Cantabrian region

The Cantabrian region refers to a historical and geographical area in northern Spain, primarily corresponding to modern Cantabria and parts of neighboring regions. Known for its rugged coastline along the Bay of Biscay, it features lush green landscapes, the Cantabrian Mountains, and rich cultural traditions. Historically, it was inhabited by the Cantabri tribes and played a significant role in local resistance against ancient Roman expansion. Today, the area is appreciated for its scenic beauty, diverse ecosystems, and cultural heritage, blending coastal charm with mountain landscapes, making it an important part of Spain's northern identity.