What to see in Autonomous community Asturias

Church of Santa Cruz in village of Inguanzo (municipality Cabrales) was built in 1780 by Pedro Alonso Díaz and redeveloped in 1873 by Vicente Alonso. This is a magnificent building with a Latin cross, bell tower, vaults, topped with comborrio cruise, portico with columns and arches with Baroque ...

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Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Saviour  is a Roman Catholic cathedral and minor basilica located in the centre of Oviedo (autonomous community of Asturias, northern Spain). The cathedral of San Salvador of Oviedo remains today as a unique example of different architectural styles, from ...

This Church of San Martín in village of Salas was built in IX century. It was the parish church of Salas till 1896 when become the town’`s cemetery. Since its construction it has been subject to several remodelling operations. Now only 11 pieces remain of the original pre-Romanesque structure. T...

The church of St Mary at Mount Naranco is located 3km from city of Oviedo, on the slope of Mount Naranco. It is a Roman Catholic Asturian pre-Romanesque church and is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in December 1985....

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The church of San Miguel de Lillo is built up on the hillside (Monte Naranco) in Oviedo in 842 by King Ramiro I. It is located a few meters from church of Santa Maria del Naranco. In 1985 it was included in Unesco World Heritage List....

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The church is one of the few landmarks of village of Pelúgano. The village is situated several kilometers north of Aller....

Romanesque church of San Pedro Arrojo (Iglesia románica de San Pedro de Arrojo) is located in municipality of Quiros....