What to do in Asturias
Asturias is a region on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea with a wide variety of sights, surprising natural landscapes, a culture and tradition without equal, as well as a high quality gastronomy. Discover in the following list what to do in Asturias: Discover the most beautiful routes, spectacular beaches, museums and cultural centers, the most popular festivals and events and the most charming towns in the Principality.
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Huerta Cave: caving in Teverga
The underground cathedral of Asturias
In Asturias, a land of hollows and mountains that seem designed to hold secrets...Historic building of the University of Oviedo
A jewel with cloister and memory
There are buildings that seem to have been built not to last, but to stay, like...Guided route shepherds and biodiversity
A land of shepherds and cheeses
A scientific ecotourism experience to immerse yourself in the life of shepherds and cheese...Llano del Cura Viewpoint
A balcony overlooking Cangas de Onís
Located on the outskirts of Cangas de Onís, at an altitude of approximately 750 meters above sea level,...Best beach bars in Asturias
A moment of leisure
In many of them the location has been very well calculated to be able to enjoy the...Snowshoe routes
white excursions
A vastness of silent forests, frozen streams, valleys and snowy slopes are...Smoke-free beaches in Asturias
twice as pretty
We detail the beaches that are part of the network: Smoke-free beaches in Castrillón Beach...Route to the Ordiales Viewpoint
A panoramic altar
This place combines what you'd expect from a good hike: well-marked trails, memorable landscapes...Gamonéu Cheese Competition
Benia, capital of cheese with character
Asturias has a small cheese capital in its geography that once a year is transformed...Pregnant Boroña
Cornbread, with the soul of a banquet
What is boroña? Well, it's more than just bread. It's a ritual. A cornbread—yes, from the corn that...Steel Route
A journey through the industrial history of Asturias
The route, which lasts approximately two hours, can be completed on foot and offers a...San Juan de Priorio, Asturian Romanesque
A unique medieval church
History and Origins: A Medieval Testimony Time and the hand of man have transformed...Government of the Principality of Asturias
Institutional headquarters in Oviedo
Regional sovereignty is exercised from within two buildings very close together...Visit to the Molino de Tullidi winery
A cultural classroom of traditions
Guided tour of an old mill transformed into a cultural classroom where you can learn about Onís...Asturias bus timetables
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We provide you with a list of public transport services and timetables in Asturias.Rock stairs in Gijón
Climb to heaven step by step
It all began in 2012, when South African artist Mossel, in collaboration with the gallery...The Charity of Piloña
Cultural space
"La Benéfica" is more than a building: it's a collective dream that germinates in the landscape...Church of San Tirso El Real
A discreet temple
Scholars remind us that it was founded by none other than Alfonso II the Chaste, the king who...Os Cortíos Route
The honey route
Among the lush valleys of western Asturias, just minutes from Santa Eulalia de...The Flower of Pria
Folklore gives voice to spring
The Sunday after Easter is dedicated to honoring Our Lady of the Flower. Faithful to their...The Godmothers
From Rome to Siero. Through research, one finds that almost all the customs...
Cider Experience
A masterclass in pouring
Cider tasting and pouring in Onís: a truly authentic experience. Every great cider begins...Taramundi Water Route
Hydraulic mills and fairytale villages
The route starts in the lower part of Taramundi and continues towards Mazonovo, where it meets...What to do and see in Asturias
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