral.
Not worth the hype
Not worth the hype It is a tiny part of a long disappeared building. The tower next to it has views but disappointing also having just done the rooftop walk of the cathedral.
Legend
This is a legendary place where the devil was supposed to instruct students. This legend was compiled by Miguel de Cervantes in one of his plays, and it has been very popular in Latin America.