Experience Asturias

An incredible getaway to Asturias. A unique experience that you will always remember!

It is very likely that the first emperor in the history of the Roman Empire, Octavio Augustus, would have fallen in love with this city when he conquered the Noega fort in the Campa del Cabo Torres, although in reality you do not need to be an emperor to fall in love with Gijón, Just stand right next to the statue of Augustus in Campo Valdés, and contemplate the panorama... You will realize that you lack words to describe the sensation!

The city is definitely an ideal space for enjoyment: sports, culture, shows, gastronomy, and plenty of entertainment are one of the backbones of Gijón.

So in Avilés, as if it were a fable or fantastic story, the stones speak to you and tell you incredible episodes: stories of nobles and noblemen, of a town of merchants that devoted themselves to their markets, of a town of sailors and fishermen, a bourgeoisie that emerged strongly, or a steel industry that was unique in the world. The avant-garde touch in Avilés has been provided by the Niemeyer Center for almost a decade. Located on the most industrial bank of the estuary, its sweet shapes and immaculate white provide a counterpoint to what was the Avilés of iron and steel.

Of all the fishing villages of the Cantabrian Sea, Cudillero is the only one that cannot be seen either from land or from the sea, as it is located in a natural bend that gives it that invisible and therefore mysterious condition. This means that to see Cudillero you will have to be inside, and once there the spectacle will be amazing...

Oviedo could be called the city of the Pre-Romanesque, because in all of Asturias it has the most monuments from this period, both in the city center and in the surrounding area. If we are in the urban heart, magnificent examples are some details of the old Church of San Tirso El Real, the church of San Julián de los Prados – also known as Santullano – or the Fuente de la Foncalada, whose stones impregnated with moss and water They exude antiquity. The Holy Chamber, created by the great Asturian monarch Alfonso II, requires very special mention.