Location: Oviedo
Top Things to do in Oviedo
What to do and see in Oviedo, Asturias: The Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers
Oviedo is a treasure trove of Spanish religious architecture, dotted with monasteries, cathedrals and shrines that date all the way back to the 9th century. Soak up the rich history of the city by experiencing El Fontán Market, the San Isidoro el Real Church and the Castle of San Juan de Priorio, then shift aesthetic gears and check out modern architectural gems like the Prince Felipe Auditorium and the Jirafa building.
Restaurants in Oviedo
1. PeregrinandOviedo
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5.0 based on 398 reviews
RUTEAS | Visitas Guiadas en Oviedo - Visitas teatralizadas Oviedo - Tour Turístico Oviedo RUTEAS - Visitas guiadas Oviedo - Visitas teatralizadas en Oviedo. Disfruta de Oviedo de una manera diferente con GUIAS OFICIALES ACREDITADOS descubriendo la Ruta Primitiva por el casco histórico de Oviedo. La ruta CLARINIANA por el Oviedo renacentista y modernista de la mano de LA REGENTA. SORPRENDENTE con la ruta por la catedral de Oviedo conociendo el gótico y la cámara Santa.
2. Hora de Escape
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5.0 based on 629 reviews
3. San Miguel de Lillo
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4.5 based on 1,050 reviews
Reviewed By PostcardsFromVLC
A Roman Catholic church that was built on Mount Naranco and is situated near the Church of Santa María del Naranco. It was consecrated in 842 and only 1/3 of the original structure still stands. It is pretty incredible to see it up close and imagine what life was like back then. A must see when you are in Oviedo - a UNESCO World Heritage site.
4. Santa Maria del Naranco
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4.5 based on 2,421 reviews
Reviewed By VadimM67 - Murmansk, Russia
Santa Maria del Naranco was included as part of the monuments of Oviedo in the UNESCO world heritage list in 1985. Only Cordoba, Granada, Barcelona's Gaudi, Escorial and Burgos were included a year earlier. All the other almost 40 monuments are later or much later. It's hard to understand without being Spanish. Asturias is the core, the starting point of Spain. Everything else, as the asturians proudly say, is just an increment of territory. Santa Maria del Naranco doesn't look like a Church. It was actually built originally as the state hall of a country Royal Palace for Ramiro I in 842. The forest for hunting was here at that time. The Church turned out to be elegant because of the open loggias and external stairs. Its fragility is given by its location on the meadow. The Church is located outside the city limits. You can get here by bus number 2, but I walked from the IBIS hotel in the morning. I didn't get inside, everything was closed, but judging by the photo, the exterior is better than the interior.
5. Monte Naranco
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4.5 based on 821 reviews
Reviewed By mjabouille
Santa María del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo are two pre-romanic churches located in Naranco, a hill within a 30 min walk or 10 min car drive from Oviedo city center, and they're worth a visit. Plus, you'll have an extraordinary view.
6. Naturaller
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4.5 based on 81 reviews
NaturAller is an active tourism company based in Asturias that develops guided tours and self-guided hiking, mountain biking and snowshoeing by the Cantabrian Mountains and the Picos de Europa.Active Tourism programs we design are aimed at all types of people and groups, adapting to different ages and physical conditions, paying attention to the programs main introduction to adventure, where anyone can enter the world of the mountain, the hiking, mountain bike and snow. We also have our own materials for rent on routes so require.We welcome the fact that you can advise and offer our collective activities both as individuals as well as companies, agencies and tour operators.
7. Cerveceria El Lupulo Feroz
8. Yurmuvi Oviedo
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4.5 based on 232 reviews
Escape Room in Oviedo. Form a team from 2 to 6 persons and resolve all puzzles and enigmas before time runs out. You've 60 minutes! We currently have two rooms: The Picture of Dorian Gray, and Assault to the Nautilus.
