Things to Do in
Gijon

Have you heard about the Camino de Santiago and even considered walking one of its itineraries (yes, there are multiple routes!)? But you do not have the possibility to take a few weeks off? Or are you doubting whether you are able to hike 20-30 km for multiple days in a row? This tour offers you the possibility to be a pilgrim for half a day by walking part (i.e. 12 kilometers) of the 'Camino Primitivo'. Along the way, I will share specific insights with you about the Asturian history, gastronomy and nature.

Join us on this Spanish route through the streets of the Asturian capital on this itinerary to learn about the latest workers’ revolution in Europe, at a time marked by the rise of socialism and fascism, where the “Comuña Asturiana” came to cherish the idea of a classless society, conquering political power, seizing and occupying dozens of barracks and banks, and suppressing – even – the currency. A historian and official tour guide will accompany us to know key spaces and buildings, the marks of the battles and analyze the main myths from a didactic and objective perspective. Who burned the Campoamor Theatre? Why was the Holy Chamber or the University destroyed? Who really was Aida Lafuente? What led the Asturian workers to rebel against the Republic? An essential visit to discover an episode of our history that every Asturian should know. What are you waiting to sign up for?

The route runs from Las Caldas Villa Termal (10 minutes from Oviedo) to Trubia. A total of 6 km that you will do accompanied by a guide, in full nature and without crowds. It is an exclusive experience in a stretch of river where only our canoes go down so you will not see anyone else, it takes place in a natural environment full of waterfowl that we can observe as well as riverside fauna and flora, you will go down accompanied by A nature guide that will help you go through the best places. This section is level II and has a lot of water since it is the main river of Asturias and you will notice small rapids, waves and natural slides in the river so the descent will be very entertaining. It is essential to know how to swim and not be afraid of water.

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Discover the most popular side of Oviedo–Uvieo and immerse yourself in authentic Asturian culture on this tour *in Spanish. Why is Asturias a principality? Why are the inhabitants of Oviedo called "carbayones"? Did you know that the Camino de Santiago was an "invention" of ours? An official tour guide will accompany us through the most emblematic places in Oviedo–Uvieo to bring us closer to the most traditional parts of the neighbourhoods in its old town, where the medieval, the baroque and the contemporary blend perfectly: The square and the market of El Fontán, Los Trescorrales, La Escandalera, the palace of la Rúa, the church of San Isidoro, the colourful streets of Mon and Cimavilla or the exterior of the Cathedral. We will explore the old Oviedo through its gastronomy, its festivals and folixes, its history and, most importantly, its people, remembering real characters such as Clarín, Doña Balesquida or Pachu Barbes. What are you waiting for to sign up?

Discover the most popular face of Oviedo-Uvieo and immerse yourself in authentic Asturian culture. Why is Asturias a principality? Why are the inhabitants of Oviedo called "carbayones"? Did you know that the Camino de Santiago was our “invention”? An official tour guide will accompany us through the most emblematic places of Oviedo-Uvieo to approach the most traditional of the neighborhoods of its old town, where the medieval, the baroque and the contemporary blend perfectly: The square and market of El Fontán, Los Trescorrales, La Escandalera, the palace of Rúa, the church of San Isidoro, the colorful streets of Mon and Cimavilla or the exteriors of the Cathedral. We will tour the ancient Oviedo through its gastronomy, its festivals and folixes, its history and most importantly, its people, remembering real characters such as Clarín, Dona Balesquida or Pachu Barbes. What are you waiting to sign up for?

This experience gives you the opportunity to be a real Oventense (person from Oviedo) for a day, by doing something they love: walking a Senda Verde (green route), relaxing in an old Spa and enjoying a typical Asturian lunch! You start in Parque de Invierno in the south of Oviedo. The route follows an old railway line, about which your guide tells you more during the hike. The car-free road starts in the park but soon leads through the Asturian countryside. You walk through old train tunnels and cross Asturias' most important river, the Nalon. During your hike the guide tells you more about the natural surroundings, history, culture and gastronomy of Asturias. After 10k, you arrive at the Spa in Las Caldas where you spend 2.5 hours in its warm water and saunas. After this, you enjoy a well-deserved Menu del Dia (three-course menu) in one of the village's restaurants. Then, a private car brings you back to Oviedo.

