About the Magdalena Palace, Santander
Perched on a dramatic peninsula overlooking the Bay of Biscay, the Magdalena Palace is one of Santander’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the early 20th century, this historic palace was a summer residence for Spanish royalty and is renowned for its stunning architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views.
The venue is a blend of elegance and functionality, featuring state-of-the-art conference facilities while preserving its historical charm. Participants will enjoy the grandeur of the palace’s interiors, spacious meeting rooms, and serene surroundings. Whether during breaks or evening receptions, the venue provides a perfect setting to relax and network while admiring panoramic coastal views.
Located in the Magdalena Peninsula, the palace is surrounded by a variety of attractions, including the Magdalena Beach, a small zoo with seals and penguins, and scenic walking paths that provide opportunities for exploration.
More information on the venue available here.
Getting to the Magdalena Palace
From Santander Airport:
- Taxi: A 20-minute ride, costing approximately €20–25.
- Bus: Take the S4 bus to Santander Bus Station, then transfer to local buses Line 1, 2, or 13 heading toward El Sardinero and the Magdalena Peninsula.
From Santander City Center:
- Bus: Local buses (Lines 1, 2, or 13) provide direct access to the Magdalena Peninsula. Look for stops labeled “Palacio de la Magdalena” or “Avenida de Reina Victoria.”
- Taxi: A quick 10–15 minute ride costs approximately €10–15.
- On Foot: From El Sardinero Beach, enjoy a scenic 20–30 minute coastal walk to the palace.
Parking: For drivers, designated parking is available near the palace. Follow the signs for “Parking Palacio de la Magdalena.”
