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Explore Oviedo
Oviedo invites you to explore its streets, discover its historical heritage, enjoy its cuisine and lose yourself among its squares, monuments and charming spots.
Explore all the things to visit and do in the city via the official tourism website.
Discover Oviedo’s most iconic neighbourhoods, monuments and hidden gems on our tourist bus, and plan your visit using all the information available on the official tourism website.
What to see in Oviedo?
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Marqués de Santa Cruz
Campo de S. Francisco. Palace of Principality of Asturias Parliament ("Termómetro" Building). Presidential Palace of the Principality (Principado).
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Argüelles
The Old Quarters. Cathedral of San Salvador in Oviedo. El Fontán market. Town Hall of Oviedo. Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias. Trascorrales Square. Bulevar de la Sidra.
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Víctor Chávarri
San Julián de los Prados. Gran Bulevar El Vasco. Cider houses and restaurants in the area of Gascona-Jovellanos Street. Pre-Romanesque fountain of Foncalada. Monastery of San Pelayo.
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Uría
Major shopping area. Campo de San Francisco (Sculpture of Mafalda). Campoamor Theatre (Princess of Asturias Awards venue). Sculpture of Woody Allen. 19th-century bourgeois architecture.
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Toreno
Conde de Toreno Palace (RIDEA). Plaza de Porlier area, with its palaces and the old university. 12th-century Romanesque portico of the Church of San Isidoro.
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Avenida de Galicia
Villa Magdalena, mansion and romantic garden. Cabazo Gallego next to Villa Magdalena. Restaurants and pubs on Avda. Galicia-Llamaquique.
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Samuel Sánchez
La Losa (Fundación Príncipe de Asturias Promenade). Samuel Sánchez statue. Villa Magdalena Gardens.
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Monumentos
Pre-Romanesque treasures of Monte Naranco: Santa María, originally a palace built by Ramiro I in 842. San Miguel de Lillo, that served as a palace chapel.
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Independencia
Shopping area Centre/Uría St. Local wine route. Basilica of San Juan del Real.
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Melquiades Álvarez
Basilica of San Juan del Real. Campo de San Francisco. Campoamor Theatre. Woody Allen statue. Pre-Romanesque Fountain of la Foncalada.
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