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Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz. Visit us: http://www.siccasguitars.com
- published: 28 May 2015
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Music video by Sharon Isbin performing Asturias. (C) 2011 Sony Music Entertainment
- published: 24 Aug 2011
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Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz
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KUPINSKI GUITAR DUO: Ewa Jablczynska & Dariusz Kupinski,
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pa que queremos más alrededor!!!!con Asturias ya nos sobra todo!!!
PUXA ASTURIAS!!!
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Asturias (English /əˈstʊriəs/, /əˈstjʊəriəs/, /ɑːˈstʊərjəs/), officially the Principality of Asturias (Spanish: Principado de Asturias [pɾinθiˈpaðo ðe asˈtuɾjas]; Asturian: Principáu d'Asturies [pɾinθiˈpaw ðasˈtuɾjes]), is an autonomous community of Spain. It is coextensive with the province of Asturias, and contains nearly all of the territory that was part of the Kingdom of Asturias in the Middle Ages. The autonomous community of Asturias is bordered by Cantabria to the east, by Castile and León to the south, by Galicia to the west, and by the Bay of Biscay to the north.
The most important cities are the communal capital, Oviedo (Uviéu), the seaport and largest city Gijón (Xixón), and the industrial town of Avilés. Other popular municipalities include Cangas de Onís (Cangues d'Onís), Cangas del Narcea, Gozón, Grado (Grau), Langreo (Llangréu), Laviana (Llaviana), Lena (Ḷḷena), Llanes, Mieres, Siero, Valdés, Vegadeo (A Veiga) and Villaviciosa (see also List of municipalities and comarcas in Asturias).
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John Towner Williams (born February 8, 1932) is an American composer, conductor, and pianist. In a career spanning almost six decades, he has composed some of the most recognizable film scores in the history of motion pictures, including the Star Wars saga, Jaws, Superman, the Indiana Jones films, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Hook, Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, War Horse, Home Alone and the first three Harry Potter films. He has had a long association with director Steven Spielberg, composing the music for all but two (Duel and The Color Purple) of Spielberg's major feature films.
Other notable works by Williams include theme music for four Olympic Games, NBC Sunday Night Football, the NBC Nightly News, the rededication of the Statue of Liberty, and the television series Lost in Space. Williams has also composed numerous classical concerti, and he served as the principal conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra from 1980 to 1993; he is now the orchestra's conductor laureate.
Williams has won five Academy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, seven BAFTA Awards, and 21 Grammy Awards. With 47 Academy Award nominations, Williams is the second most nominated person, after Walt Disney. John Williams was honored with the prestigious Richard Kirk award at the 1999 BMI Film and TV Awards. The award is given annually to a composer who has made significant contributions to film and television music. Williams was inducted into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame in 2000, and was a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors in 2004.
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6:01Asturias - Isaac Albeniz
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7:18Isaac Albeniz, Asturias
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7:15Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz
Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac AlbénizAna Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz
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7:52Sharon Isbin - Asturias
Sharon Isbin - AsturiasSharon Isbin - Asturias
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6:54Andrés Segovia - Asturias
Andrés Segovia - AsturiasAndrés Segovia - Asturias
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6:05Asturias - Isaac Albeniz (Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar)
Asturias - Isaac Albeniz (Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar)Asturias - Isaac Albeniz (Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar)
Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz from CD 'CHOICES' available: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/michaellucarelli3 Website: http://www.michaellucarelli.com SUBSCRIBE to my YOUTUBE Channel here:http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Visit my channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/michaellucarelli http://www.DavidPerryFilms.com Please consider supporting me on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/michaellucarelli Follow Michael Lucarelli: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lucarelliart Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/lucarelliguitar Shop: http://www.michaellucarelli.spreadshirt.com/ Guitar : "Loriente" "Clarita" cedar top Inquiries visit: http://www.guitarsalon.com/ http://www.cordobaguitars.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guitarsalon https://www.facebook.com/cordobaguitars Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/gsiguitars http://www.youtube.com/cordobaguitars Thank you so much for Listening/watching :) -
6:41ISAAC ALBÉNIZ- ASTURIAS Luis Fernando Pérez, piano
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5:30Asturias (Leyenda) Isaac Albeniz
Asturias (Leyenda) Isaac AlbenizAsturias (Leyenda) Isaac Albeniz
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4:12Asturias Víctor Manuel
Asturias Víctor ManuelAsturias Víctor Manuel
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1:49Milos Karadaglic - No.5 Asturias
Milos Karadaglic - No.5 AsturiasMilos Karadaglic - No.5 Asturias
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6:11Asturias.(leyenda)
Asturias.(leyenda)Asturias.(leyenda)
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6:30Albeniz "Asturias Orchestral"
Albeniz "Asturias Orchestral"Albeniz "Asturias Orchestral"
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44:27Asturias el principado de Asturias
Asturias el principado de AsturiasAsturias el principado de Asturias
Asturias El Principado de Asturias Asturias tiene la fortuna de contar con dos ámbitos extremos, el mar y la alta montaña, ambos, además, muy próximos, como en pocos lugares del mundo. Entre los dos se extiende una superficie muy accidentada, modelada por el agua, y adornada, además, por una suntuosa envoltura vegetal, a la que la mano del hombre ha añadido en muchos lugares un toque magistral, que es todo un signo de identidad. Salvaje o humanizado, bravo o dulce, el paisaje asturiano ofrece una interminable gama de sensaciones y un sinfín de perspectivas. Asturias, la mirada del viento añade una posibilidad más, hasta ahora vedada a la inmensa mayoría: la contemplación de toda esa belleza desde el aire, como si el espectador estuviera suspendido en él y pudiera demorarse sin vértigo alguno en captarlo todo. Este video se acerca a varios de los lugares más característicos del Principado. http://jenaroarturosuarezprendes.webs.tl -
6:33Asturias - Alejandro Carrillo Gamboa (Guitar)
Asturias - Alejandro Carrillo Gamboa (Guitar)
- Age of Enlightenment
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- Allande
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- ALSA (bus company)
- Americas
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- Boal
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- Cabrales cheese
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- Canary Islands
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- Cangas del Narcea
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- Cantabrian Mountains
- Capital (political)
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- Castrillón
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- Cesar Rato González
- Ceuta
- Chafarinas Islands
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- Cheese
- Chelsea F.C.
- Chorizo
- Christian
- Cider
- Civil service
- Coal
- Coaña
- Colunga
- Comarcas of Asturias
- Community of Madrid
- Corvera de Asturias
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- Covadonga
- Cross of the Angels
- Crown of Castile
- Cuba
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- Cámara Santa
- David Villa
- Degaña
- Dialect continuum
- Dobra (Sella)
- EasyJet
- El Franco
- El Musel
- Enlightenment Spain
- Eonavian
- European Union
- Extremadura
- F.C. Barcelona
- Fabada Asturiana
- Fernando Alonso
- FEVE
- Fishing
- Flag of Asturias
- Formula One
- Foro Asturias
- Francisco Franco
- Gaita asturiana
- Galicia (Spain)
- Galician language
- Gastronomy
- Gijon
- Gijón
- Gipuzkoa
- Gozón
- Grado, Asturias
- Grandas de Salime
- Henry II of Castile
- Hevia
- History
- Homo erectus
- Iberia Airlines
- Ibias
- Illano
- Illas
- Infrastructure
- Iron Age
- Isaac Albéniz
- ISO 3166-2 ES
- Jonathan Dopazo
- José Andrés
- Juan Manuel Mata
- King of Asturias
- Kingdom of Asturias
- Kingdom of León
- Kingdom of Spain
- La Cava Bible
- La Coruña
- La Foncalada
- La Rioja (Spain)
- La Voz de Asturias
- Langreo
- Las Regueras
- Laviana
- Lees (fermentation)
- Lena, Asturias
- Leopoldo Alas
- Leyenda
- León (province)
- León (Spain)
- Llan de Cubel
- Llanera, Asturias
- Llanes
- Lower Paleolithic
- Madrid
- Maize
- Mallorca
- Marxist
- Megalith
- Melilla
- Mesolithic
- Mexico
- Middle Ages
- Mieres, Asturias
- Milk
- Monastery
- Morcilla
- Morcín
- Muros de Nalón
- Muslim conquests
- Málaga C.F.
