0,00 km away / The Iron and Steel Museum aims to combine culture, industry, leisure, and history , offering a new model of interest and knowledge. It includes guided tours of the industrial archaeology of the Nalón region and features a visitor center that...
0,11 km away / La Felguera, in the heart of the Nalón Valley, is a place where Asturias' industrial history has left an indelible mark . The Iron and Steel Route transports us back to the times when the smoke from blast furnaces tinted the sky reddish and the hustle and bustle...
3,57 km away / Be a miner for a while, step into their shoes (with all due respect), discover the smell of a real mine, its temperature, its humidity. The feeling of being underground in an authentic mine tunnel. This is an authentic excursion that takes place...
3,98 km / The wealth of Asturias' subsoil has shaped the development, social conflicts, economy, and political trends of the entire region. Although the mining sector was established in the Caudal and Nalón mining basins, the entire Principality depended on it...
4,42 km / The village house La...
to 4,53 km / It is said that two cooks from El Entrego, Nina and Conda, were, in the last century, the inventors of these onions, prepared as a vigil dish during Holy Week.
Historical reality demonstrates (and this is stated in Juan de...
6,15 km away / You have to experience it. Descending into the Sotón Well is an experience that far surpasses any expectation. Something to remember forever , an unforgettable experience, visitors assure us. Of the five hours of adventure through the deepest part of the...
6,91 km away / At Casa Telva they defend the...
to 7,04 km / A unique event of its kind, a compendium of summer carnival and theatrical parade, which takes place within the framework of a very festive day in the municipality of Valdesoto.
The neighbors are the undisputed protagonists of the event and become the...
7,55 km away / It's a 59m² apartment...
9,41 km away / Here we've gathered some of the sites scattered throughout Asturias that offer a glimpse into our recent history. Most are linked to industry and mining , one of the sectors that sustained...
9,49 km away / In the Asturian calendar, so rich in festivals that oscillate between the sacred and the pagan, one peculiar day stands out, uniquely feminine and with a popular flavor: the festival of Les Comadres . A festival without saints or virgins, without a patron saint or miracle; a...
9,58 km away / Mushroom hunting in Asturias is a truly unique experience. This leisure activity can be combined with enjoying the scenery, venturing into the mountains or its lush valleys and forests. The variety of woodlands fosters a great diversity of mycology in the Principality, with more than...
9,67 km away / We're talking about one of the most popular Easter festivals in Asturias. The Painted Eggs Festival, celebrated in the Asturian town of Pola de Siero on the Tuesday after Easter Sunday, is a lively celebration filled with good humor, cider, and traditional Asturian folklore...
9,68 km away / Siero is one of the most populated municipalities in Asturias and has one of the most established economies. Its central location in Asturias makes it a crucial crossroads for the local economy and the development of the service, industrial, and other sectors.
9,76 km away / La Pola, in the heart of Asturias, is a populous town that enjoys local festivals. With the arrival of summer, it always celebrates one of the liveliest and most popular summer festivals : El Carmín.
People prepare their empanadas and tortillas, and spread the word...
9,90 km away / In ancient Egypt, consuming pork was strictly forbidden, except on days of the full moon. In Asturias, far removed from this custom, so much is used of the "gochu" (pig) that it is eaten for months and its meat is preserved all year round. This walking meat pantry...
9,95 km away / Noreña is the smallest...
10,17 km / La Casa de Aldea Mariana...
10,25 km away / Approaching the village of Faro , in the parish of Limanes, municipality of Oviedo, is to tread on pioneering ground in Asturian ceramics. For two centuries, the inhabitants of this village have been dedicated to the manufacture of pots, jugs, and other earthenware vessels. Their pottery tradition even became...
