Asturias

Gijón, Asturias' largest coastal city, combines maritime heritage with rich history and urban flair.Historic Cimavilla features narrow streets and Chillida's "Elogio del Horizonte" on Cerro de Santa Catalina.The city beach San Lorenzo defines the image; Roman baths Campo Valdés bear witness to its ancient past.The Laboral Ciudad de la Cultura is a modern cultural center.Sample Asturian cider and specialties in a Sidrería. Spring or autumn offer the best climate for your visit.

The fishing villages Lastres and Tazones are among Spain's most beautiful, with their colorful houses, steep streets and traditional harbors, offering an authentic glimpse into Asturian coastal life.

Llanes, a charming coastal town in Asturias, combines maritime history with impressive nature. Here you'll find a well-preserved old town with medieval walls and the historic Torreón. The lively harbour is the heart of the town, where fishing boats and Agustín Ibarrola's colourful art installation Cubos de la Memoria define the scene. Along the coast, you'll discover unique beaches like Playa de Toró with its striking rock formations or the bizarre Playa de Gulpiyuri, a small saltwater inland lake. The Paseo de San Pedro offers spectacular views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa in the background. It's best to visit Llanes in late spring or early autumn to enjoy mild temperatures and fewer visitors. A stroll through the old town's alleys reveals traditional Asturian architecture and cozy Sidrerías.

Die elegante Hauptstadt Asturiens besticht mit einer wunderschönen Altstadt, der beeindruckenden Kathedrale und den zum UNESCO-Welterbe gehörenden präromanischen Kirchen am Monte Naranco.

Als Tor zum Picos de Europa Nationalpark bietet die Region um Cangas de Onís atemberaubende Berglandschaften, die heilige Stätte Covadonga und unzählige Möglichkeiten für Outdoor-Aktivitäten.