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Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéficie d’une vue magnifique sur la baie de Villefranche et le Cap Ferrat.
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http://goo.gl/oEJz4Y
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- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 3635
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https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ;
http://www.taringa.net/ELCAMARONIN
EVENTOS WORDPRESS:http://elcamaronin.wordpress.com/
DEPORTES Y MUSICA WORDPRESS:http://elcamaroninmyblog.wordpress.com/
BLOGSPOT: http://loschistesdemontes.blogspot.com/-
BLOGSPOT: http://elamordecarlota.blogspot.com.es/
FACEBOOK: http://es-la.facebook.com/ELCAMARONIN-
MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/elcamaronin -
YAHOO: http://es.video.yahoo.com/mypage/video?
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BADOO: http://eu1.badoo.com/es/0176225467/
PICASA: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/mypho.
FIESTES CIMAVILLA 2015
NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SOLEDAD
La nueva junta directiva presidida por el Sr. Omar López Colunga está haciendo lo imposible para que este gran barrio alto siga con esa tradición de ser los mejores en sus fiestas patronales.
Llega ahora LA SOLEDAD, conjuntos, atracciones, caballitos para los peques, cucañas de todos los eventos en Cimavilla, mañana flores a Fleming y procesión de la Virgen de la Soledad, en fin que no paran, merece la pena verlo todo lo que nos presentan esta gente joven que lucha por todo esto y lo está consiguiendo.
La BATUKADA y los cabezudos ponen un puntazo en las fiestas, felicidades para todos.
Me sorprendieron unos chicos y chicas que juntos hicieron un arte poco visto y con gran profesionalidad me lo comentaron y presentaron “PINTURA ONIRICA”
Mejor lo veis.
Contento me tenéis.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
María de la Soledad
The new board chaired by Mr. Omar Lopez Colunga is doing everything possible so that this great uptown follow that tradition of being the best in their festivities.
Now comes loneliness, sets, rides, ponies for kids, cucañas of all events in Cimavilla tomorrow Fleming flowers and procession of the Virgen de la Soledad, in order not stop, worth seeing all that we have these young people fighting for all this and are getting.
The BATUKADA and bigheaded put a hoot at parties, congratulations to all.
I was surprised about boys and girls who together made an art rarely seen with great professionalism and showed me commented "PAINT ONIRICA"
As you see it?
Content you have me.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
- published: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 230
María López, para mi grupo de Facebook, Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla- Gijón
- published: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 40
María López, para mi grupo de facebook Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla - Gijón
- published: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 28
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura.
¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor.
De tu pueblo a los pesares / Tu clemencia de consuelo / Fervoroso llegue al Cielo
Y hasta Ti, y hasta Ti nuestro clamor
¡Salve! ¡Salve! Estrella de los mares / Estrella de los mares / ¡Salve! ¡Salve! ¡Salve!
- published: 08 Oct 2010
- views: 2823
Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es
El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandonada hace medio siglo.
Síguenos en las redes sociales:
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- published: 07 Sep 2016
- views: 525
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Cimavilla
Cimavilla (in Spanish, Cimadevilla) is a neighbourhood of the municipality of Gijón, in Asturias, Spain. Its population was 2,811 in 2012.
Cimavilla is the oldest part of the city, in it there are ruins of the old Roman settlement. In the 16th century, a port is built in the neighbourhood and it converts it in a residential area for sailors and starts the expansion of Gijón to the south.
In the East of Cimavilla is located the Royal Astur Yacht Club, with the first swimming pool of Gijón, built in the first years of the 20th century.
Nowadays, Cimavilla's houses are rehabilitated and the neighbourhood is a residential, commercial and leisure area. At the top of the hill is located the Elogio del Horizonte (Eulogy to the Horizon), built by Eduardo Chillida.