- Nava, Asturias
- Navarre
- Navia (Spain)
- Nice
- Nobel Prize
- Noel Fernández Hevia
- Noreña
- Nudist
- Official language
- Olvido García Valdés
- Onís
- Oscar Niemeyer
- Oviedo
- Paris
- Parres
- Pelagius of Asturias
- Pesoz
- Petromocho
- Peñamellera Alta
- Peñamellera Baja
- Peñón de Alhucemas
- Picos de Europa
- Piloña
- Place names
- Plazas de soberanía
- Polymath
- Ponga, Asturias
- Pork
- Pravia
- Pre-Romanesque
- Prince of Asturias
- Proaza
- Province of A Coruña
- Province of Albacete
- Province of Alicante
- Province of Almería
- Province of Badajoz
- Province of Burgos
- Province of Cáceres
- Province of Cádiz
- Province of Girona
- Province of Granada
- Province of Huelva
- Province of Huesca
- Province of León
- Province of Lleida
- Province of Lugo
- Province of Málaga
- Province of Ourense
- Province of Palencia
- Province of Segovia
- Province of Seville
- Province of Soria
- Province of Teruel
- Province of Toledo
- Province of Valencia
- Province of Zamora
- Province of Zaragoza
- Province of Ávila
- Provinces of Spain
- Puerto Rico
- Quirós
- Reconquista
- Redes Natural Park
- Region of Murcia
- Regulares
- RENFE
- Ribadedeva
- Ribadesella
- Ribera de Arriba
- Riosa
- Roman empire
- Ryanair
- Salamanca
- Salas, Asturias
- Samuel Sánchez
- San Martín de Oscos
- San Miguel de Lillo
- San Sebastián
- San Tirso de Abres
- Santander Airport
- Santander, Cantabria
- Santi Cazorla
- Santiago Calatrava
- Santo Adriano
- Sariego
- Sausage
- Seafood
- Severo Ochoa
- Seville
- Siero
- Sobrescobio
- Somiedo
- Somiedo Natural Park
- Soto del Barco
- Spain
- Spanair
- Spanish Civil War
- Spanish language
- Spanish Legion
- Spanish Senate
- Stansted Airport
- Steel
- Sudarium of Oviedo
- Suebi
- Tapia de Casariego
- Taramundi
- Teverga
- Tineo
- Tioda
- Toponym
- Total fertility rate
- Tumulus
- Upper Paleolithic
- URAS
- Uruguay
- Valdés, Asturias
- Valencian Community
- Valladolid
- Variante de Pajares
- Vegadeo
- Victory Cross
- Villanueva de Oscos
- Villayón
- Visigoths
- Vueling
- Way of St. James
- West Indies
- WP IPA for Spanish
- Xalda sheep
- Xaviel Vilareyo
- Yernes y Tameza
- Álava
- Ángel González Muñiz
- Allande
- Americas
- Amieva
- Andalusia
- Aragon
- Argentina
- Asturias
- Asturias Airport
- Avilés
- Balearic Islands
- Barcelona
- Bay of Biscay
- Belmonte de Miranda
- Bilbao
- Bimenes
- Biscay
- Boal
- Brussels
- Cabrales
- Cabranes
- Canary Islands
- Candamo
- Cangas de Onís
- Cangas del Narcea
- Cantabria
- Caravia
- Carreño
- Caso
- Castile and León
- Castrillón
- Castropol
- Catalonia
- Ceuta
- Chafarinas Islands
- Coaña
- Colunga
- Community of Madrid
- Corvera de Asturias
- Covadonga
- Crown of Castile
- Cuba
- Cudillero
- Degaña
- El Franco
- El Musel
- Extremadura
- Gijón
- Gipuzkoa
- Gozón
- Grandas de Salime
- Ibias
- Illano
- Illas
- Kingdom of Asturias
- Kingdom of León
- La Foncalada
- Langreo
- Las Regueras
- Laviana
- Llanes
- Madrid
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- Mexico
- Morcín
- Muros de Nalón
- Navarre
- Nice
- Noreña
- Onís
- Oviedo
- Paris
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- Pesoz
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- Peñamellera Baja
- Peñón de Alhucemas
- Picos de Europa
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- Pravia
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- Province of Badajoz
- Province of Burgos
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- Asturian people
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- Fernando Alonso
- Francisco Franco
- Henry II of Castile
- Hevia
- Isaac Albéniz
- Leopoldo Alas
- Olvido García Valdés
- Oscar Niemeyer
- Pelagius of Asturias
- Samuel Sánchez
- Santi Cazorla
- Santiago Calatrava
- Severo Ochoa
- Spanish Civil War
- Suebi
- Tioda
- Tumulus
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- Xaviel Vilareyo
- Ángel González Muñiz
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Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz
Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz. Visit us: http://www.siccasguitars.com -
Sharon Isbin - Asturias
Music video by Sharon Isbin performing Asturias. (C) 2011 Sony Music Entertainment -
Andrés Segovia - Asturias
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Asturias - Isaac Albeniz (Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar)
Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz from CD 'CHOICES' available: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/michaellucarelli3 Website: http://www.michaellucarelli.com SUBSCRIBE to my YOUTUBE Channel here:http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Visit my channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/michaellucarelli http://www.DavidPerryFilms.com Please consider supporting me on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/michaellucarelli Follow Michael Lucarelli: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lucarelliart Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/lucarelliguitar Shop: http://www.michaellucarelli.spreadshirt.com/ Guitar : "Loriente" "Clarita" cedar top Inquiries visit: http://www.guitarsalon.com/ http://www.cordobaguitars.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guitarsalon https://www.facebook.co... -
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Asturias (Leyenda) Isaac Albeniz
KUPINSKI GUITAR DUO: Ewa Jablczynska & Dariusz Kupinski, Guitars:Philip Woodfield http://www.woodfieldguitars.com Recording by MovieArtStudio http://www.movieartstudio.pl/ arr. Dariusz Kupinski Please visit http://www.kupinskiguitarduo.com/ http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Kupi%C5%84ski-Guitar-Duo/165268773510775 -
Asturias Víctor Manuel
pa que queremos más alrededor!!!!con Asturias ya nos sobra todo!!! PUXA ASTURIAS!!! -
Milos Karadaglic - No.5 Asturias
Visit Milos on Facebook to receive a free download of one of the tracks off of Milos's upcoming album, Mediterraneo. Music video for No.5 Asturias. (C) 2011 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg -
Asturias.(leyenda)
julio silpitucla. -
Albeniz "Asturias Orchestral"
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Asturias el principado de Asturias
Asturias El Principado de Asturias Asturias tiene la fortuna de contar con dos ámbitos extremos, el mar y la alta montaña, ambos, además, muy próximos, como en pocos lugares del mundo. Entre los dos se extiende una superficie muy accidentada, modelada por el agua, y adornada, además, por una suntuosa envoltura vegetal, a la que la mano del hombre ha añadido en muchos lugares un toque magistral, que es todo un signo de identidad. Salvaje o humanizado, bravo o dulce, el paisaje asturiano ofrece una interminable gama de sensaciones y un sinfín de perspectivas. Asturias, la mirada del viento añade una posibilidad más, hasta ahora vedada a la inmensa mayoría: la contemplación de toda esa belleza desde el aire, como si el espectador estuviera suspendido en él y pudiera demorarse sin vértigo alg... -
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Asturias - Melendi (con letra)
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John Williams - Isaac Albeniz - Asturias (Leyenda) (1975)
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Asturias - Like You've Never Heard
The favourite guitar piece of mine by Isaac Albeniz - Asturias. From my new album 'Like You've Never Heard', available now from www.jasoncarter.net I had to chop the middle section as it didn't work with beats, so this is my own arrangement. Filming by Ray Haddad, editing by Jason Carter -
Victor Manuel - Asturias (en vivo en Oviedo, sepetiembre 2014)
La Television del Principado de Asturias nos ha regalado estas Navidades un resumen de los conciertos que el mierense dio en el Recinto Festivo de La Eria de Oviedo los dias 13 y 14 de septiembre bajo el titulo de 50 años no es nada. De dicho resumen he extraido este tema que canta junto a sus invitados y que si no fuese porque tenemos ya el Asturias Patria Querida, bien podria ser el himno oficial de los asturianos. En la interpretacion lo acompañan -entre otros- Serrat, Pablo Milanes, Aute, Chus Pedro, Ana Belen, Pedro Guerra, Miguel Rios... en fin, un lujazo -
Isaac Albeniz - Asturias played by Wiktoria Szubelak
Isaac Albeniz "Asturias" played by Wiktoria Szubelak, live 06.2010 -
Asturias (Leyenda), op. 232, no. 1 - Isaac Albéniz
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Asturias Isaac Albeniz Classical Guitar Lesson with Tab.Guitar Tutorial for Intermediate
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Asturias - Isaac Albeniz
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- Duration: 6:01
- Updated: 04 Mar 2007
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Isaac Albeniz, Asturias
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- Duration: 7:18
- Updated: 05 Jan 2012
- views: 88092
Tal Hurwitz plays Isaac Albeniz, Asturias.
