- Plaza Porlier - Plaza Porlier (in front of the sculpture of “The Traveler”). Look for the green umbrella!
- Catedral de San Salvador de Oviedo - Did you know that the Camino de Santiago began here? Under the statue of the Asturian king Alfonso II we will discover who “invented” him and, after that, we will walk along Calle del Águila to the Academia de la Llingua Asturiana, where we will teach you some Asturian expressions.
- Capilla de La Balesquida - Do you like folixa? Well, this place has a lot to do with the Field Tuesday festival and the famous bollu preñáu.
- Plaza Trascorrales - Sardineeees! Hake! Centollu! Mouth you! The old fish market has some surprises in store for us.
- Parroquia de San Isidoro El Real - Of baroque origin, it is one of the most beautiful temples in Oviedo. But it hides some secrets that we will reveal during our tour.
- Plaza del Fontan - In this square we will learn about its past as a popular theater and current relationship with the world of cider.
- Plaza del Paraguas - This square hosts some popular festivals, such as L’Antroxo (the traditional carnival) or the prima dance.
- Ayuntamiento de Oviedo - One of the most beautiful town hall houses in Spain, beneath its façade it still preserves the arch of the Puerta de Cimavilla, a vestige of its old medieval wall.
- Plaza de Alfonso II el Casto - After discovering the Romanesque tower of the cathedral, we will finish to see the Gothic part of the cathedral of El Salvador.
- Plaza Trascorrales - The old fish market. This is one of the most photographed squares in Oviedo.
- Iglesia de San Tirso El Real - We will see some pre-Romanesque remains from the reign of the Asturian king Alfonso II.
- Historian and official Spanish-speaking guide of Asturias
- Entrance to museums or facilities.
- Private transport
- Drinks
Discover the most popular side of Oviedo–Uvieo and immerse yourself in the 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 tourist guide dressed in the Asturian hat (the montera picona) will accompany us through the most emblematic places of Oviedo-Uvieo to get closer to the most traditional neighborhoods of its old town, where the medieval, the baroque and the contemporary come together. They mix perfectly: The square and the market of El Fontán, Los Trescorrales, La Escandalera, the Rúa palace, the church of San Isidoro, the colorful streets of Mon and Cimavilla or the exteriors of the Cathedral.
We will tour ancient Oviedo through its gastronomy, its festivals and folixes, its History and most importantly, its people, remembering real people such as Clarín, Doña Balesquida or Pachu Barbes. What are you waiting for to sign up?
- It is not recommended for travelers with mobility limitations who do not have a wheelchair.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