You will visit the heart of Asturias with a local guide by van of 8 people, without breaking through the roads or unnecessary stops, comfortably and without worry. We go in small groups of up to 8 people so we can tell you all the secrets of the Lakes of Covadonga and Picos de Europa. We are authorized to access the road that goes up the Vuelta Ciclista a España, which restricts access to private cars. In this activity: The Lakes of Covadonga which are within the Picos de Europa National Park, some of the highest peaks and the natural cave of the Santina. The best: Speed and proximity, along with the key points of your visit INCLUDES: Local Mountain Guide Transfers in van max 8 pax(Never BUS) Accident and RC insurance Access Picos de Europa National Park Taxes and 21% VAT DOES NOT INCLUDE: Transfers to departure point Main meal

Northern Spain private tour 10 - 14 days 10 days private Tour by car with a profesional private chauffeur mainly highlights of Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and basque Country. In Galicia; Walk around the old town of Santiago de Compostela.  Arrive to the "end of the world" Finisterrae and visit "La Torre de Hercules a lighthouse of first century.  Ribeira Sacra wineries tour following Sil river. in  Lugo we´ll walk the Roman walls. Asturias says hello with a rice and lobster st Rinlo. later will stop in Silence Beach Vidio Cape and Cudillero. Gijon and Oviedo, we´ll see higlghts of both cities. Cangas de Onis, covadonga Lakes and Covadonga Sanctuary.  Cantabria.  Santander. Comillas. Santillana del Mar.   Basque Country. Bilbao,  Gernika , San Sebastián. We can tailoring your tour once you finish your reservation.

Excursion to the heart of the Picos de Europa National Park, led by a professional mountain guide. Journey through the Vega del Toro, with observation of the traditional ways of life in the area. Later we will ascend to Lake Moñetas, in the middle of the central massif of Picos de Europa. Along the way there will be various stops, rest, as well as a stop to eat. There are no food or water supply points along the way. It is necessary to bring plenty of food and water with you (minimum liter and a half per person)

The route runs through the protected landscape of the Asturian Western Coast. It is an area of cliffs, natural beaches and a coastline dotted with corn fields, cows, traditional houses, horreos ..., It is a spectacular and very interesting landscape, both in summer and winter. A walk through an extensive coastal area that remains faithful to the morphology and customs of the traditional coast. On the excursion you visit a lighthouse with spectacular views of the Asturian coast. If the tide and waves allow it, you can visit a spectacular cave inside the cliff (optional) Without a doubt, it is a visit to a section of our coast with spectacular views, and which preserves a good part of its traditional way of life.

Asturias is a true paradise for hiking and nature. In a relatively small space, you can visit impressive cliffs, hidden coves, hidden caves... And you can also enjoy its mountains. From the highest peaks of Picos de Europa, Somiedo or Ubiñas, to beautiful mid-mountain routes through the Cantabrian Mountains and its interior mountain ranges. And also, you can walk through its forests, discover small waterfalls, find remains of the civil war....

Oviedo has been quietly perfecting its old-town charm for centuries — time to put it to the test. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Oviedo on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Take on the Catedral de Oviedo, a Gothic masterpiece whose crypt holds relics from across Christendom • Seek clues through Campo de San Francisco, Oviedo's beloved central park full of statues and shaded walks • Finish at the Teatro Campoamor, jewel of Asturian cultural life and home to the Princess of Asturias Awards Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Oviedo is one of Spain's most rewarding cities to walk — and this tour proves it.

Looking to discover Gijón differently? At the right time we will meet in Marquis Square, in the heart of the city, to start a fun tour in Tuk Tuk. Ready to go? Here we go! Climbing into this electric vehicle, we will start exploring one of the most elegant cities in Asturias. The Tuk Tuk will take us to San Lorenzo Beach and the Rinconcín Park, where we will get some of the best views of the promenade of Gijón. Moment photo! In addition, throughout the tour, we will make different stops. We will continue the itinerary passing before the Stadium of El Molinón, the Park of Isabel La Católica and the Plaza de Toros, fundamental places to know the culture, life and most curious anecdotes. If you want your experience to be even more complete, we will stop at the Labor University of Gijón.

Savor gourmet cider on the side of the rich historical and cultural heritage of Oviedo, the capital city of the Principality of Asturias. Dating to as early as the 8th century, the administrative and commercial centre of the region where the saying "Cider is the sap of Asturias" is common, seamlessly blends culture and history into an unquestionable medieval flavour etching its atmospheric Old Town, home to the historic Cimadevilla Street hosting a stunning historic architectural showcase and lively cultural events, the magnificent 13th-century Metropolitan Cathedral of San Salvador and its photogenic Garden Of Caudillos Kings, Gascon Street – the “Boulevard of Cider” where cider is served in unique Oviedo's way.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Uncover the treasures of Oviedo's rich history and culture on our 2-hour walking tour. Visit iconic landmarks such as the magnificent Catedral de San Salvador de Oviedo, the charming Capilla de La Balesquida, the fascinating Archaeological Museum of Asturias, the stunning Foncalada's Fountain, and the renowned Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias. Our expert guides will lead you through the city's streets and share their knowledge and insights on the history and culture of this remarkable city. Book your tour now and discover the best of Oviedo in just 2 hours.

