Asturias is an autonomous community located in the northwest of Spain. It is bordered by the Cantabrian Sea to the north, and is known for its rugged coastline, mountainous terrain, and lush green landscapes, which are characteristic of its temperate maritime climate. The capital of Asturias is Oviedo, and the region encompasses a rich cultural heritage, with influences from Celtic, Roman, and medieval traditions. Asturias is also known for its significant natural parks, such as the Picos de Europa, and its historical sites, including the Pre-Romanesque churches. The region has a unique identity, including its own dialect of the Asturleonese language, traditional music, and gastronomy, making it a distinct part of Spanish culture.
An Unseen World Asturias, a region celebrated for its raw beauty, conceals hidden paradises that bewitch all who venture to its shores. Nestled in the north of Spain, this haven is renowned for its untamed landscapes and harbors some of the country’s most striking coastlines. The Hidden Gem One such gem is the cove of […]