Activity company · Santoña
Conservas Ana María
Who they are
Conservas Ana María is a family company in Santoña created in 1997, which began with artisan anchovies and today also cans northern bonito in a new plant. In its building, a work of contemporary architecture on the Marismas industrial estate, it opened the Anchovy Art Gallery (Galería de Arte de la Anchoa), which the house presents as the Santoña Anchovy Museum.
What you visit
General admission covers the museum, the temporary exhibitions and the interior of the building, with a demonstration of anchovy salting and a tasting. From Monday to Friday, the 12:30 session includes a tour of the factory to watch the women artisans at work. They also organise a tourist-train route around Santoña, the Santoñuco, with an audio guide, on its own or combined with the factory and the gallery.
Prices
Gallery, €9 for adults and €7 for ages 5 to 12; train, €5 and €3; train, factory and gallery, €12 and €10. Under-fives do not pay. Tickets are bought on its website.
What they run
- Anchovy Art Gallery Entry to the Anchovy Art Gallery Book Tourist train, factory and gallery Book
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 644 668 848
- [email protected]
- Website
- galeriadeartedelaanchoa.com
- Meeting point
- Tourist train departure, Carnival monument, Santoña
Frequently asked questions
Can I see the factory working?
Monday to Friday, on the 12:30 visit, subject to working hours.
Is there a tasting?
Yes, you try the anchovy at the end.
Where does the train leave from?
From the Carnival monument, in Santoña.
