the Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is the most important cultural itinerary in the history of Europe. Thousands of people do it every year. The Northern Camino de Santiago it runs along the entire Spanish Cantabrian coast passing through the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia, from Irún to Santiago de Compostela covering a total of 820 km. There are also many who do the Primitive Way, from Oviedo to Santiago in 14 stages and 323 kilometers. Here you will find towns through which the path passes and monuments that you have to visit on your way.
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Cudillero, the mirror of the sea
Of fish and men in Cudillero
The word Cudillero refers to the collected form of its development. It has its origin ...What to see in Gijón
Walking through Gijón
It is the capital of the Costa Verde and urban development coexists with a privilege ...A walk through Avilés
Discovering Avilés
A new Avilés awaits the visitor to remove from his head his preconceived images ...The Cathedral of Oviedo
From pre-Romanesque to Baroque in the cathedral
Now, with the beginning of the new millennium and the complete cleaning of the cathedral surface ...Luarca, marine essence
the White Villa of paradise
Luarca's fame has crossed many borders to become one of the villas ...The Camino de Santiago in Asturias
The Northern Way
Three centuries before the heyday of this universal route began in the XNUMXth century, the...The town of Llanes
Get carried away by the streets of Llanes
The town of Llanes is a port, sea, fishing, but also a modern town at the same time as...Pola de Siero: basic information
What to see and do, routes, where to sleep and eat ... Siero
The deep roots of its traditions, and the high associative fabric make Siero a ...What to see and do in Navia
A dynamic villa
Navia lives immersed in constant activity thanks to the push of the dairy industry, ...Ribadesella: what to see in one day
What to see and do, where to sleep, beaches ... Ribadesella
The town of Ribadesella is the capital of a municipality surrounded by mountains, beaches and ...Colunga: basic information
What to see and do, routes, where to sleep and eat ... Colunga
It limits the north with the Cantabrian Sea and with the councils of Villaviciosa to the west, Cara ...Villaviciosa: Asturias, basic information
What to see and do, routes, where to sleep and eat ... Villaviciosa
Villaviciosa is an extensive coastal municipality, which is bordered to the north by the Cantabrian Sea ...Caravia: basic info
What to see and do, where to sleep and eat ... Caravia
How to get there: Take the coastal road, N-632, from Gijón, Villaviciosa or Ri...Soto del Barco
On the banks of the Nalón River
The region to which Soto del Barco belongs alternates mountainous systems and wide plains ...Obona Monastery
The monastery inhabited by birds
I have been many times since I was "hooked" and each time I go the sadness that causes co ...Casa El Verderín de Onón
Villaviciosa
( 8 seats /
) The entire house is rented out and can accommodate up to 8 people, with an open-plan layout...
Church of Santiago de Gobiendes
En route to Santiago
The church was conceived in the last quarter of the XNUMXth century as a pre ...What to do and see in Asturias
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