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Coordinates: 43°32′43″N 5°39′44″W / 43.545278°N 5.662222°W / 43.545278; -5.662222
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2:52Hechizos de Gijón, Cimavilla
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1:35Château la Cima, villa de luxe à vendre à Nice
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Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéficie d’une vue magnifique sur la baie de Villefranche et le Cap Ferrat. - http://goo.gl/oEJz4Y Réf : CF5037 -
3:08CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -"LA RAITANA " GIJON- ASTURIAS
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6:59Nº 15 Monrrollu Fiestas Cimavilla LA SOLEDAD 2015 Gijón Asturias
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LOS VIDEOS DEL CAMARONIN - VEN A VERNOS ESTAMOS EN: www.elcamaronin.com. http://www.veoh.com/users/ELCAMARONIN https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ; http://www.taringa.net/ELCAMARONIN EVENTOS WORDPRESS:http://elcamaronin.wordpress.com/ DEPORTES Y MUSICA WORDPRESS:http://elcamaroninmyblog.wordpress.com/ BLOGSPOT: http://loschistesdemontes.blogspot.com/- BLOGSPOT: http://elamordecarlota.blogspot.com.es/ FACEBOOK: http://es-la.facebook.com/ELCAMARONIN- MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/elcamaronin - YAHOO: http://es.video.yahoo.com/mypage/video? TWITTER: http://twitter.com/ELCAMARONIN-. BADOO: http://eu1.badoo.com/es/0176225467/ PICASA: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/mypho. FIESTES CIMAVILLA 2015 NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SOLEDAD La nueva junta directiva presidida por el Sr. Omar López Colunga está haciendo lo imposible para que este gran barrio alto siga con esa tradición de ser los mejores en sus fiestas patronales. Llega ahora LA SOLEDAD, conjuntos, atracciones, caballitos para los peques, cucañas de todos los eventos en Cimavilla, mañana flores a Fleming y procesión de la Virgen de la Soledad, en fin que no paran, merece la pena verlo todo lo que nos presentan esta gente joven que lucha por todo esto y lo está consiguiendo. La BATUKADA y los cabezudos ponen un puntazo en las fiestas, felicidades para todos. Me sorprendieron unos chicos y chicas que juntos hicieron un arte poco visto y con gran profesionalidad me lo comentaron y presentaron “PINTURA ONIRICA” Mejor lo veis. Contento me tenéis. Jóse (ELCAMARONIN) María de la Soledad The new board chaired by Mr. Omar Lopez Colunga is doing everything possible so that this great uptown follow that tradition of being the best in their festivities. Now comes loneliness, sets, rides, ponies for kids, cucañas of all events in Cimavilla tomorrow Fleming flowers and procession of the Virgen de la Soledad, in order not stop, worth seeing all that we have these young people fighting for all this and are getting. The BATUKADA and bigheaded put a hoot at parties, congratulations to all. I was surprised about boys and girls who together made an art rarely seen with great professionalism and showed me commented "PAINT ONIRICA" As you see it? Content you have me. Jóse (ELCAMARONIN) -
1:41Cimavilla antigua (I) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
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2:06CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -" SALVE MARINERA "
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¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura. ¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor. De tu pueblo a los pesares / Tu clemencia de consuelo / Fervoroso llegue al Cielo Y hasta Ti, y hasta Ti nuestro clamor ¡Salve! ¡Salve! Estrella de los mares / Estrella de los mares / ¡Salve! ¡Salve! ¡Salve! -
1:21Victor García de Romandela en Cimavilla en Gijón del alma
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1:25Las calles de Cimavilla, adornadas con motivo de las fiestas del barrio
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Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandonada hace medio siglo. Síguenos en las redes sociales: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/conocerasturias Twitter: http://twitter.com/conocerasturias Instagram:http;//instagram.com/conocerasturias
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Hechizos de Gijón, Cimavilla
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Château la Cima, villa de luxe à vendre à Nice
Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéficie d’une vue magnifique sur la baie de Villefranche et le Cap Ferrat. - http://goo.gl/oEJz4Y Réf : CF5037
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CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -"LA RAITANA " GIJON- ASTURIAS
published: 08 Oct 2010 -
Nº 15 Monrrollu Fiestas Cimavilla LA SOLEDAD 2015 Gijón Asturias
LOS VIDEOS DEL CAMARONIN - VEN A VERNOS ESTAMOS EN: www.elcamaronin.com. http://www.veoh.com/users/ELCAMARONIN https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ; http://www.taringa.net/ELCAMARONIN EVENTOS WORDPRESS:http://elcamaronin.wordpress.com/ DEPORTES Y MUSICA WORDPRESS:http://elcamaroninmyblog.wordpress.com/ BLOGSPOT: http://loschistesdemontes.blogspot.com/- BLOGSPOT: http://elamordecarlota.blogspot.com.es/ FACEBOOK: http://es-la.facebook.com/ELCAMARONIN- MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/elcamaronin - YAHOO: http://es.video.yahoo.com/mypage/video? TWITTER: http://twitter.com/ELCAMARONIN-. BADOO: http://eu1.badoo.com/es/0176225467/ PICASA: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/mypho. FIESTES CIMAVILLA 2015 NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SOLEDAD La nueva junta directiva presidida por el Sr. Omar López Colunga está hac...
