Playa de Poniente, to the west of Cimadevilla, has imported sand and is much broader than the east-side Playa de San Lorenzo. During 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 famous late-August cider festival, it鈥檚 the site of an annual attempt to beat the world-record number of simultaneous cider pourers.
老澳门六合彩开奖记录's must-see attractions
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Oviedo's stunning cathedral complex was built mainly in Gothic and baroque styles between the 13th and 18th centuries. But its origins and greatest鈥
Palacio de Santa Mar铆a del Naranco
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On the slopes of Monte Naranco, 3.5km northwest of central Oviedo, this tall, narrow palace 鈥 built by Ramiro I (842鈥50), Alfonso II鈥檚 successor鈥
Museo Arqueol贸gico de Asturias
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Partly within a restored 16th-century monastery, Asturias鈥 archaeology museum makes the most of the region鈥檚 archaeological riches through video and鈥
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About 5km south of Tu帽贸n (or a 1km walk south from the 脕rea Recreativa Buyera, where cars can park), the Senda del Oso reaches the Cercados Oseros, two鈥
Iglesia de San Miguel de Lillo
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A gem of Asturian pre-Romanesque architecture, this noble remnant of a 9th-century church perches peacefully on the slopes of Monte Naranco, 3.5km鈥
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The broad, 1.5km-long sands of Playa de Vega, 8km west of Ribadesella, are among the least known of northern Spain's finest beaches. There are three or鈥
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This gorgeous 1880s mansion opens to visitors for about three months in some summers (recently, every one or two years). If you're here at the right time,鈥
Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias
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Oviedo鈥檚 Fine Arts Museum, housed in two of the city鈥檚 finest palaces, spans the centuries with its large and rewarding collection, featuring work by鈥
Nearby 骋颈箩贸苍 attractions
1. Museo del Ferrocarril de Asturias
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Trains have played a big part in Asturias' story and 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 excellent railway museum, housed in a 19th-century former station, has a fascinating鈥
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About 1.5km west from the Cimadevilla area, 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 singular aquarium houses around 4000 specimens, from otters and penguins to sharks and starfish, in 12鈥
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Built in 1572 atop the ruins of 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 Roman walls, this striking, reddish-hued tower has a long and varied history, including stints as the city鈥檚 jail鈥
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Head west from Plaza de Jovellanos towards Calle Recoletas to find a reconstructed 850m-long remnant of 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 Roman walls and towers, built between the鈥
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An enticing web of narrow lanes and small squares wraps itself around the landward side of Cimadevilla, though the area was significantly damaged during鈥
6. Museo Casa Natal de Jovellanos
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Dominating the Plaza de Jovellanos, the home of 18th century Enlightenment politician Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos now houses the Museo Casa Natal de鈥
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On the southeast edge of Cimadevilla (underneath the Campo Vald茅s) are the town鈥檚 Roman baths, built around AD 100. The underground museum鈥檚 detailed info鈥
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Spreading east from Cimadevilla, 骋颈箩贸苍鈥檚 main city beach is a surprisingly good, clean 1.5km strip with a bit of surf, but it virtually disappears when鈥