The tour starts in Madrid, leaving from our meeting point.

Living in the City: A Tourist Destination on the Cid Champion Route Vivar del Cid, a bourgeois town, is a key destination for lovers of history and literature, as it is the birthplace of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, the legendary Champion Cid. Its tourist relevance lies in its connection with the Cantar de mio Cid, an epic work that narrates the exploits of the Castilian knight. To visit Vivar del Cid is to enter the Middle Ages through its monuments and landscapes. The Casa Natal del Cid stands out, which recreates the medieval atmosphere and offers information about its historical and legendary figure. Tourism in Vivar del Cid not only allows you to know its heritage, but also to enjoy its Castilian gastronomy and its natural environment. Thus, this enclave is a must-see destination for those seeking history, culture and adventure.

Burgos, Cradle of Cid Champion Burgos is the perfect setting to relive the history of Cid Champion. A walk through its historic centre allows you to enter its medieval alleys, walls and old gates. The Cathedral of Burgos, a World Heritage Site, houses the remains of the Cid and his wife Jimena, offering a guided tour of his legacy. The Arch of St. Mary pays tribute to the medieval hero, while the Solar del Cid, the Church of St. Gadea and the Bridge of St. Paul evoke key moments of his life. In the Plaza del Mío Cid, his equestrian statue symbolizes his greatness. Among legends and monuments, Burgos offers a unique journey to the heart of Cidian history. Stories and legends of the Camino del Cid: Walk part of this mythical route that follows in the footsteps of Rodrigo Díaz in his banishment. Anecdotes and legends will make you feel like part of their story. - Solar del Cid - Church of Santa Gadea -Saint Paul Bridge - Plaza del Mio Cid

**Monastery of San Pedro de Cardeña: Footprint of Cid Champion** The Monastery of San Pedro de Cardeña, located a few kilometers from Burgos, is a must for those who want to follow in the footsteps of the Champion ID. This historic Benedictine monastery was a refuge for his wife, Jimena, and daughters during his banishment, becoming a symbol of loyalty and resilience. Between its walls, the history of the Cid is breathed. Its cloister and church house legends and relics linked to the Castilian knight. In addition, in its pantheon rest the monks who, according to tradition, would guard the remains of the Cid before their transfer to the **Cathedral of Burgos**. To visit San Pedro de Cardeña is to immerse yourself in the Middle Ages, exploring its architecture, its spiritual atmosphere and its connection with the **Camino del Cid**. It is a must-see stop for those looking to learn about the history and legacy of Spain’s most celebrated medieval hero.