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Cimavilla antigua (I) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
María López, para mi grupo de Facebook, Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla- Gijón
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Cimavilla antigua (II) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
María López, para mi grupo de facebook Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla - Gijón
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CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -" SALVE MARINERA "
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura. ¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor. De tu pueblo a los pesares / Tu clemencia de consuelo / Fervoroso llegue al Cielo Y hasta Ti, y hasta Ti nuestro clamor ¡Salve! ¡Salve! Estrella de los mares / Estrella de los mares / ¡Salve! ¡Salve! ¡Salve!
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Victor García de Romandela en Cimavilla en Gijón del alma
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Las calles de Cimavilla, adornadas con motivo de las fiestas del barrio
Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandonada hace medio siglo. Síguenos en las redes sociales: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/conocerasturias Twitter: http://twitter.com/conocerasturias Instagram:http;//instagram.com/conocerasturias
published: 07 Sep 2016
Hechizos de Gijón, Cimavilla
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- Updated: 18 Jan 2016
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- published: 18 Jan 2016
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bella di marca cimavilla 2013
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- Duration: 1:11:37
- Updated: 30 Aug 2013
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bella di marca cimavilla 2013
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Château la Cima, villa de luxe à vendre à Nice
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- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 3635
Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéfici...
Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéficie d’une vue magnifique sur la baie de Villefranche et le Cap Ferrat.
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http://goo.gl/oEJz4Y
Réf : CF5037
https://wn.com/Château_La_Cima,_Villa_De_Luxe_À_Vendre_À_Nice
Aux abords du parc national du Mont-Boron, sur les hauteurs de Nice, cette propritété en pierre datant des années 20 est un véritable chef-d’oeuvre qui bénéficie d’une vue magnifique sur la baie de Villefranche et le Cap Ferrat.
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http://goo.gl/oEJz4Y
Réf : CF5037
- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 3635
CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -"LA RAITANA " GIJON- ASTURIAS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 08 Oct 2010
- views: 603
- published: 08 Oct 2010
- views: 603
Nº 15 Monrrollu Fiestas Cimavilla LA SOLEDAD 2015 Gijón Asturias
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:59
- Updated: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 230
LOS VIDEOS DEL CAMARONIN - VEN A VERNOS ESTAMOS EN:
www.elcamaronin.com.
http://www.veoh.com/users/ELCAMARONIN
https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ;
http://www.taring...
LOS VIDEOS DEL CAMARONIN - VEN A VERNOS ESTAMOS EN:
www.elcamaronin.com.
http://www.veoh.com/users/ELCAMARONIN
https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ;
http://www.taringa.net/ELCAMARONIN
EVENTOS WORDPRESS:http://elcamaronin.wordpress.com/
DEPORTES Y MUSICA WORDPRESS:http://elcamaroninmyblog.wordpress.com/
BLOGSPOT: http://loschistesdemontes.blogspot.com/-
BLOGSPOT: http://elamordecarlota.blogspot.com.es/
FACEBOOK: http://es-la.facebook.com/ELCAMARONIN-
MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/elcamaronin -
YAHOO: http://es.video.yahoo.com/mypage/video?