The coast between Gijon and Ribadesella in Asturias is also called ‘Dinosaur Coast‘. This is because of the presence of many original dinosaur footprints and fossil bones from dinosaurs and other Jurassic reptiles. During this tour your private guide will show you around the Jurassic Museum of Asturias, where you learn everything about Jurassic reptiles and dinosaurs in Asturias. Then, you will search for original dinosaur footprints during a short hike along the beautiful coast. You can walk back over the beach and even take a dip in the Cantabrian Sea if you like! Finally, your guide takes you on a stroll through beautiful fishermen village Llastres, where we will end the tour with a delicious lunch.

Let yourself be guided through the living history of Oviedo on a walking tour of its monumental old town. We’ll begin in Plaza Alfonso II el Casto, in front of the impressive Cathedral of San Salvador, a key stop on the Camino de Santiago. From there, stroll along cobbled streets filled with centuries of stories: Oviedo´s Cathedral Plaza de la Constitución Oviedo City Hall The vibrant Fontán Market Pre-Romanesque church and baroque palaces Contemporary urban sculptures that blend with the city’s daily life This is a dynamic, accessible, and engaging tour, perfect for first-time visitors as well as those who wish to rediscover Oviedo from a fresh perspective

Set out for the Picos de Europa on this day trip that combines nature, history and tradition: ✔ We meet in Llanes Go to the meeting point on time and start this day enjoying the views from the bus. We will leave the coast behind to enter, little by little, the Picos de Europa National Park. ✔ First stop: Lakes of Covadonga In this unique natural environment are the Lakes of Covadonga, emblem of Asturias. Here we will know how the lakes Enol and Ercina were formed, of glacier origin, as well as discover the flora and fauna of the area. ✔ Royal Siege of Covadonga Afterwards, we will head to the Sanctuary of Covadonga. Our guide will explain the history and importance of this place for Asturians, we will visit its basilica and its Santa Cave. ✔ Guided tour and free time in Cangas de Onís On our last stop, we will visit Cangas de Onís and enjoy its gastronomic richness before embarking on the way back.

Get introduced to Gijón in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you will explore iconic landmarks such as Cimadevilla and Cerro de Santa Catalina, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Gijón's history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you will taste a real part of Gijón's everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you will have a great introduction to Gijón, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You will walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

Do you want to know what whaling was like in the Cantabrian? What was the work of the Asturian fishermen at sea or the work of the sardines? Join us on this tour of the cultural memory of the port of Xixon and the seafaring neighborhood of Cimavilla. Our itinerary will start at Casa Paquet and then head to the headquarters of the old dizzy guild, which would turn Xixon into an important whaling port. Offshore fishing and the canning industry will take our attention in the vicinity of the old rula (the auction), to talk also about the charismatic sardines. We will continue our itinerary walking through the streets of the seafaring neighborhood of Cimavilla, remembering real characters like La Tarabica, Telvina, Rambal, and navigate their stories of life and work. The activity includes entrance to the Casa Natal de Jovellanos, whose works relate to the sea and the men and women who forged the character of Barriu Altu.

Discover Somiedo Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve! We will begin our journey at the Alto de la Farrapona mountain pass, where you'll enjoy panoramic views and have the chance to spot wildlife from designated bear-watching viewpoints. Next, we’ll take a scenic hike to Lago La Cueva, a stunning lake surrounded by majestic mountains. Our adventure continues with a visit to the Somiedo Ecomuseum, where you’ll learn about local culture, transhumance, and traditional thatched-roof huts. We’ll also explore the charming village of Pola de Somiedo, before heading to La Peral, where we’ll take in breathtaking views of the valley from the Mirador del Príncipe. This tour is perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts!

