Province of Burgos

The Province of Burgos is an administrative area in Castile and León that spans the northern part of Spain with mountain ranges, woodlands, and rivers including the Ebro and the Duero. The territory includes many municipalities spread between highlands and valleys.

The archaeological site of Atapuerca in the area documents the presence of early humans and hominids over one million years ago. These findings are among the oldest evidence of human occupation in Europe.

The Valpuesta manuscripts found here are among the oldest texts in Castilian and come from the tenth century. These documents show how the language evolved over the centuries.

A network of motorways connects the area with neighboring regions and makes it easier to navigate between towns. Burgos Airport offers flight connections for travelers.

This area borders eight other Spanish provinces and has more provincial boundaries than any other region in the country. Its geographic position makes it a crossroads between several parts of Spain.

Location: Castile and León

Capital city: Burgos

Shares border with: Soria Province, A Rioxa, Álava, Biscay, Cantabria Province, Palencia Province, Valladolid Province, Segovia Province

Website: http://diputaciondeburgos.es

GPS coordinates: 42.38333,-3.66667

Latest update: December 4, 2025 23:02