Mozarteum, Salzburg . 25/09/2011
Audio: Ronny Wiesauer
Cameras and video editing: Itay Goldstein
Cameras: Ovidiu ...
Tal Hurwitz plays Isaac Albeniz, Asturias.
Mozarteum, Salzburg . 25/09/2011
Audio: Ronny Wiesauer
Cameras and video editing: Itay Goldstein
Cameras: Ovidiu Gramesc
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Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz
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- Duration: 7:15
- Updated: 28 May 2015
- views: 569689
Ana Vidovic plays Asturias by Isaac Albéniz. Visit us: http://www.siccasguitars.com
- published: 28 May 2015
- views: 569689
Sharon Isbin - Asturias
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- Duration: 7:52
- Updated: 24 Aug 2011
- views: 1326193
Music video by Sharon Isbin performing Asturias. (C) 2011 Sony Music Entertainment
- published: 24 Aug 2011
- views: 1326193
Andrés Segovia - Asturias
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- Duration: 6:54
- Updated: 09 Apr 2012
- views: 351715
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- published: 09 Apr 2012
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Asturias - Isaac Albeniz (Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar)
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- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 685791
Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz
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Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz
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Michael Lucarelli plays "Asturias" by Issac Albeniz
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- published: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 685791
ISAAC ALBÉNIZ- ASTURIAS Luis Fernando Pérez, piano
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- Duration: 6:41
- Updated: 30 Dec 2013
- views: 205381
RECITAL EN DIRECTO. FUNDACIÓN JUAN MARCH (MADRID).
LIVE RECITAL IN JUAN MARCH FOUNDATION (MADRID).
16TH OCTOBER 2013
RECITAL EN DIRECTO. FUNDACIÓN JUAN MARCH (MADRID).
LIVE RECITAL IN JUAN MARCH FOUNDATION (MADRID).
16TH OCTOBER 2013
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Asturias (Leyenda) Isaac Albeniz
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- Duration: 5:30
- Updated: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 419597
KUPINSKI GUITAR DUO: Ewa Jablczynska & Dariusz Kupinski,
Guitars:Philip Woodfield http://www.woodfieldguitars.com
Recording by MovieArtStudio http://www.moviea...
KUPINSKI GUITAR DUO: Ewa Jablczynska & Dariusz Kupinski,
Guitars:Philip Woodfield http://www.woodfieldguitars.com
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arr. Dariusz Kupinski
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KUPINSKI GUITAR DUO: Ewa Jablczynska & Dariusz Kupinski,
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- published: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 419597
Asturias Víctor Manuel
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 09 Aug 2010
- views: 679141
pa que queremos más alrededor!!!!con Asturias ya nos sobra todo!!!
PUXA ASTURIAS!!!
pa que queremos más alrededor!!!!con Asturias ya nos sobra todo!!!
PUXA ASTURIAS!!!
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pa que queremos más alrededor!!!!con Asturias ya nos sobra todo!!!
PUXA ASTURIAS!!!
- published: 09 Aug 2010
- views: 679141
Milos Karadaglic - No.5 Asturias
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- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 17 May 2011
- views: 155106
Visit Milos on Facebook to receive a free download of one of the tracks off of Milos's upcoming album, Mediterraneo.
Music video for No.5 Asturias. (C) 2011 Deu...
Visit Milos on Facebook to receive a free download of one of the tracks off of Milos's upcoming album, Mediterraneo.
Music video for No.5 Asturias. (C) 2011 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg
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Visit Milos on Facebook to receive a free download of one of the tracks off of Milos's upcoming album, Mediterraneo.
Music video for No.5 Asturias. (C) 2011 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg
- published: 17 May 2011
- views: 155106
Asturias.(leyenda)
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- Duration: 6:11
- Updated: 03 Jan 2010
- views: 873323
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julio silpitucla.
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- published: 03 Jan 2010
- views: 873323
Albeniz "Asturias Orchestral"
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- Duration: 6:30
- Updated: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 28159
- published: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 28159
Asturias el principado de Asturias
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- Duration: 44:27
- Updated: 09 Aug 2014
- views: 17387
Asturias El Principado de Asturias
Asturias tiene la fortuna de contar con dos ámbitos extremos, el mar y la alta montaña, ambos, además, muy próximos, como en...
Asturias El Principado de Asturias
Asturias tiene la fortuna de contar con dos ámbitos extremos, el mar y la alta montaña, ambos, además, muy próximos, como en pocos lugares del mundo. Entre los dos se extiende una superficie muy accidentada, modelada por el agua, y adornada, además, por una suntuosa envoltura vegetal, a la que la mano del hombre ha añadido en muchos lugares un toque magistral, que es todo un signo de identidad.
Salvaje o humanizado, bravo o dulce, el paisaje asturiano ofrece una interminable gama de sensaciones y un sinfín de perspectivas. Asturias, la mirada del viento añade una posibilidad más, hasta ahora vedada a la inmensa mayoría: la contemplación de toda esa belleza desde el aire, como si el espectador estuviera suspendido en él y pudiera demorarse sin vértigo alguno en captarlo todo.
Este video se acerca a varios de los lugares más característicos del Principado.
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Asturias El Principado de Asturias
Asturias tiene la fortuna de contar con dos ámbitos extremos, el mar y la alta montaña, ambos, además, muy próximos, como en pocos lugares del mundo. Entre los dos se extiende una superficie muy accidentada, modelada por el agua, y adornada, además, por una suntuosa envoltura vegetal, a la que la mano del hombre ha añadido en muchos lugares un toque magistral, que es todo un signo de identidad.
Salvaje o humanizado, bravo o dulce, el paisaje asturiano ofrece una interminable gama de sensaciones y un sinfín de perspectivas. Asturias, la mirada del viento añade una posibilidad más, hasta ahora vedada a la inmensa mayoría: la contemplación de toda esa belleza desde el aire, como si el espectador estuviera suspendido en él y pudiera demorarse sin vértigo alguno en captarlo todo.
Este video se acerca a varios de los lugares más característicos del Principado.
http://jenaroarturosuarezprendes.webs.tl
- published: 09 Aug 2014
- views: 17387
Asturias - Alejandro Carrillo Gamboa (Guitar)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:33
- Updated: 30 Nov 2012
- views: 58780
Asturias - Melendi (con letra)
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 10 Jun 2010
- views: 1812661
- published: 10 Jun 2010
- views: 1812661
John Williams - Isaac Albeniz - Asturias (Leyenda) (1975)
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- Duration: 6:41
- Updated: 03 Nov 2007
- views: 745455
John Williams plays Asturias (Leyenda) by Isaac Albeniz, on solo classical guitar.
From a 1975 TV series about Spanish guitar music with Williams. This episo...
John Williams plays Asturias (Leyenda) by Isaac Albeniz, on solo classical guitar.
From a 1975 TV series about Spanish guitar music with Williams. This episode also featured Paco Pena.
There is a bad VHS tape defect in the middle, sorry.
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John Williams plays Asturias (Leyenda) by Isaac Albeniz, on solo classical guitar.
From a 1975 TV series about Spanish guitar music with Williams. This episode also featured Paco Pena.
There is a bad VHS tape defect in the middle, sorry.
- published: 03 Nov 2007
- views: 745455
Melendi - Asturias (Live Oviedo)
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- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 01 Mar 2011
- views: 606936
Music video by Melendi performing Asturias. (P) 2005 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by Carlito Records bajo licencia exclusiva a EMI Music...
Music video by Melendi performing Asturias. (P) 2005 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by Carlito Records bajo licencia exclusiva a EMI Music Spain, S.A.
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Asturias - Like You've Never Heard
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- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 14 Jun 2013
- views: 51193
The favourite guitar piece of mine by Isaac Albeniz - Asturias. From my new album 'Like You've Never Heard', available now from www.jasoncarter.net
I had to ch...
The favourite guitar piece of mine by Isaac Albeniz - Asturias. From my new album 'Like You've Never Heard', available now from www.jasoncarter.net
I had to chop the middle section as it didn't work with beats, so this is my own arrangement.
Filming by Ray Haddad, editing by Jason Carter
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The favourite guitar piece of mine by Isaac Albeniz - Asturias. From my new album 'Like You've Never Heard', available now from www.jasoncarter.net
I had to chop the middle section as it didn't work with beats, so this is my own arrangement.