TWITTER: http://twitter.com/ELCAMARONIN-.
BADOO: http://eu1.badoo.com/es/0176225467/
PICASA: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/mypho.
FIESTES CIMAVILLA 2015
NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SOLEDAD
La nueva junta directiva presidida por el Sr. Omar López Colunga está haciendo lo imposible para que este gran barrio alto siga con esa tradición de ser los mejores en sus fiestas patronales.
Llega ahora LA SOLEDAD, conjuntos, atracciones, caballitos para los peques, cucañas de todos los eventos en Cimavilla, mañana flores a Fleming y procesión de la Virgen de la Soledad, en fin que no paran, merece la pena verlo todo lo que nos presentan esta gente joven que lucha por todo esto y lo está consiguiendo.
La BATUKADA y los cabezudos ponen un puntazo en las fiestas, felicidades para todos.
Me sorprendieron unos chicos y chicas que juntos hicieron un arte poco visto y con gran profesionalidad me lo comentaron y presentaron “PINTURA ONIRICA”
Mejor lo veis.
Contento me tenéis.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
María de la Soledad
The new board chaired by Mr. Omar Lopez Colunga is doing everything possible so that this great uptown follow that tradition of being the best in their festivities.
Now comes loneliness, sets, rides, ponies for kids, cucañas of all events in Cimavilla tomorrow Fleming flowers and procession of the Virgen de la Soledad, in order not stop, worth seeing all that we have these young people fighting for all this and are getting.
The BATUKADA and bigheaded put a hoot at parties, congratulations to all.
I was surprised about boys and girls who together made an art rarely seen with great professionalism and showed me commented "PAINT ONIRICA"
As you see it?
Content you have me.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
https://wn.com/Nº_15_Monrrollu_Fiestas_Cimavilla_La_Soledad_2015_Gijón_Asturias
LOS VIDEOS DEL CAMARONIN - VEN A VERNOS ESTAMOS EN:
www.elcamaronin.com.
http://www.veoh.com/users/ELCAMARONIN
https://vimeo.com/elcamaronin ;
http://www.taringa.net/ELCAMARONIN
EVENTOS WORDPRESS:http://elcamaronin.wordpress.com/
DEPORTES Y MUSICA WORDPRESS:http://elcamaroninmyblog.wordpress.com/
BLOGSPOT: http://loschistesdemontes.blogspot.com/-
BLOGSPOT: http://elamordecarlota.blogspot.com.es/
FACEBOOK: http://es-la.facebook.com/ELCAMARONIN-
MYSPACE: http://www.myspace.com/elcamaronin -
YAHOO: http://es.video.yahoo.com/mypage/video?
TWITTER: http://twitter.com/ELCAMARONIN-.
BADOO: http://eu1.badoo.com/es/0176225467/
PICASA: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/mypho.
FIESTES CIMAVILLA 2015
NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SOLEDAD
La nueva junta directiva presidida por el Sr. Omar López Colunga está haciendo lo imposible para que este gran barrio alto siga con esa tradición de ser los mejores en sus fiestas patronales.
Llega ahora LA SOLEDAD, conjuntos, atracciones, caballitos para los peques, cucañas de todos los eventos en Cimavilla, mañana flores a Fleming y procesión de la Virgen de la Soledad, en fin que no paran, merece la pena verlo todo lo que nos presentan esta gente joven que lucha por todo esto y lo está consiguiendo.
La BATUKADA y los cabezudos ponen un puntazo en las fiestas, felicidades para todos.
Me sorprendieron unos chicos y chicas que juntos hicieron un arte poco visto y con gran profesionalidad me lo comentaron y presentaron “PINTURA ONIRICA”
Mejor lo veis.
Contento me tenéis.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
María de la Soledad
The new board chaired by Mr. Omar Lopez Colunga is doing everything possible so that this great uptown follow that tradition of being the best in their festivities.
