Explore Gijón’s rich maritime history, from whaling to sardine factories. Walk through Cimavilla and discover the stories of its iconic figures.
Explore Gijón’s rich maritime history, from whaling to sardine factories. Walk through Cimavilla and discover the stories of its iconic figures.
- Plaza Porlier - Located opposite “The Traveler” sculpture, find the green umbrella here!
- Plaza de Alfonso II el Casto - Did you know the Camino de Santiago started here? Beneath the statue of Asturian King Alfonso II, discover who “invented” it. Then, stroll along the Street of the Eagle to the Academy of the Llingua Asturiana, where some…
- Plaza Porlier - Located opposite “The Traveler” sculpture, find the green umbrella here!
- Plaza de Alfonso II el Casto - Did you know the Camino de Santiago started here? Beneath the statue of Asturian King Alfonso II, discover who “invented” it. Then, stroll along the Street of the Eagle to the Academy of the Llingua Asturiana, where some Asturian expressions will be shared.
- Capilla de La Balesquida - Enjoy the follixa? This site is closely linked to the Tuesday of Campo festival and the famous bollu preñáu.
- Plaza Trascorrales - Sardines! Hake! Centollu! Mouth you! The old fish market holds some surprises.
- Parroquia de San Isidoro El Real - A beautiful Baroque temple in Oviedo, hiding secrets that will be unveiled during the tour.
- Plaza del Fontan - Discover its history as a popular theater and its current connection to the cider world.
- Ayuntamiento de Oviedo - One of Spain’s most beautiful town halls, its facade still preserves the arch of the Puerta de Cimavilla, a remnant of its medieval wall.
- Iglesia de San Tirso El Real - Explore pre-Romanesque remains from the reign of Asturian King Alfonso II.
- Plaza de Alfonso II el Casto - After exploring the Romanesque tower of the cathedral, continue to discover the Gothic section of the Cathedral of El Salvador.
- Historian guide
- Accredited official guide
- Spanish-speaking Asturias
- Tour not offered in English
- Historian guide
- Accredited official guide
- Spanish-speaking Asturias
- Tour not offered in English
Explore the renowned face of Oviedo-Uvieo and dive into genuine Asturian culture.
Why is Asturias known as a principality? Why are the residents of Oviedo referred to as “carbayones”? Were you aware that the Camino de Santiago was our “creation”?
An official tour guide will lead the way through Oviedo-Uvieo’s most iconic sites, offering a glimpse into…
Explore the renowned face of Oviedo-Uvieo and dive into genuine Asturian culture.
Why is Asturias known as a principality? Why are the residents of Oviedo referred to as “carbayones”? Were you aware that the Camino de Santiago was our “creation”?
An official tour guide will lead the way through Oviedo-Uvieo’s most iconic sites, offering a glimpse into the most traditional neighborhoods of its historic center, where medieval, baroque, and contemporary styles seamlessly merge: The square and market of El Fontán, Los Trescorrales, La Escandalera, the palace of Rúa, the church of San Isidoro, and the vibrant streets of Mon and Cimavilla, as well as the exteriors of the Cathedral.
Experience ancient Oviedo through its cuisine, festivals, and folixes, its history, and most importantly, its people, while recalling real figures such as Clarín, Dona Balesquida, or Pachu Barbes. What are you waiting for to join in?
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