Filming by Ray Haddad, editing by Jason Carter
- published: 14 Jun 2013
- views: 51193
Victor Manuel - Asturias (en vivo en Oviedo, sepetiembre 2014)
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- Duration: 5:10
- Updated: 26 Dec 2014
- views: 46286
La Television del Principado de Asturias nos ha regalado estas Navidades un resumen de los conciertos que el mierense dio en el Recinto Festivo de La Eria de Ov...
La Television del Principado de Asturias nos ha regalado estas Navidades un resumen de los conciertos que el mierense dio en el Recinto Festivo de La Eria de Oviedo los dias 13 y 14 de septiembre bajo el titulo de 50 años no es nada. De dicho resumen he extraido este tema que canta junto a sus invitados y que si no fuese porque tenemos ya el Asturias Patria Querida, bien podria ser el himno oficial de los asturianos. En la interpretacion lo acompañan -entre otros- Serrat, Pablo Milanes, Aute, Chus Pedro, Ana Belen, Pedro Guerra, Miguel Rios... en fin, un lujazo
wn.com/Victor Manuel Asturias (En Vivo En Oviedo, Sepetiembre 2014)
La Television del Principado de Asturias nos ha regalado estas Navidades un resumen de los conciertos que el mierense dio en el Recinto Festivo de La Eria de Oviedo los dias 13 y 14 de septiembre bajo el titulo de 50 años no es nada. De dicho resumen he extraido este tema que canta junto a sus invitados y que si no fuese porque tenemos ya el Asturias Patria Querida, bien podria ser el himno oficial de los asturianos. En la interpretacion lo acompañan -entre otros- Serrat, Pablo Milanes, Aute, Chus Pedro, Ana Belen, Pedro Guerra, Miguel Rios... en fin, un lujazo
- published: 26 Dec 2014
- views: 46286
Isaac Albeniz - Asturias played by Wiktoria Szubelak
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 1097079
Isaac Albeniz "Asturias" played by Wiktoria Szubelak, live 06.2010
- published: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 1097079
Asturias (Leyenda), op. 232, no. 1 - Isaac Albéniz
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- Duration: 7:12
- Updated: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 370021
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Skype or in-studio lessons: http://laguitar.com/
Level: 7, Upper-Advanced
License Information: Arrangement Copyright © 2011 Emre Sabuncuoglu. All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
Lesson Program: LAGA Classical*
Sheet Music: Purchase standalone sheet music through LAGA Publishing at https://onlineguitaracademy.net/Classical-Guitar-Sheet-Music/
*LA Guitar Academy's comprehensive online classical guitar program, LAGA Classical, can gradually take you to a level at which you will be able to play this piece and other advanced-level repertoire. Access over 800, systematically designed, instructional close-up clips and sheet music for specific levels. Get started right now by enrolling in a full subscription or signing up for a free, no-obligation, three-day trial here: http://www.onlineguitaracademy.net
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Originally the prelude to Albéniz' piano suite, Cantos de España, Asturias owes its name to the editor Hofmeister, who added it to another Albéniz piano suite, Suite Española, in 1912, well after Albéniz' death.
Asturias has since become one of the most popular pieces in the concert repertoire for the classical guitar. With its Flamenco-infused character rooted in the rich culture of Spain, Asturias is a natural fit for the guitar. Ironically, it is perhaps better-known as a guitar piece than its original incarnation as part of a suite for the piano.
Its hypnotic, yet fast-moving first section, punctuated by a few fortissimo chords, transports listeners to another world. The second section, slow and pensive, heightens the meditative feel of the piece with its serenity. The final section blends elements from the first section with slower, passionate elements, using tempo and dynamic changes to move listeners through an emotional roller coaster ride.
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License Information: Arrangement Copyright © 2011 Emre Sabuncuoglu. All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
Lesson Program: LAGA Classical*
Sheet Music: Purchase standalone sheet music through LAGA Publishing at https://onlineguitaracademy.net/Classical-Guitar-Sheet-Music/
*LA Guitar Academy's comprehensive online classical guitar program, LAGA Classical, can gradually take you to a level at which you will be able to play this piece and other advanced-level repertoire. Access over 800, systematically designed, instructional close-up clips and sheet music for specific levels. Get started right now by enrolling in a full subscription or signing up for a free, no-obligation, three-day trial here: http://www.onlineguitaracademy.net
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Originally the prelude to Albéniz' piano suite, Cantos de España, Asturias owes its name to the editor Hofmeister, who added it to another Albéniz piano suite, Suite Española, in 1912, well after Albéniz' death.
Asturias has since become one of the most popular pieces in the concert repertoire for the classical guitar. With its Flamenco-infused character rooted in the rich culture of Spain, Asturias is a natural fit for the guitar. Ironically, it is perhaps better-known as a guitar piece than its original incarnation as part of a suite for the piano.
Its hypnotic, yet fast-moving first section, punctuated by a few fortissimo chords, transports listeners to another world. The second section, slow and pensive, heightens the meditative feel of the piece with its serenity. The final section blends elements from the first section with slower, passionate elements, using tempo and dynamic changes to move listeners through an emotional roller coaster ride.
For updates on our latest music postings, please subscribe to our YouTube channel on the button above. Thanks!
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 370021
Asturias Isaac Albeniz Classical Guitar Lesson with Tab.Guitar Tutorial for Intermediate
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- Duration: 14:21
- Updated: 27 Feb 2015
- views: 47505
Hey Guys, check out my first book for acoustic guitar called Acoustic Steps. Click the link for the videos and info: http://www.blitzguitar.com/acoustic-steps-a...
Hey Guys, check out my first book for acoustic guitar called Acoustic Steps. Click the link for the videos and info: http://www.blitzguitar.com/acoustic-steps-acoustic-guitar-fingerstyle-book-for-intermediate-guitar/
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Hey Guys, check out my first book for acoustic guitar called Acoustic Steps. Click the link for the videos and info: http://www.blitzguitar.com/acoustic-steps-acoustic-guitar-fingerstyle-book-for-intermediate-guitar/
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- published: 27 Feb 2015
- views: 47505
52 Rally Princesa de Asturias | Resumen #CERA ERC 2015
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- Duration: 7:21
- Updated: 12 Sep 2015
- views: 31639
Resumen de la 52 edición del Rally Princesa de Asturias. Miguel Fuster era el vencedor dentro del CERA y Fran Cima dentro del ERC.
Resumen de la 52 edición del Rally Princesa de Asturias. Miguel Fuster era el vencedor dentro del CERA y Fran Cima dentro del ERC.
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Oviedo - Asturia - Spain - Travel Guide - Travel & Discover
Oviedo is the capital city of the Principality of Asturias in northern Spain and the administrative and commercial centre of the region. It is also the name of the municipality that contains the city. The city lends its name to the sudarium of Oviedo a religious relic revered there since the 9th century. -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Spain Travel: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
Here is the related article: http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/asturias-2010/spain-asturias-gijon/ After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites. Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santia... -
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Travel Spain - Asturias: Asiegu, a Real Asturian Mountain Village
May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped. Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain. We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the K... -
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The Fishing Village of Luanco - Asturias, Spain
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David's Been Here is in Asturias, Spain's small fishing village of Luanco. Located 40 kilometers north of Oviedo and dating back to the Medieval Ages, this ancient town is a memorable and picturesque stop for all those traveling Spain's northern coast. With 330 days of rain a year, either visit in August or bring along your rain gear. Join David and crew as they make the most out of their soggy stay in Luanco, and get to know the local beverage cidra a bit better. Learn the long pour, rinse and pass technique of this locally fermented apple cider, and make sure you try it for yourself when visiting Luanco. For more information on all the sites and activities in this quaint fishing village, check out the David's Been Here Guide to Asturias, now available for your ... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Ribadesella & Llanes
On a gorgeous and warm morning of May 29, 2010 I left Cangas de Onis to drive to the Atlantic coastline of Asturias. My first stop was in Ribadesella, a picturesque mountain town on the Cantabrian Sea, right where the River Sella flows into the Atlantic Ocean. My first destination was the Cueva de Tito Bustillo, a limestone cave with prehistoric cave paintings dating back more than 14,000 years. Today, the cave is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site. Then I started to explore the town Ribadesella itself with a walk through the cobble-stoned historic city centre. I continued my walk on the extremely scenic Paseo Maritimo that provided me elevated vistas over the city, the River Sella and its estuary and the mountainous backdrop framing this gorgeous location. On the western side of ... -
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise
May 30, 2010 greeted me again with brilliant sunshine. My host Lucas at the Posada de Babel, my rural hotel, had given me some tips as to where to go on this gorgeous day. So I set off and went eastwards along the Asturian coastline, past the golf course of Llanes and various coastal lookout points to the mountain town of Colombres. This scenic town is the location of the famous Museo del Emigrante. which focuses on the phenomenon of Asturian emigration to countries such as Cuba, Mexico and Argentina. During the second half of the 19th and early 20th century Asturias experienced a major wave of emigration, and many of these emigrants, particularly those that had found great fortunes abroad, the so-called "Indianos", returned and built various mansions and grand villas. Indeed, the Emigra... -
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Spain Travel - Asturias: Hiking to the La Molina River
May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped. Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain. We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the K... -
Oviedo - Asturias - España
Oviedo Es el centro comercial, religioso, administrativo y universitario de la región, y la sede de la Archidiócesis de Oviedo. Ostenta los títulos de «muy noble, muy leal, benemérita, invicta, heroica y buena» que figuran en el escudo del municipio y así lo recoge una placa situada en la fachada del edificio del Ayuntamiento. El municipio de Oviedo es el segundo más poblado de la región, con 225 089 (INE 2013) habitantes, y está incluido en el área metropolitana central de Asturias que engloba a más de 860 000 personas, y en el denominado ocho asturiano.
