Asturias

Asturias is one of the regions with the widest range of tourist attractions. It offers mountains, beaches, natural parks, cities and pleasant hiking trails.

Among the charms of the capital of the Principality of Asturias are its history, art, cuisine, fiestas, and arts and crafts.

La iglesia Santa María del Naranco, una de las joyas del prerrománico que aún existen en Europa, conserva intacto su aspecto original.

Llanes is a box of cultural and natural wonders. Come see for yourself why it’s one of the top destinations in Asturias.

Sport, culture, tradition, beach and archaeological sites all wrapped up in one destination! Come discover Ribadesella!

Oviedo Cathedral sits on the Camino de Santiago and is one of the most important religious, artistic and architectural sites in the Principality of Asturias.

From Michelin-starred establishments to popular restaurants serving typical local cuisine, there’s no shortage of good places to eat in Asturias.

Cider and Asturias go hand in hand. The local tipple can be enjoyed on any occasion and is not just a drink but a social ritual.

Asturias is known for its satisfying and delicious cuisine. Whether preparing it in the kitchen or enjoying it at the table, the typical food of this region shouldn’t be rushed.

Not quite sure what souvenirs to bring back from your trip? Allow us to give you a few ideas.

Can you say you’ve seen the waters of the smallest inland beach in the world? If not, you’re missing out on one of nature’s most stunning works of art – Gulpiyuri Beach in Asturias. Listed as a natural monument of Asturias, come enjoy the magical power of this tiny cove.

Did you know that some of Spain’s top beaches are located right here in Asturias? Come discover the wild, rugged beauty of Gulpiyuri, Torimbia and Cuevas del Mar.

La naturaleza virgen de la playa del Silencio, el azul de sus aguas y la paz que la envuelve hacen de este lugar un entorno muy deseado.

The municipality of Llanes has the most square miles of coast of all Asturias, housing some of the most remarkable and picturesque beaches of all of Spain. Read on to discover Llanes’ must-see beaches.

Asturias is one of the regions with the widest range of tourist attractions. It offers mountains, beaches, natural parks, cities and pleasant hiking trails.

Among the charms of the capital of the Principality of Asturias are its history, art, cuisine, fiestas, and arts and crafts.

Come to the port city of Gijón and discover the multitude of sights it has to offer: the aquarium, San Lorenzo Beach, the sculpture Eulogy to the Horizon and Universidad Laboral, to name but a few.

Llanes is a box of cultural and natural wonders. Come see for yourself why it’s one of the top destinations in Asturias.

Sport, culture, tradition, beach and archaeological sites all wrapped up in one destination! Come discover Ribadesella!

The charming, fishing village of Tazones earned a place in history when King Carlos V disembarked on Spanish soil for the first time to claim the Spanish crown.

The Lakes of Covadonga are a must-see on a trip to Asturias. They are a stunning spectacle of wondrous nature.

Picos de Europa National Park is the most important protected area in Asturias for its natural wealth and stunning mountain scenery.

Get off the beaten track and hike the Senda del Oso (Path of the Bear). Follow the course of a former mine railway and take in nature’s majestic beauty.

Inhabited by humans in pre-historic times, Tito Bustillo Cave is one of the most important Palaeolithic archaeological sites in Europe.

The municipality of Llanes has the most square miles of coast of all Asturias, housing some of the most remarkable and picturesque beaches of all of Spain. Read on to discover Llanes’ must-see beaches.

Declared a natural park in 1996, Redes remains a fairly unknown playground for outdoor adventure. Pack your hiking shoes and come discover what these mountains have to offer. You’ll be spoilt by breathtaking landforms and authentic Asturian cuisine.

Come discover the Aquarium of Gijón, home to 500 species of marine fauna and flora from Asturias and around the world.

The Fernando Alonso Museum commemorates Fernando Alonso’s career as a F1 champion, the ideal destination for those in need of speed.

Designed by the Brazilian modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer in 2010, the Neimeyer Centre offers a unique artistic and cultural hub of international calibre right in Asturias.

Located between Colunga and Lastres, come explore the age of the dinosaurs at the Jurassic Museum of Asturias (MUJA).

Inaugurado en 1994, este espectacular museo permite indagar sobre el origen y la evolución de la minería asturiana, así como descender al interior de una mina.

The Museum of the Asturian People is just one of many places of cultural interest that you can find in Gijón.

Cares Trail is the most popular hike in Asturias, if not Spain – an awe-inspiring adventure accessible to all.

Get off the beaten track and hike the Senda del Oso (Path of the Bear). Follow the course of a former mine railway and take in nature’s majestic beauty.

Declared a natural park in 1996, Redes remains a fairly unknown playground for outdoor adventure. Pack your hiking shoes and come discover what these mountains have to offer. You’ll be spoilt by breathtaking landforms and authentic Asturian cuisine.

Cares Trail and Senda del Oso provide walkers with a perfect combination of exercise and spectacular countryside, but they are not the only hiking trails you can choose from in Asturias.

The Semana Grande celebrations in Gijón are held on and around 15 August in honour of the Assumption of the Virgin of Begoña. It is one of the city’s main events.

Fall in love with Asturias. Discover one of the most romantic and singular places in northern Spain. An abundance of idyllic villages, epicurean wonders and riveting nature awaits you.

In Oviedo, the Festival of San Mateo brings the summer to a perfect close. The fun in the capital of Asturias begins in mid-September.

Gijón offers a wide variety of activities and experiences that will ensure your stag or hen party goes off with a bang. From traditional dinners to saucy shows, tailoring the night to your fancy is a breeze.

Come to Gijón and soak up the music and culture. There is always something to see or do, whatever the time of year.

The Asturian coastal capital offers a lively nightlife scene. With hundreds of pubs and bars lining the streets of the buzzing neighbourhoods of Cimadevilla and Fomento, bar-hopping has never been so much fun.