
Palace of the Mier family
Eighteenth century mansion with baroque elements. Outstanding example of mountain architecture in the Cabuérniga Valley.

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Carmona, the essence of Cantabria in every street.
Carmona defines one of the identifying features of the traditional Cantabrian village model, a reflection of an economy that prioritizes agricultural, livestock and forestry uses, to the detriment of a more comfortably ordered urban development. This locality occupies the flat space of the Quivierda river valley around an extraordinarily compact habitat, as a result of the peasants' need to enjoy as much cultivated land as possible. In this area, a mixed model has been developed for centuries, based on a semi-extensive livestock farming dominated by the Tudanca cow, and a subsistence agricultu
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Eighteenth century mansion with baroque elements. Outstanding example of mountain architecture in the Cabuérniga Valley.

Temple of the XVIII century with altarpiece of the XVII century and relief of the Virgin of Carmen. Religious reference of the town.

Panoramic views of the village and the Saja Reserve, with the Picos de Ozalba and the Sierra del Escudo de Cabuérniga in the background.

Cobblestone streets with rural stone houses from the XVII and XVIII centuries: arches on the first floor and balconies. Typical mountain architecture.

Carmona is "the flower of the albarqueros": one of the few villages that preserves the craft of making albarcas (traditional Cantabrian wooden shoes).

On the last Saturday of September, La Pasá is celebrated: the descent of the Tudanco cattle from the mountain passes, with folklore and gastronomy. Carmona belongs to the municipality of Cabuérniga, in the Natural Park Saja-B...
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Carmona is located in Cantabria, Cantabria.
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