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Oviedo is the capital city of the Principality of Asturias in northern Spain and the administrative and commercial centre of the region. It is also the name of ...
Oviedo is the capital city of the Principality of Asturias in northern Spain and the administrative and commercial centre of the region. It is also the name of the municipality that contains the city. The city lends its name to the sudarium of Oviedo a religious relic revered there since the 9th century.
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Oviedo is the capital city of the Principality of Asturias in northern Spain and the administrative and commercial centre of the region. It is also the name of the municipality that contains the city. The city lends its name to the sudarium of Oviedo a religious relic revered there since the 9th century.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Spain Travel: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari ...
Here is the related article: http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/asturias-2010/spain-asturias-gijon/
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Here is the related article: http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/asturias-2010/spain-asturias-gijon/
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise Oviedo And Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise Oviedo And Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise Oviedo And Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to int...
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise Oviedo And Gijon
After my brief early morning photo safari around the old downtown of Oviedo on May 25, 2010, I met my local expert tour guide, Liliana Ausin, who started to introduce me to the capital of Asturias. Liliana is an expert on Asturian history and culture. We first drove up a picturesque mountain to see two of Oviedo's famous pre-Romanesque churches: San Miguel del Lillo and the even more well-known Santa Maria del Naranco church, which was originally a royal palace of the Asturian kings. Built in 848 AD, this shrine was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and is one of Oviedo's most important heritage sites.
Our tour continued back in the city where we had a look at the brand new convention centre that is currently being built according to designs by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. On our walk downtown we ran into the festivities of La Balesquida, also called "Martes del Campo" (Tuesday in the Country) and followed a series of musical groups from the cathedral to the Campo de San Francisco Park. I got introduced to Asturian bowling ("bolos" -- where the balls are through through air) and the famous spicy sausage rolls of Asturias and a "carbayon", Oviedo's typical almond pastry. The entire town was out celebrating on this special holiday.
In the afternoon Liliana met me in Gijon, a city of about 270,000 people that is located on the coastline of Asturias and less than half an hour from Oviedo. An important coastal city and the largest city in Asturias, it has been settled for many thousands of years and was an important regional city already during Roman times. Liliana took me to the Laboral City of Culture, located on the campus of the University Laboral of Gijon. This extensive university complex was built in the mid 20th century and inspired by historic architectural styles. We even went up the impressive La Laboral Tower which stands almost 130 metres high and offers amazing 360 degrees views of the area surrounding Oviedo. We capped off our visit with a stop at the historic Cimadevilla fishing village.
- published: 22 Jun 2010
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ONE MINUTE ASTURIAS - Mini Travel Guide
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All of Asturias in one contemporary minute
All of Asturias in one contemporary minute
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Llanes Asturias. Vídeo de Llanes urbano y rural. Playas, rutas...
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Llanes, en la costa asturiana, es un municipio que esconde muchos rincones para disfrutar de ...
Más info en http://www.e-llanes.com y http://www.desdeasturias.com
Llanes, en la costa asturiana, es un municipio que esconde muchos rincones para disfrutar de la naturaleza, descubre sus pueblos, sus gentes...
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Travel Spain - Asturias: Asiegu, a Real Asturian Mountain Village
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May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa regi...
May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped.
Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain.
We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias until 774 AD. In nearby Covadonga, Christian forces under Don Pelayo won a critical battle over the Moors, which triggered the start of the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of Spain from its Muslim invaders. Our first major sight as we walked into town was the "Puente Romano", the Roman bridge over the Sella River, which actually was built during medieval times.
We had now reached the main square of Cangas which is anchored by an attractive church and a big statue of Don Pelayo, the local hero who defeated the Moors. Juan also took advantage of our walk to introduce me to some of the gastronomic specialties of Asturias. We walked into an attractive store called "La Barata" that carries a variety of typical Asturian food items.
After our explorations in Cangas Juan and I drove up into the mountains where we parked the vehicle and walked for about 20 minutes on a forested pathway to the La Molina River. This is the starting point for the canyoning experiences that Fronteraverde offers.
The sun was coming out nicely now as we drove on the narrow country roads of the Asturian mountains. We stopped in a pretty village called Asiegu which is a typical Asturian mountain village. We walked on narrow streets past a number of stone houses before we arrived at our destination: a cider house that was founded by brothers Manuel and Javier Niembro to introduce visitors to the typical gastronomy in an Asturian mountain village. Their company is called "Ruta'l Quesu y la Sidra" (the Cheese and Cider Route in the local Asturian dialect) and it provides a two hour tour of the village and well as a sit-down meal and locally produced cider.
Then - what a big surprise - Asturian television showed up to film me while I was interviewing Manuel. The arrival of a Toronto-based travel journalist was apparently big enough news to draw out the local television crew. This was a first for me, getting filmed while I was interviewing Manuel!
Juan packed me in his car and we drove down the mountain into the Cares River Valley. This valley cuts deeply into the surrounding mountains, and the Cares River Gorge is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Picos de Europa. After turning off the main road and ascending through a number of switchbacks, we stopped in Camarmeña, a picturesque high-altitude mountain village that features a gorgeous view towards the Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the highest mountains in the Picos de Europa mountain massif.
It was now late afternoon and my stomach was definitely growling. After we finished our shots with Televisión Asturias, we drove down the mountains into a village called Arenas where we stopped for a very late lunch in a rustic local restaurant.
From here we made one more attempt to visit the glacial lakes Enol and Ercina, high above the pilgrimage village of Covadonga. But as yesterday, the fog had rolled in and the weather was getting worse by the second. So we drove down the mountain again and Juan dropped me off at my comfortable home for the night, the Hotel La Cepada, where I enjoyed a nice warm night inside, looking out the large picture windows at the lit-up town of Cangas in the rain.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Asiegu, A Real Asturian Mountain Village
May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped.
Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain.
We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias until 774 AD. In nearby Covadonga, Christian forces under Don Pelayo won a critical battle over the Moors, which triggered the start of the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of Spain from its Muslim invaders. Our first major sight as we walked into town was the "Puente Romano", the Roman bridge over the Sella River, which actually was built during medieval times.
We had now reached the main square of Cangas which is anchored by an attractive church and a big statue of Don Pelayo, the local hero who defeated the Moors. Juan also took advantage of our walk to introduce me to some of the gastronomic specialties of Asturias. We walked into an attractive store called "La Barata" that carries a variety of typical Asturian food items.
After our explorations in Cangas Juan and I drove up into the mountains where we parked the vehicle and walked for about 20 minutes on a forested pathway to the La Molina River. This is the starting point for the canyoning experiences that Fronteraverde offers.
The sun was coming out nicely now as we drove on the narrow country roads of the Asturian mountains. We stopped in a pretty village called Asiegu which is a typical Asturian mountain village. We walked on narrow streets past a number of stone houses before we arrived at our destination: a cider house that was founded by brothers Manuel and Javier Niembro to introduce visitors to the typical gastronomy in an Asturian mountain village. Their company is called "Ruta'l Quesu y la Sidra" (the Cheese and Cider Route in the local Asturian dialect) and it provides a two hour tour of the village and well as a sit-down meal and locally produced cider.