Discover the breathtaking coastal landscapes of Northern Asturias on this half-day tour. We will visit Cudillero and enjoy a pleasant walk along the pier, and its port, admiring the colorful fishermen houses grouped on the mountain side, creating a perfect view. Then we will head to the viewpoint of la Garita, where the views of the town and the ocean are simply spectacular. We will walk through its cobbled streets until we reach the Church Square, we will know the Church of San Pedro, and you will have free time before continuing the tour. Then explore the city of Avilés, where history and modernity blend seamlessly, with highlights like Plaza de España, Calle de la Ferrería, and the iconic Niemeyer Center. To top it all off, we’ll head to the Cabo Peñas Lighthouse, the northernmost point of the Asturian coast. This lighthouse, with its distinctive red and white structure, not only guides sailors but also offers breathtaking views of the ocean and cliffs.

Discovering La Rioja’s wine heritage goes far beyond a simple visit, especially when departing from Pamplona to explore one of Spain’s most emblematic wine regions. Our La Rioja winery tour with lunch blends culture, tradition, and gastronomy, walking through vineyards, learning the winemaking process from start to finish, and enjoying an authentic guided wine tasting led by local experts. The day includes a traditional four-course Riojan lunch at a classic restaurant: blood sausage, piquillo peppers and guindillas, Rioja-style beans (pochas), potatoes with chorizo, wood-fired lamb chops, salad, and Goxua, made with seasonal products. For an immersive experience from Pamplona, this tour is the perfect way to feel like a Riojan for a day. *Lunch menu may vary depending on season or restaurant.

During this private, exclusive full-day tour you will explore the stunning natural beauty and cultural heritage of Northern Spain. Your knowledgeable tour guide will lead you through quaint seaside towns, charming fishing villages, and breathtaking coastal landscapes. Throughout the day, you'll have the opportunity to take in the rich history and culture of the region. With frequent stops to rest and explore, you'll have plenty of time to soak in the beauty of the Spanish coastline and the charming villages that dot the landscape. Whether you're interested in learning about the region's fascinating history or simply want to bask in the natural beauty of the Spanish coast, this tour has something for everyone. The expert guide will be on hand to answer any questions you might have, ensuring that you leave with a deep appreciation for the history and culture of this incredible region. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!

We will visit one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, Gijón, a city that keeps its history alive with a old town which used to be the neighborhood of whale fisherman in Roman times, we will see remains and monuments of the Roman age, its picturesque streets and colorful houses. The next stop is a fishing village, Villaviciosa, a asturian fishing village known for being elegant and stately. We will be surprised by every magical street that keep its history with statues, palaces and former houses. Also, as Asturias is known for its gastronomy, we will have the option of choosing a gastronomic experience in a cider mill so we will have the opportunity of knowing Asturias from different points of view.

During this walking tour we will discover the main historical spaces of the center of Gijón, following the evolution of the city from its origins to the present. We will start next to the Revillagigedo Palace to enter Cimadevilla, the old fishing quarter, where we will evoke the Roman Gijón at the foot of the wall, the medieval Gijón in front of the Casa Natal de Jovellanos and the daily life of the city in places like the Plaza del Lavaderu. After leaving Cimadevilla we will talk about the fishing tradition in the Transit of the Whales and, if time permits, we will climb to the Praise of the Horizon, the monumental sculpture of Eduardo Chillida located on the hill of Santa Catalina. We will then descend to the beach area, passing by the Roman Baths of Campo Valdes, to finish in Plaza Mayor, where the guide will recommend some streets and neighborhoods ideal to enjoy tapas, cider and local gastronomy.

Gijón faces the Cantabrian Sea with the confidence of a city that knows exactly who it is. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Gijón on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Seek out the Cuesta del Cholo, Las Letronas, and Plaza El Lavadero — Asturian culture and coastal character in one walk • Move at your own pace through Gijón's streets without a schedule • Ideal for groups of all sizes who want to see Asturias' biggest city properly on foot Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Cider country, sea air, and a surprisingly good scavenger hunt.

Indulge yourself in a perfect holiday in the attractive city of Gijón by getting immersed in its exceptional blend of magnificent natural landscapes, rich maritime heritage, and romantic artistic spirit. Dating from Roman times with some significant ancient ruins, thriving under Catholic rule as an important port, and now becoming a popular haven for freelance artists, the city has something for everyone, including the impressive historic architecture at the Main Square and Revillagigedo Palace, photogenic sites of the seafront Saint Peter Parish and the symbolic Cider Tree, perfect viewpoints of the beautiful seascapes from Santa Catalina Park and beachside La Escalerona, and the vibrant atmosphere at the charming old fishermen’s quarter of Cimadevilla.

In this tour you can visit Oriental side of Asturias coast and the most beautiful villages of Cantabria. You`ll have enough time to enjoy Northern Spain gastronomy in private.