Discover Tama: Pilgrimage Routes, Churches and Mountains
Accommodation in Tama
Nature
Tama can be explored through pilgrimage routes, churches, a monumental bridge, a visitor centre and mountains. When comparing a holiday apartment in Tama, you can first compare travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions on the accommodation pages. The local references range from pilgrimage routes and churches to museums and mountains; these different themes can help structure your further planning. Some destinations are in the village, while others are in the area around Tama or the wider region. This keeps routes, local references and excursion destinations clearly separate from one another. The selection ranges from a fixed destination with an address to routes with a specified length and mountain names with different regional classifications. This allows you to decide in advance whether you want to focus more on a route, a village centre or more broadly defined destinations. When choosing a holiday apartment in Tama, you can consider this information separately from the local references: travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions form the formal basis for comparison, while pilgrimage routes, churches, museums, the monumental bridge and mountains identify different themes for trip planning, keeping the various travel interests clearly distinguishable from one another.
The visitor centre in Tama features permanent exhibitions and has a recreational area and an arboretum with native species outdoors. It is located at Avda. Luis Cuevas nº 2 A in Tama. For an on-site visit, you can treat the exhibitions and the outdoor facilities as two separate parts of the centre.
The Puente de Tama is a monumental bridge over the Deva River. The mountains Peña Sagra, Morra de Lechugales and Torre Cerredo are located in the area around Tama. Peña Vieja is a mountain in the wider region around Tama. For planning purposes, it is useful to consider these two spatial levels separately.
Routes
When comparing two routes between the same places, it is helpful to compare their length, surface and relationship to the road. The official Camino Lebaniego from Tama to Potes runs for 3.55 km along a paved footpath beside the national road. The Camino de Campañana is a parallel walking route from Tama to Potes that avoids the road. It begins beside the bridge in Tama.
Culture
Cultural references here can be organised by village centre, surrounding area and wider region. In the centre of the village of Tama stands the Iglesia de San Salvador de Tama. It forms part of the historic landscape experienced by pilgrims on the final section of the Camino Lebaniego. Its exterior can be viewed; the church is normally closed. The Iglesia de Santa María (Piasca), a church, is also located in the area around Tama. The Museo de los Bolos, the Aula de la Miel de los Picos de Europa and the Fundación Archivo de Indianos-Museo de la Emigración, three museums, are located in the wider region around Tama.
For additional nearby places: Vinón, Ojedo.
For the higher-level travel overview: Cillorigo De Liébana.