Then - what a big surprise - Asturian television showed up to film me while I was interviewing Manuel. The arrival of a Toronto-based travel journalist was apparently big enough news to draw out the local television crew. This was a first for me, getting filmed while I was interviewing Manuel!
Juan packed me in his car and we drove down the mountain into the Cares River Valley. This valley cuts deeply into the surrounding mountains, and the Cares River Gorge is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Picos de Europa. After turning off the main road and ascending through a number of switchbacks, we stopped in Camarmeña, a picturesque high-altitude mountain village that features a gorgeous view towards the Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the highest mountains in the Picos de Europa mountain massif.
It was now late afternoon and my stomach was definitely growling. After we finished our shots with Televisión Asturias, we drove down the mountains into a village called Arenas where we stopped for a very late lunch in a rustic local restaurant.
From here we made one more attempt to visit the glacial lakes Enol and Ercina, high above the pilgrimage village of Covadonga. But as yesterday, the fog had rolled in and the weather was getting worse by the second. So we drove down the mountain again and Juan dropped me off at my comfortable home for the night, the Hotel La Cepada, where I enjoyed a nice warm night inside, looking out the large picture windows at the lit-up town of Cangas in the rain.
- published: 18 Nov 2010
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Spain Travel Film - Asturias/Galicia - Cuderillo / La Coruna / A Coruna / Razo Beach
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- Duration: 3:25
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The Fishing Village of Luanco - Asturias, Spain
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- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 17 Dec 2009
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http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David's Been Here is in Asturias, Spain's small fishing village of Luanco. Located 40 kilometers north of Oviedo and dating back to t...
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David's Been Here is in Asturias, Spain's small fishing village of Luanco. Located 40 kilometers north of Oviedo and dating back to the Medieval Ages, this ancient town is a memorable and picturesque stop for all those traveling Spain's northern coast. With 330 days of rain a year, either visit in August or bring along your rain gear. Join David and crew as they make the most out of their soggy stay in Luanco, and get to know the local beverage cidra a bit better. Learn the long pour, rinse and pass technique of this locally fermented apple cider, and make sure you try it for yourself when visiting Luanco. For more information on all the sites and activities in this quaint fishing village, check out the David's Been Here Guide to Asturias, now available for your Kindle as well.
Travel with us at http://blog.davidsbeenhere.com
wn.com/The Fishing Village Of Luanco Asturias, Spain
http://davidsbeenhere.com/ David's Been Here is in Asturias, Spain's small fishing village of Luanco. Located 40 kilometers north of Oviedo and dating back to the Medieval Ages, this ancient town is a memorable and picturesque stop for all those traveling Spain's northern coast. With 330 days of rain a year, either visit in August or bring along your rain gear. Join David and crew as they make the most out of their soggy stay in Luanco, and get to know the local beverage cidra a bit better. Learn the long pour, rinse and pass technique of this locally fermented apple cider, and make sure you try it for yourself when visiting Luanco. For more information on all the sites and activities in this quaint fishing village, check out the David's Been Here Guide to Asturias, now available for your Kindle as well.
Travel with us at http://blog.davidsbeenhere.com
- published: 17 Dec 2009
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Ribadesella & Llanes
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 14 Jul 2010
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On a gorgeous and warm morning of May 29, 2010 I left Cangas de Onis to drive to the Atlantic coastline of Asturias. My first stop was in Ribadesella, a picture...
On a gorgeous and warm morning of May 29, 2010 I left Cangas de Onis to drive to the Atlantic coastline of Asturias. My first stop was in Ribadesella, a picturesque mountain town on the Cantabrian Sea, right where the River Sella flows into the Atlantic Ocean. My first destination was the Cueva de Tito Bustillo, a limestone cave with prehistoric cave paintings dating back more than 14,000 years. Today, the cave is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site.
Then I started to explore the town Ribadesella itself with a walk through the cobble-stoned historic city centre. I continued my walk on the extremely scenic Paseo Maritimo that provided me elevated vistas over the city, the River Sella and its estuary and the mountainous backdrop framing this gorgeous location.
On the western side of the river are the beaches of Ribadesella which are punctuated by several impressive villas and mansions that were built by "Indianos", Asturian emigrants who had found great fortunes in Cuba, Mexico and Argentina and who had returned to their homeland to build opulent mansions and invest in the local infrastructure.
In the afternoon I drove eastwards and made several stops at scenic lookout points over the Cantabrian Sea. I finally arrived in Llanes, a scenic coastal town in northeastern Asturias, and walked through the cobble-stoned medieval streets of this traditional fishing port. Then I drove into the mountains, as the Picos de Europa mountain chain almost touches the sea here. Past picturesque high-altitude mountain pastures full of cows and sheep I slowly made my way back to the outskirts of Llanes where I checked in at my abode for the night: the Posada de Babel, an attractivel rural hotel that is surrounded by meadows and forests.
I had a lovely chat with the owners Blanca and Lucas and learned about their transition from a hectic lifestyle in Madrid to their contented rural life as hotel owners. In the evening Lucas took me into the hotel's kitchen and showed me the process of making just the perfect "merluza" (hake) dinner. The delicate fish was placed on a plate covered with a garlic / tomato / black pepper sauce, and garnished with ginger, fried leak and tapenade. Very savoury, this meal just melted in my mouth and a restful night in this country retreat got me ready for another day of discoveries in Asturias.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise Ribadesella Llanes
On a gorgeous and warm morning of May 29, 2010 I left Cangas de Onis to drive to the Atlantic coastline of Asturias. My first stop was in Ribadesella, a picturesque mountain town on the Cantabrian Sea, right where the River Sella flows into the Atlantic Ocean. My first destination was the Cueva de Tito Bustillo, a limestone cave with prehistoric cave paintings dating back more than 14,000 years. Today, the cave is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site.
Then I started to explore the town Ribadesella itself with a walk through the cobble-stoned historic city centre. I continued my walk on the extremely scenic Paseo Maritimo that provided me elevated vistas over the city, the River Sella and its estuary and the mountainous backdrop framing this gorgeous location.
On the western side of the river are the beaches of Ribadesella which are punctuated by several impressive villas and mansions that were built by "Indianos", Asturian emigrants who had found great fortunes in Cuba, Mexico and Argentina and who had returned to their homeland to build opulent mansions and invest in the local infrastructure.
In the afternoon I drove eastwards and made several stops at scenic lookout points over the Cantabrian Sea. I finally arrived in Llanes, a scenic coastal town in northeastern Asturias, and walked through the cobble-stoned medieval streets of this traditional fishing port. Then I drove into the mountains, as the Picos de Europa mountain chain almost touches the sea here. Past picturesque high-altitude mountain pastures full of cows and sheep I slowly made my way back to the outskirts of Llanes where I checked in at my abode for the night: the Posada de Babel, an attractivel rural hotel that is surrounded by meadows and forests.
I had a lovely chat with the owners Blanca and Lucas and learned about their transition from a hectic lifestyle in Madrid to their contented rural life as hotel owners. In the evening Lucas took me into the hotel's kitchen and showed me the process of making just the perfect "merluza" (hake) dinner. The delicate fish was placed on a plate covered with a garlic / tomato / black pepper sauce, and garnished with ginger, fried leak and tapenade. Very savoury, this meal just melted in my mouth and a restful night in this country retreat got me ready for another day of discoveries in Asturias.
- published: 14 Jul 2010
- views: 300
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 21 Jul 2010
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May 30, 2010 greeted me again with brilliant sunshine. My host Lucas at the Posada de Babel, my rural hotel, had given me some tips as to where to go on this go...
May 30, 2010 greeted me again with brilliant sunshine. My host Lucas at the Posada de Babel, my rural hotel, had given me some tips as to where to go on this gorgeous day. So I set off and went eastwards along the Asturian coastline, past the golf course of Llanes and various coastal lookout points to the mountain town of Colombres. This scenic town is the location of the famous Museo del Emigrante. which focuses on the phenomenon of Asturian emigration to countries such as Cuba, Mexico and Argentina.
During the second half of the 19th and early 20th century Asturias experienced a major wave of emigration, and many of these emigrants, particularly those that had found great fortunes abroad, the so-called "Indianos", returned and built various mansions and grand villas. Indeed, the Emigrant Museum in Colombres itself is housed in an opulent villa built by a local emigrant who had struck it rich in Mexico.
The entire town of Colombres is a showcase of architecture created by these Indianos. Altogether the town features 12 major buildings that were created by these successful emigrants, which include the church and the city hall. Indianos would also often invest in and improve the local city infrastructure, for example, they would install the town's electrical supply and sewer system. After a visit to the Museum of Emigration I went on a walking tour of Colombres and visited many of these impressive manor houses that are conveniently signposted through town.
