The oldest football stadium in Spain and home of Sporting de Gijón.
Gijón’s iconic urban beach stretching along the city coastline. Perfect for walks, sunsets, surfing, or relaxing at one of the many beachfront cafés and bars. Easy to access from the slopes onto the beach.
Beautiful botanical gardens featuring Atlantic plant species, woodland walks, and peaceful green spaces.
A lovely park near the beach, ideal for a peaceful walk.
One of the best viewpoints in the city, overlooking the coastline and harbour. Home to the famous sculpture “Elogio del Horizonte”.
Gijón’s historic old town, full of narrow streets, sidrerías, bars, and restaurants near the harbour.
A modern aquarium showcasing marine life from Asturias and around the world.
Ancient Roman baths located beside the coastline and historic centre.
A monument 'Mother of the Emigrant' is a beautiful statue overlooking the ocean. It commemorates the mothers who had to say goodbye to their Asturian children going to America after World War II in search of a better future.
An open-air museum dedicated to traditional Asturian life and culture. Explore historic rural buildings, farming equipment, shepherd huts, traditional music, and "vintage" household items - some you may recognise ( sorry!! )
A monument dedicated to King Pelayo, an important historical figure in Asturias associated with the Battle of Covadonga and the beginning of the Christian reconquest of Spain. He was the only king that managed to defeat the Moors in their invasion of Spain. He is often associated with the legend of Covadonga, where he is said to have found sanctuary in a cave, and where a small image of the Virgin Mary became a symbol of his movement.
One of the most famous natural areas in northern Spain, surrounded by mountains and stunning scenery. Tours are available, or you can organise transport independently.
A beautiful basilica built into the mountainside in 739-757 beside the famous Holy Cave of Covadonga. Many tours combine both the basilica and the lakes.
A dinosaur and palaeontology museum with coastal views and life-sized exhibits.
A colourful fishing village built into the cliffs
Beaches, harbour, and charming old town
Seaside town famous for caves and kayaking
A relaxed coastal town with beaches and seafood restaurants
Known for cider production and countryside scenery
A picturesque hillside fishing village overlooking the sea
The capital of Asturias, known for its historic old town, shopping streets, cider bars, and beautiful architecture.
A spectacular mountain national park with hiking routes, viewpoints, lakes, and traditional mountain villages.
A beautiful natural beach surrounded by cliffs and greenery. Popular with locals and great for a quieter beach day. Best accessed by car or taxi.
One of the most famous beaches in Asturias, known for its huge sandy beach and pine forests. Very popular for surfing and relaxing summer days.
A stunning wild beach with dramatic cliffs and turquoise water. One of the most photographed beaches in Asturias. Please note there is a short walk down to the beach.
A tiny inland beach connected to the sea through underground tunnels in the cliffs — very unique and worth visiting if exploring the Llanes area.
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