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Wander amid the many lanes of the historic center where interesting architecture, a leafy park and traditional apple cider await. 

Get a lesson in Oviedo’s religious history when you step inside one of its oldest churches and see its preserved frescoes and stunning chapel. 

Discover thousands of years of regional history when you browse exhibits and artifacts from Roman times, the Middle Ages, the Bronze Age and other eras.

Discover the rich history of one of the most important theaters in Spain, where the illustrious Princess of Asturias awards is held.

Wander around the outside of this Oviedo landmark to marvel at its ultra-modern design and head inside to discover spacious rooms and exhibition space. 

The largest public art collection in the Asturias region is contained within three buildings where you can see works by artists including Picasso and Goya.

While only part of the original building remains today, this church is still an important site, in a lovely setting.

Wander around this beautiful plaza to discover some of Oviedo’s most important government buildings, as well as greenery and public art.  

Discover the city that inspired one of the masterpieces of Spanish literature and gaze upon the architectural beauty of its streets, as well as enjoying the local cuisine and some first-class ciders.

Discover the rich history of one of the most important theaters in Spain, where the illustrious Princess of Asturias awards is held.

Nestled at the foot of a mountain, this ancient building was originally a palace for royalty. Today it commands respect as an important example of pre-Romanesque architecture.

Inspect the church ruins and explore the impressive fountains and statues that decorate the winding walkways of Oviedo’s main park.

Wander amid the many lanes of the historic center where interesting architecture, a leafy park and traditional apple cider await. 

Contemplate the beauty of a Baroque building that has been a mesmerizing feature of the city since the early 17th century.

The wedding of Spain’s infamous dictator General Franco was held at this  historic 20th-century basilica, which has a stunning façade with intricate detail.

Inspect the church ruins and explore the impressive fountains and statues that decorate the winding walkways of Oviedo’s main park.

The largest public art collection in the Asturias region is contained within three buildings where you can see works by artists including Picasso and Goya.

Get a lesson in Oviedo’s religious history when you step inside one of its oldest churches and see its preserved frescoes and stunning chapel. 

While only part of the original building remains today, this church is still an important site, in a lovely setting.

Use the audio guide that’s included in the admission fee of this cathedral to learn about its fascinating relics and mix of architectural styles.