Then I headed back to the coastal village of Pimiango where I tried to find the Cueva del Pindal, a prehistoric cave. I never found the entrance to the cave, but I stumbled across a beautiful sea-side park with gorgeous views over a shoreline of steeply dropping rocks.
To return back to Llanes, I headed back into the mountains, part of the northeastern Picos de Europa, and drove through a serene landscape of high limestone peaks, covered with green meadows full of grazing cows and sheep. I returned back to my hotel, the Posada de Babel, in the early evening after a drive through the scenic Cares Gorge. Reyes, the hotel's chef, prepared a delicious vegetarian meal for me, consisting of baby potatoes and freshly harvested green beans, followed by my favourite dessert- rice pudding. I was joined by another hotel guest, an older gentleman from Mexico with Asturian roots who had come to do some business here in the land of his ancestors. Asturias had shown itself from its best side and I was sad that I had to leave tomorrow.
wn.com/Travel Spain Asturias Nature's Paradise
May 30, 2010 greeted me again with brilliant sunshine. My host Lucas at the Posada de Babel, my rural hotel, had given me some tips as to where to go on this gorgeous day. So I set off and went eastwards along the Asturian coastline, past the golf course of Llanes and various coastal lookout points to the mountain town of Colombres. This scenic town is the location of the famous Museo del Emigrante. which focuses on the phenomenon of Asturian emigration to countries such as Cuba, Mexico and Argentina.
During the second half of the 19th and early 20th century Asturias experienced a major wave of emigration, and many of these emigrants, particularly those that had found great fortunes abroad, the so-called "Indianos", returned and built various mansions and grand villas. Indeed, the Emigrant Museum in Colombres itself is housed in an opulent villa built by a local emigrant who had struck it rich in Mexico.
The entire town of Colombres is a showcase of architecture created by these Indianos. Altogether the town features 12 major buildings that were created by these successful emigrants, which include the church and the city hall. Indianos would also often invest in and improve the local city infrastructure, for example, they would install the town's electrical supply and sewer system. After a visit to the Museum of Emigration I went on a walking tour of Colombres and visited many of these impressive manor houses that are conveniently signposted through town.
Then I headed back to the coastal village of Pimiango where I tried to find the Cueva del Pindal, a prehistoric cave. I never found the entrance to the cave, but I stumbled across a beautiful sea-side park with gorgeous views over a shoreline of steeply dropping rocks.
To return back to Llanes, I headed back into the mountains, part of the northeastern Picos de Europa, and drove through a serene landscape of high limestone peaks, covered with green meadows full of grazing cows and sheep. I returned back to my hotel, the Posada de Babel, in the early evening after a drive through the scenic Cares Gorge. Reyes, the hotel's chef, prepared a delicious vegetarian meal for me, consisting of baby potatoes and freshly harvested green beans, followed by my favourite dessert- rice pudding. I was joined by another hotel guest, an older gentleman from Mexico with Asturian roots who had come to do some business here in the land of his ancestors. Asturias had shown itself from its best side and I was sad that I had to leave tomorrow.
- published: 21 Jul 2010
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PARQUE NACIONAL DE LOS PICOS DE EUROPA LAGOS DE COVADONGA ASTURIAS | TRAVEL WITH ME
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- published: 27 Aug 2015
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Spain Travel - Asturias: Hiking to the La Molina River
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 17 Nov 2010
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May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa regi...
May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped.
Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain.
We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias until 774 AD. In nearby Covadonga, Christian forces under Don Pelayo won a critical battle over the Moors, which triggered the start of the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of Spain from its Muslim invaders. Our first major sight as we walked into town was the "Puente Romano", the Roman bridge over the Sella River, which actually was built during medieval times.
We had now reached the main square of Cangas which is anchored by an attractive church and a big statue of Don Pelayo, the local hero who defeated the Moors. Juan also took advantage of our walk to introduce me to some of the gastronomic specialties of Asturias. We walked into an attractive store called "La Barata" that carries a variety of typical Asturian food items.
After our explorations in Cangas Juan and I drove up into the mountains where we parked the vehicle and walked for about 20 minutes on a forested pathway to the La Molina River. This is the starting point for the canyoning experiences that Fronteraverde offers.
The sun was coming out nicely now as we drove on the narrow country roads of the Asturian mountains. We stopped in a pretty village called Asiegu which is a typical Asturian mountain village. We walked on narrow streets past a number of stone houses before we arrived at our destination: a cider house that was founded by brothers Manuel and Javier Niembro to introduce visitors to the typical gastronomy in an Asturian mountain village. Their company is called "Ruta'l Quesu y la Sidra" (the Cheese and Cider Route in the local Asturian dialect) and it provides a two hour tour of the village and well as a sit-down meal and locally produced cider.
Then - what a big surprise - Asturian television showed up to film me while I was interviewing Manuel. The arrival of a Toronto-based travel journalist was apparently big enough news to draw out the local television crew. This was a first for me, getting filmed while I was interviewing Manuel!
Juan packed me in his car and we drove down the mountain into the Cares River Valley. This valley cuts deeply into the surrounding mountains, and the Cares River Gorge is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Picos de Europa. After turning off the main road and ascending through a number of switchbacks, we stopped in Camarmeña, a picturesque high-altitude mountain village that features a gorgeous view towards the Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the highest mountains in the Picos de Europa mountain massif.
It was now late afternoon and my stomach was definitely growling. After we finished our shots with Televisión Asturias, we drove down the mountains into a village called Arenas where we stopped for a very late lunch in a rustic local restaurant.
From here we made one more attempt to visit the glacial lakes Enol and Ercina, high above the pilgrimage village of Covadonga. But as yesterday, the fog had rolled in and the weather was getting worse by the second. So we drove down the mountain again and Juan dropped me off at my comfortable home for the night, the Hotel La Cepada, where I enjoyed a nice warm night inside, looking out the large picture windows at the lit-up town of Cangas in the rain.
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May 28, 2010 began with a nice breakfast overlooking the town of Cangas de Onís, a pretty town of about 6700 people that is embedded in the Picos de Europa region in the northern Spanish province of Asturias. I was staying at the Hotel La Cepada whose elevated location on a hillside provides amazing views over the town below. The weather had cleared up since yesterday and fortunately the rain had stopped.
Just after 9 am my local expert guide, Juan Feliz, came to pick me up. Juan runs a local outdoor adventure company called www.fronteraverde.com. Recommended by Turismo Asturias, he was the perfect guy to introduce me to the Picos de Europa, the limestone mountain chain that runs along northern Spain.
We began with a walk through the town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias until 774 AD. In nearby Covadonga, Christian forces under Don Pelayo won a critical battle over the Moors, which triggered the start of the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of Spain from its Muslim invaders. Our first major sight as we walked into town was the "Puente Romano", the Roman bridge over the Sella River, which actually was built during medieval times.
We had now reached the main square of Cangas which is anchored by an attractive church and a big statue of Don Pelayo, the local hero who defeated the Moors. Juan also took advantage of our walk to introduce me to some of the gastronomic specialties of Asturias. We walked into an attractive store called "La Barata" that carries a variety of typical Asturian food items.
After our explorations in Cangas Juan and I drove up into the mountains where we parked the vehicle and walked for about 20 minutes on a forested pathway to the La Molina River. This is the starting point for the canyoning experiences that Fronteraverde offers.
The sun was coming out nicely now as we drove on the narrow country roads of the Asturian mountains. We stopped in a pretty village called Asiegu which is a typical Asturian mountain village. We walked on narrow streets past a number of stone houses before we arrived at our destination: a cider house that was founded by brothers Manuel and Javier Niembro to introduce visitors to the typical gastronomy in an Asturian mountain village. Their company is called "Ruta'l Quesu y la Sidra" (the Cheese and Cider Route in the local Asturian dialect) and it provides a two hour tour of the village and well as a sit-down meal and locally produced cider.
Then - what a big surprise - Asturian television showed up to film me while I was interviewing Manuel. The arrival of a Toronto-based travel journalist was apparently big enough news to draw out the local television crew. This was a first for me, getting filmed while I was interviewing Manuel!
Juan packed me in his car and we drove down the mountain into the Cares River Valley. This valley cuts deeply into the surrounding mountains, and the Cares River Gorge is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Picos de Europa. After turning off the main road and ascending through a number of switchbacks, we stopped in Camarmeña, a picturesque high-altitude mountain village that features a gorgeous view towards the Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the highest mountains in the Picos de Europa mountain massif.