Now comes loneliness, sets, rides, ponies for kids, cucañas of all events in Cimavilla tomorrow Fleming flowers and procession of the Virgen de la Soledad, in order not stop, worth seeing all that we have these young people fighting for all this and are getting.
The BATUKADA and bigheaded put a hoot at parties, congratulations to all.
I was surprised about boys and girls who together made an art rarely seen with great professionalism and showed me commented "PAINT ONIRICA"
As you see it?
Content you have me.
Jóse (ELCAMARONIN)
- published: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 230
Cimavilla antigua (I) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 40
María López, para mi grupo de Facebook, Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla- Gijón
- published: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 40
Cimavilla antigua (II) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 28
María López, para mi grupo de facebook Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla - Gijón
- published: 29 Mar 2017
- views: 28
CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -" SALVE MARINERA "
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 08 Oct 2010
- views: 2823
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura.
¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor.
De tu pueblo a los pesares / T...
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura.
¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor.
De tu pueblo a los pesares / Tu clemencia de consuelo / Fervoroso llegue al Cielo
Y hasta Ti, y hasta Ti nuestro clamor
¡Salve! ¡Salve! Estrella de los mares / Estrella de los mares / ¡Salve! ¡Salve! ¡Salve!
https://wn.com/Coro_Voces_De_Cimavilla_Salve_Marinera
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura.
¡Salve! Fénix de hermosura, / Madre del Divino Amor.
De tu pueblo a los pesares / Tu clemencia de consuelo / Fervoroso llegue al Cielo
Y hasta Ti, y hasta Ti nuestro clamor
¡Salve! ¡Salve! Estrella de los mares / Estrella de los mares / ¡Salve! ¡Salve! ¡Salve!
- published: 08 Oct 2010
- views: 2823
Victor García de Romandela en Cimavilla en Gijón del alma
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 24 Jun 2017
- views: 14
- published: 24 Jun 2017
- views: 14
Las calles de Cimavilla, adornadas con motivo de las fiestas del barrio
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 07 Sep 2016
- views: 525
Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es
El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandon...
Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es
El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandonada hace medio siglo.
Síguenos en las redes sociales:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/conocerasturias
Twitter: http://twitter.com/conocerasturias
Instagram:http;//instagram.com/conocerasturias
https://wn.com/Las_Calles_De_Cimavilla,_Adornadas_Con_Motivo_De_Las_Fiestas_Del_Barrio
Web: http://www.conocerasturias.es
El barrio de Cimavilla retoma la costumbre de decorar sus calles durante las fiestas con motivos marineros de cartón, abandonada hace medio siglo.
Síguenos en las redes sociales:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/conocerasturias
Twitter: http://twitter.com/conocerasturias
Instagram:http;//instagram.com/conocerasturias
- published: 07 Sep 2016
- views: 525
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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...
published: 28 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 22 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 30 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 30 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 30 Jun 2010 -
ASTURIAS PATRIA QUERIDA
Visita guiada por Gijón y Oviedo de un fin de semana. ¿Qué hacer y qué no hacer? - No hacer turismo gastronómico en un hotel. - Visitar la increíble y desconocida Universidad Laboral (Gijón). - Pasear por Cimadevilla (Gijón). - Ver el atardecer desde el Elogio al horizonte de Chillida. - Escanciar sidra, pero no beber demasiada. - No salir a cenar "de tapeo" por Gijón. - Salir de fiesta por Cimadevilla. - Visitar Santa María del Naranco con un guía (Oviedo). - Visitar Oviedo y el mercado de abastos un domingo. - Comer en La Pumarada (Oviedo).
published: 22 Oct 2016 -
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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...
published: 22 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 29 Jun 2010 -
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...
published: 29 Jun 2010
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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- Duration: 7:08
- Updated: 28 Jun 2010
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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.
https://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: 28 Jun 2010
- views: 531
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 22 Jun 2010
- views: 9154
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.
https://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
- views: 9154
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 288
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.
https://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: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 288
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 687
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.
https://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: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 687
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 757
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.
https://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: 30 Jun 2010
- views: 757
ASTURIAS PATRIA QUERIDA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 22 Oct 2016
- views: 144
Visita guiada por Gijón y Oviedo de un fin de semana.
