0,00 km away / We're talking about an area of gentle, rounded mountains that flank countless valleys and flow, like a great, mighty river, into the sea: the equally vast and rugged coast of western Asturias. Photo from "Digging Through the Corners." Photo report...
0,52 km away / Chosco is a genuine and unique sausage, a jewel of Tineo's charcuterie tradition and Vaqueira culture. It is the product of the traditional pig slaughter deeply rooted in the area. Today, it boasts a seal of gastronomic excellence, being an essential ingredient in every dish...
0,53 km away / Tineo is a vast municipality, the second largest in Asturias. A municipality where landscape and history are closely intertwined, and nestled between the Narcea and Esva river basins, it displays the breadth of its landscape, the traces of gold mining, exemplary villages, and more...
5,56 km away / The feeling of discovering the monastery of Santa María La Real de Oubona , in Tinéu, for the first time is one of astonishment at its lamentable state and, at the same time, of fulfillment, because, even so, it is a place of tremendous beauty , which conveys...
10,93 km away / The house is an old...
12,88 km away / Gold fever is a phenomenon as old as humanity. The Romans were capable of moving mountains and changing the course of rivers to access the deposits. In Asturias, in the municipality of Tineo, there is a town with a name that speaks to gold:...
13,20 km away / The MOA (Gold Museum of Asturias) is located in the village of Navelgas (Asturias), in the municipality of Tineo. A small village of no more than three hundred inhabitants, rich in traditions, culture, and gold... The museum is housed in La Casona Capalleja, in the San neighborhood...
13,38 km away / Nonaya is, as we say in Asturias, a name that feels familiar. Almost like family. It's the name of the river that, in the municipality of Salas, forms a beautiful waterfall in the middle of the forest , a very special place that nature lovers enjoy visiting...
14,74 km away / The Esva River basin has patiently carved a gorge into the quartzite rock, creating one of the most spectacular and little-known canyons in Asturias . The walls reach up to 500 meters in height, and a gorge runs through it...
15,68 km away / For some, this is the most Asturian way to get married. A couple wishing to wed according to this ancient rite must apply to the Vaqueiro Council, which will grant or deny its approval for the dream to become a reality. Only one couple per year will be...
16,83 km away / Surrounded by meadows about...
19,15 km away / La Casona II is located...
to 19,22 km / We propose here an excursion as God intended, which we will necessarily have to take in several sectionsBut the effort will be worth it.
We're talking about an unforgettable place, to go with your feet on the ground and your mind open to great things...
19,91 km away / In the quiet rural village...
19,92 km away / An old, ruined hayloft...
20,44 km away / The wildest part of Asturias lies in the vast municipality of Cangas del Narcea. This often unexplored territory represents almost 8 percent of the Principality's total area and is brimming with attractions across its more than 800...
20,94 km away / Although any season is good for experiencing the natural heritage of Asturian forests, we recommend autumn. It is precisely during the second half of October and the first half of November that the Asturian forest reaches unexpected heights of beauty...
20,94 km away / The Vino de La Tierra de Cangas is the exception that proves the rule. The Principality is not a wine-producing region, but it has found an excellent wine in the Cangas de Narcea area. Its winemaking tradition dates back to Roman times. Later, it was continued by...
21,06 km away / The bear cub colony is estimated to number over 200 individuals, mostly in western Asturias: in Somiedo. This fact speaks for itself: Asturias has the highest environmental quality on the Iberian Peninsula . Therefore, seeing bears in the wild is a responsible activity...
21,28 km away / Asturias loves its nature, boasts an extraordinarily rich environment, and protects it like a treasure. Mountains and valleys, rivers and waterfalls, forests, caves, beaches, and cliffs—all within a protective embrace that strengthens nature and allows it to continue growing...
