The tourism proposals in the region range from nature activities, such as hiking, climbing or rafting, to those more ethnographic, such as learning about the way of life in this area, or purely tourist activities, such as visiting villages or going to the beach.
Castropol, in Asturias, is a destination that combines history, sea and nature in a privileged environment next to the Eo estuary. Its historic center, with stately houses and cobblestone streets, reflects its noble and seafaring past. From the top, the views of the estuary are impressive, especially from the chapel of Santa María del Campo. Gastronomy is another of its attractions, with fresh seafood and fish as protagonists. In addition, its surroundings offer natural spaces ideal for hiking and nautical activities, making Castropol a perfect place to enjoy the essence of western Asturias.
San Martín de Oscos, in Asturias, is a perfect destination for those seeking nature, history and tranquility, its landscape is mountainous, full of forests and trails. Its cultural heritage is reflected in buildings such as the Mon Palace, a jewel of the eighteenth century, and the Museum of the Casa del Marco, which allows visitors to learn about traditional Asturian life. The rural essence of the municipality, its stone and slate architecture, and its serene atmosphere make it an ideal place for rural tourism and contact with nature.
San Tirso de Abres, the westernmost council of Asturias, is an ideal destination for those seeking nature and tranquility. Bathed by the Eo River, its environment is perfect for fishing and outdoor activities, with routes such as the Railway Route, which follows the route of an old mining train among green and serene landscapes. Its rural heritage is reflected in granaries, mills and traditional houses that maintain the essence of the area. The hospitality of its people and its peaceful atmosphere make San Tirso de Abres a perfect place to enjoy rural tourism and the natural beauty of Asturias.
Santa Eulalia de Oscos, in the heart of the Oscos region, is a destination that combines nature, tradition and craftsmanship. Its mountainous landscape, with forests and rivers, is ideal for hiking. Traditional stone and slate architecture is preserved in its villages, reflecting the rural character of the municipality. In addition, the history of the ferreiros (blacksmiths) is still alive in its Museum of the Birthplace of the Marquis of Sargadelos, promoter of the famous ceramics. Santa Eulalia de Oscos is a perfect place to disconnect and immerse yourself in the most authentic essence of Asturias.
Taramundi, cradle of rural tourism in Spain, is a destination that combines nature, craftsmanship and tradition. Surrounded by mountains and green valleys, it offers hiking trails such as the Water Trail, which runs through old mills and waterfalls. Its tradition in cutlery is still alive, with workshops where knives and knives are still handmade. The Ethnographic Ensemble of Os Teixois shows the ingenuity of hydraulic architecture, with mallets, mills and a fulling mill in operation. With its stone architecture and slate roofs, its gastronomy and its peaceful atmosphere, Taramundi is an ideal place to discover the most authentic essence of western Asturias.
Vegadeo, at the western end of Asturias and next to the Eo estuary, is a destination that combines nature, history and local life. Its urban center, with stately houses and lively streets, reflects its commercial and riverside past. The estuary and its surroundings offer ideal landscapes for walks and outdoor activities, such as the Bird Route, perfect for wildlife watching. Its market and traditional trade fair keep alive the essence of the town, while its proximity to the coast and the Oscos makes it a strategic point to discover the western Asturias.
Villanueva de Oscos, in the heart of the Oscos region, is a destination where history and nature intertwine in a unique rural environment. Its main reference is the Monastery of Santa Maria, a monastic complex that marked the history of the municipality and still retains its charm. Surrounded by mountains, forests and rivers, the landscape invites you to walk along trails that reveal traditional villages and ancient trades such as blacksmithing. The tranquility and authenticity of Villanueva de Oscos make it an ideal place for those looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in the purest essence of western Asturias.
With their golden sand and clear waters, they offer a peaceful and picturesque setting, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sun. Penarronda Beach, in particular, stands out for its wide open spaces and impressive rock formations that emerge at low tide. These beaches invite you to stroll around and enjoy the spectacular views.
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