
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Asturias a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Asturias is a natural paradise where the green of the mountains meets the wild blue of the Cantabrian Sea. It is a land of character, forged by a mining past and an Indian legacy that is reflected in its architecture. Its motto, 'Asturias, Natural Paradise', is not an exaggeration: from the majestic peaks of the Picos de Europa to its more than 200 beaches and coves hidden between cliffs, nature is the protagonist. It is the cradle of the Kingdom of Asturias, with pre-Romanesque art unique in the world. But Asturias is also flavor: that of a strong fabada, that of a powerful Cabrales cheese, and above all, that of the social ritual of pouring and sharing 'culines' of cider. Visiting Asturias means breathing fresh air, eating your fill and discovering a landscape that moves you with its virgin beauty.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Asturias
Asturias is a natural paradise where the green of the mountains meets the wild blue of the Cantabrian Sea. It is a land of character, forged by a mining past and an Indian legacy that is reflected in its architecture. Its motto, 'Asturias, Natural Paradise', is not an exaggeration: from the majestic peaks of the Picos de Europa to its more than 200 beaches and coves hidden between cliffs, nature is the protagonist. It is the cradle of the Kingdom of Asturias, with pre-Romanesque art unique in the world. But Asturias is also flavor: that of a strong fabada, that of a powerful Cabrales cheese, and above all, that of the social ritual of pouring and sharing 'culines' of cider. Visiting Asturias means breathing fresh air, eating your fill and discovering a landscape that moves you with its virgin beauty.
A set of churches and pre-Romanesque buildings unique in the world, such as Santa María del Naranco or San Julián de los Prados.
The Camino Primitivo, which starts from Oviedo, is the first and oldest Jacobean pilgrimage route.
Several Asturian caves, such as Tito Bustillo in Ribadesella, are part of this complex, with important prehistoric paintings and engravings.
Asturias has 7 Biosphere Reserves, including the Picos de Europa and Muniellos, the largest oak forest in Spain, which demonstrates its incalculable natural value.
The most famous festival in Asturias. An international canoeing competition between Arriondas and Ribadesella that is accompanied by a gigantic and colorful party on the river bank. The 'river train' and the floods of people encourage canoeists.
Two large parades of floats, folk groups and music bands. The one in Oviedo is a tribute to Asturian emigrants in America, with the participation of representations from Latin American countries.
The great party in honor of the Asturian drink. Nava becomes the world capital of cider, with free tastings, the international cider competition and an unparalleled festive atmosphere.
Asturias is a natural paradise where the green of the mountains meets the wild blue of the Cantabrian Sea. It is a land of character, forged by a mining past and an Indian legacy that is reflected in its architecture. Its motto, 'Asturias, Natural Paradise', is not an exaggeration: from the majestic peaks of the Picos de Europa to its more than 200 beaches and coves hidden between cliffs, nature is the protagonist. It is the cradle of the Kingdom of Asturias, with pre-Romanesque art unique in the world. But Asturias is also flavor: that of a strong fabada, that of a powerful Cabrales cheese, and above all, that of the social ritual of pouring and sharing 'culines' of cider. Visiting Asturias means breathing fresh air, eating your fill and discovering a landscape that moves you with its virgin beauty.
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Ver guía completaThe weather is very variable, even in summer. It is always advisable to carry a raincoat. Many mountain and coastal roads are narrow and winding, so drive with caution. To go up to the Covadonga Lakes in high season, access by private car is restricted and it is mandatory to use authorized buses.
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