¿Qué hacer y qué no hacer?
- No hacer turismo gastronómico en un hotel.
- Visitar la increíble y desconoc...
Visita guiada por Gijón y Oviedo de un fin de semana.
¿Qué hacer y qué no hacer?
- No hacer turismo gastronómico en un hotel.
- Visitar la increíble y desconocida Universidad Laboral (Gijón).
- Pasear por Cimadevilla (Gijón).
- Ver el atardecer desde el Elogio al horizonte de Chillida.
- Escanciar sidra, pero no beber demasiada.
- No salir a cenar "de tapeo" por Gijón.
- Salir de fiesta por Cimadevilla.
- Visitar Santa María del Naranco con un guía (Oviedo).
- Visitar Oviedo y el mercado de abastos un domingo.
- Comer en La Pumarada (Oviedo).
https://wn.com/Asturias_Patria_Querida
Visita guiada por Gijón y Oviedo de un fin de semana.
¿Qué hacer y qué no hacer?
- No hacer turismo gastronómico en un hotel.
- Visitar la increíble y desconocida Universidad Laboral (Gijón).
- Pasear por Cimadevilla (Gijón).
- Ver el atardecer desde el Elogio al horizonte de Chillida.
- Escanciar sidra, pero no beber demasiada.
- No salir a cenar "de tapeo" por Gijón.
- Salir de fiesta por Cimadevilla.
- Visitar Santa María del Naranco con un guía (Oviedo).
- Visitar Oviedo y el mercado de abastos un domingo.
- Comer en La Pumarada (Oviedo).
- published: 22 Oct 2016
- views: 144
Gijón, Spain 2015
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- Duration: 23:18
- Updated: 22 Aug 2015
- views: 562
Here is some of the footage from my trip to Spain in July this year. I've managed to cut it down as much as I could without losing too much, I know it's still l...
Here is some of the footage from my trip to Spain in July this year. I've managed to cut it down as much as I could without losing too much, I know it's still long but oh well.
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https://wn.com/GijóN,_Spain_2015
Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 22 Jun 2010
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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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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.
https://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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Hechizos de Gijón, Cimavilla
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Château la Cima, villa de luxe à vendre à Nice
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CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -"LA RAITANA " GIJON- ASTURIAS
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Nº 15 Monrrollu Fiestas Cimavilla LA SOLEDAD 2015 Gijón Asturias
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Cimavilla antigua (I) - Gijón (Cimadevilla)
María López, para mi grupo de Facebook, Amigos y amigas de Cimavilla- Gijón
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CORO VOCES DE CIMAVILLA -" SALVE MARINERA "
¡Salve! Estrella de los mares, de los mares / Iris de eterna ventura.
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Victor García de Romandela en Cimavilla en Gijón del alma
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Las calles de Cimavilla, adornadas con motivo de las fiestas del barrio
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Travel Spain: Asturias -- Nature's Paradise: Oviedo and Gijon
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ASTURIAS PATRIA QUERIDA
Visita guiada por Gijón y Oviedo de un fin de semana.
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Same Fool
I'm just the same fool, the old fool
The one fool, that you won't fool no more
'Least not the way that you fooled
The last fool you fooled before
So let the next fool, the new fool
Be a fool, that you will fool for sure
Just know that this fool, won't be fooled
Like all those other fools no more
Go find some real fool, no near fool
The kind of fool, that knows what fools are for
That'll give your foolin' heart, those foolish thrills
It won't stand a chance to ignore
They'll be a fine fool, a flat blind fool
A sort of fool, with not a clue about what's in store
Doing every fool-filled thing you need him to
For however long it is that fools endure
You might be finding a little lately
That I've been a greatly changing man
You don't seem worried, so I'm encouraged
This won't discourage all you other plans
I'm just the same fool, the old fool
The one fool, that you won't fool no more
'Least not the way that you fooled the last fool you fooled before
