to 0,00 km / We talk about one of the largest sandy areas of the Principality in the town of Salinas, at the western end of the municipality of Castrillón. Three kilometers clearly divisible into two beach areas: the one of Salinas of urban character, located in the...
to 0,49 km / On the Asturian coast, in the town of Salinas - a town very close to Avilés - you have a magnificent viewpoint that rises above the sea. Outdoors we can walk through the Anchor Museum, in the same area as the watchtower. We will enjoy old and more modern anchors...
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Anchors are a basic instrument for navigation, without them it would be impossible to anchor and take a break. But many are also treasures, since they can only be recovered from the seabed after conscientious work by marine archaeologists....
to 1,76 km / Arnao, a town 7 kilometers from the city of Avilés, has an unusual mine entrance that is cut into the rock of the local beach. Its mining heritage today is one of the most emblematic in the country. It is fascinating for its genuine presence and image...
to 1,76 km There are hidden gems that remain relatively unknown, sometimes because they're unusual, sometimes because the same places and overcrowded towns appear repeatedly on every list... leaving no room to discover anything new. Here are five options to visit, places...
to 2,70 km / Hotel Piedras is located...
to 3,74 km / Avilés is the third city in Asturias after Oviedo and Gijón, with a population that exceeds 85.000 inhabitants and a past linked to the history of its port, Asturian coal, metallurgy, and parallel to the crisis that affected it in the mid-80s and...
to 3,99 km When it opened its doors in...
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Avilés is a city to discover. The preconceived image of this great town, even for many Asturians, is that of an industrial city in decline. Although its aerial physiognomy does offer us clear industrial areas, in the heart of this great town lies...
to 4,08 km / With more than 120 years of history, the Bollu Festival in Avilés is one of the milestones of Asturian Holy Week. The religious celebration in this city includes six brotherhoods, with steps and processions of the most popular in Asturias, and the Bollu Festival, celebrated on Monday...
to 4,30 km / The Niemeyer Center is a unique species of its kind, a cultural agglutinator that seeks the synergies of the arts within an enveloping architecture and beautiful and calculated perspectives. Here the straight line is conspicuous by its absence and the plasticity of...
to 4,50 km / With all due respect to those who rest there, and bridging the gap with the pain and loss inherent to these places, a cemetery can be something more than a religious site. Perhaps it is also a great cultural attraction, or an ideal setting to make a...
to 4,68 km / Xagó beach is a wild space, a large cove of 2 kilometers rectilinear in which prevails its ecological charm and its wide range for beach leisure.
It is part of the protected area of the central coast dominated by high cliffs,...
to 6,02 km Nearly a dozen airlines operate at Asturias Airport, allowing us to be connected with several Spanish cities and also some very interesting European destinations.
In 2023 the terminal received 1.510.244 passengers in the first nine...
to 6,05 km Asturias Airport (IATA: OVD, ICAO: LEAS) is a Spanish public airport belonging to the Aena network, located in Anzu, parish of Santiago del Monte. in the council of CastrillónPrincipality of Asturias. He currently occupies the...
to 8,75 km / The sea that forces steep rock cliffs on the coast of the center of the Principality, seems to surrender on the lower coast, on beaches like these where the rocks that emerge are rather perpendicular limits to the ocean, and not a firm barrier to the waves. Beaches so...
to 8,99 km / The time of year with...
to 9,99 km / Asturias is crisscrossed by a large number of rivers, but due to our terrain, almost all of them are short and very large. The most important river in Asturias is the Nalón River, which runs through the center of the region and flows into San Juan de la Arena; which the rivers follow...
to 10,19 km / Varied and picturesque, with pure air and always linked to the sea, the fishing villages of Asturias dot the entire coastline of the Principality and offer us dreamy landscapes on the edge of the Cantabrian Sea, tasty and excellent gastronomy, walks everywhere, history of. ..
to 10,37 km / Soto del Barco is an Asturian council linked to the Cantabrian Sea, subject to the play of the tides and the whims of a large northern estuary. The municipality, of generous nature, It is integrated into the Bajo Nalón region, the natural exit to the sea of the river...