It was now late afternoon and my stomach was definitely growling. After we finished our shots with Televisión Asturias, we drove down the mountains into a village called Arenas where we stopped for a very late lunch in a rustic local restaurant.
From here we made one more attempt to visit the glacial lakes Enol and Ercina, high above the pilgrimage village of Covadonga. But as yesterday, the fog had rolled in and the weather was getting worse by the second. So we drove down the mountain again and Juan dropped me off at my comfortable home for the night, the Hotel La Cepada, where I enjoyed a nice warm night inside, looking out the large picture windows at the lit-up town of Cangas in the rain.
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Oviedo Es el centro comercial, religioso, administrativo y universitario de la región, y la sede de la Archidiócesis de Oviedo. Ostenta los títulos de «muy nobl...
Oviedo Es el centro comercial, religioso, administrativo y universitario de la región, y la sede de la Archidiócesis de Oviedo. Ostenta los títulos de «muy noble, muy leal, benemérita, invicta, heroica y buena» que figuran en el escudo del municipio y así lo recoge una placa situada en la fachada del edificio del Ayuntamiento. El municipio de Oviedo es el segundo más poblado de la región, con 225 089 (INE 2013) habitantes, y está incluido en el área metropolitana central de Asturias que engloba a más de 860 000 personas, y en el denominado ocho asturiano.
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Oviedo Es el centro comercial, religioso, administrativo y universitario de la región, y la sede de la Archidiócesis de Oviedo. Ostenta los títulos de «muy noble, muy leal, benemérita, invicta, heroica y buena» que figuran en el escudo del municipio y así lo recoge una placa situada en la fachada del edificio del Ayuntamiento. El municipio de Oviedo es el segundo más poblado de la región, con 225 089 (INE 2013) habitantes, y está incluido en el área metropolitana central de Asturias que engloba a más de 860 000 personas, y en el denominado ocho asturiano.
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In A “New York Minute” Everything Can Change For Trump And Sanders
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingNot only is New York State the future face of the two main political parties, but with 400 delegates at stake in Tuesday’s primary race starring presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, everything can change in a “New York minute.” Indeed, the Empire State is where millions of immigrants suddenly got a new start in life and fortunes made overnight on Wall Street....
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Relief efforts continue in southern Japan following back-to-back strong earthquakes that killed at least 42 people last week and left the country in shambles, the Belfast Telegraph reported Monday.The U.S. military will join rescuers as they redouble efforts for 10 missing people on the southern island of Kyushu, where many area were cut off by landslides and road and bridge damage ... The U.S....
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'Elite Overproduction' That Doomed Roman Republic Seen As Threat To U.S. Democracy
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There are parallels between America’s current political situation and the conditions leading to the collapse of the Roman Republic more than 2,000 years ago, according to an International Business Times commentary published on RawStory.com.Ned Resnikoff, political capital reporter for IBT, writes that the Roman Republic was decaying long before Julius Caesar marched on the city in 49 B.C. and toppled it for good ... WN.com, Jim Berrie ....
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(credit. British Airways). Police at London's Heathrow Airport are investigating a possible drone collision with a British Airways jet while the airliner was landing ... Any damage done to the aircraft was apparently superficial ... Read 2 remaining paragraphs . Comments ....
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Nay Pyi Taw, April 18. A total of 36 people were killed and 316 injured during Myanmar's Thingyan water festival, the media reported on Monday.During the five-day water festival, 14 people were killed and 235 injured in accidents while 17 deaths ... ....
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Family life: My father and the Polish soldier bear, plus snails in herb and sherry gravy
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Readers’ favourite photographs and recipes. Snapshot. My father and Wojtek the soldier bear. After working at the BBC for 33 years, I retired and my partner and I decided to have a bit of an adventure – we drive from our home in west London to southern Italy ... Twitter ... He became the unit’s mascot ... Facebook. Twitter. Pinterest ... Ingredients ... My grandparents lived all their lives on a smallholding in the northern Spanish principality of Asturias ... ....
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We can’t get enough of Spain. Last year the UK’s favourite holiday destination said hola to over 15.5m visitors, a 4.5 per cent increase on 2014 ... The country’s 1,200km-long Mediterranean coast immediately conjures images of palm trees, sandy beaches and glittering seas ... When the summer heat descends, many city-dwelling natives pack their bags and head north to Asturias, the Basque Country, Cantabria and Galicia....
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(Source. Club Atlético de Madrid SAD) OFFICIAL PRESS CONFERENCE OF FC BARCELONA. Luis Enrique appeared at the press conference prior to Wednesday's match at the Vicente Calderón. The coach from Asturias said. 'We have the normal expectations. The result is advantageous, but the qualifying round is open....
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Meet Kate Asturias, Louisa Conway, Debora Hertfelder and Victoria Kenny ... “We can do this, and we’re going to do this,” Asturias said ... Let’s just do it,” Asturias said ... Asturias points to other states, under similar pressures to perform, that already mandate recess. The state only requires 90 minutes of instruction a day in reading and 150 a week in PE, Asturias said ... “It’s not going to cut it,” Asturias said....
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The Chairman of the CLH Group meets with the President of the Principality of Asturias. o The Chairman of CLH, José Luis López de Silanes, explained the company's activities and investments in the region to the President of the Principality of Asturias ... In addition to the facility at El Musel, the company's subsidiary CLH Aviación has an airport facility that provides into-plane fuelling services at Asturias Airport....
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(Source. SMS Group GmbH). SMS group received the final acceptance certificate for the revamp of a timeworn walking beam furnace from ArcelorMittal Asturias, Spain, in October 2015. Significant energy savings could be realized due to the integration of a new combustion technology and the combustion optimization system SMS Prometheus ... The revamp has been carried out completely by SMS Meer SpA, Italy, a subsidiary of SMS group ... (noodl....
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(Source. FIFA - Fédération Internationale de Football Association) ... 'illa, illa, illa... For David Villa standing on stage, however, it was a soothing lyric reminiscent of his football-crazed homeland some 6,000km across the Atlantic where the 2010 FIFA World Cup champion is beloved from the mountains of Asturias in the north to the cities dotted across the Orange Blossom Coast in Spain's southeast ... 'Sean and Mohamad played very well....
Panama Papers: Developer used firm to shield assets from Nama
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Developer Ray Grehan used the law firm at the centre of the Panama Papers investigation to shield assets from the National Asset Management Agency (Nama). Mr Grehan did not disclose to the agency his quarter share in a €50 million Dutch casino when it took over his debts of €300 million in 2010 ... Its assets and liabilities were stated as nil and Mr Alvarez Garcia, with an address in Asturias in Spain, was listed as the sole shareholder....
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(Source. ArcelorMittal SA). The world's first floating offshore windfarm - off the east coast of Scotland - will feature some 5,300 tonnes of ArcelorMittal heavy plate ... Joint venture Navantia-Windar selected ArcelorMittal as its steel supplier for the project because the company offered several key customer benefits ... Luis Rodríguez Hevia, of ArcelorMittal Asturias' commercial department, said ... Image credit. Ian Dick ... Original Document....
Leonard and Isbin, voice and guitar: A natural pairing, ending on a high note
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Leonard and Isbin, voice and guitar. A natural pairing, ending on a high note. Leonard's mezzo-soprano maintains its richness when scaled back to an equitable balance with Isbin's discreetly amplified guitar ... Isbin's solo moments - including Isaac Albéniz's Asturias and Francisco Tarrega's Recuerdos de la Alhambra - were also feasts of beautifully sculpted phrases, punctuated by nanosecond pauses giving them room to breathe....
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(Source ... President Ma then held a reception to thank his hosts for their hospitality. President Ma and the traveling press corps started the day with breakfast at 7.30 a.m. (Taipei time. 9.30 p.m., March 15) ... Its rich historic and cultural heritage includes the Tikal National Park and the ancient capital of Antigua, and many outstanding people hail from Guatemala, including Miguel Angel Asturias, who holds a Nobel Prize in Literature....
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(Source. Prime Minister's Office of Spain). In turn, imports rose slightly by 0.8% to 20.65 billion euros. In terms of volume, the increase was more significant, up at 3%, due to prices falling by 2.2%. In seasonally-adjusted terms, imports rose by 3.7% ... Conversely, the largest year-on-year declines were seen in the Canary Islands (down 32.1% year-on-year), the Balearic Islands (down 22.6%) and the Principality of Asturias (down 8.5%)....
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