Really good atmosphere and architecture.

Great place to catch a bite to eat, possibly with a beer or a wine. A busy square near lots of shops with good ice cream parlours. Nicely paved and kept. Good for socialising and central for accessing surrounding parks and other landmarks.

Nice place to have lunch or just a cup of coffee.

I didn't like it. Street musician are kicked out in a very boring town.

Must see in Aviles

Very beautiful 😍

(Translated by Google) I was surprised by Avilés. Its historic center is very well preserved. Like many, I had been told that Avilés was an industrial city, but I was wrong. Its historic center is worth seeing. A good atmosphere for drinks, food, and strolling through its streets...and of course, the Niemeyer Center. (Original) Me sorprendió Avilés. Su casco histórico está muy bien conservado, tenía,como muchos, la información de qué Avilés era una ciudad industrial, sin interés, pero estaba equivocado. Merece la pena ver su parte histórica. Buen ambiente para tomar algo, comer y pasear por sus calles...y por supuesto ver el centro Niemeyer

Ferrera Park also known as the park of the Marquise (of Ferrera) it is a real jewel and an amazing park. It was part of the palace of the Marquise of Ferrera (currently a Hotel) and it was opened to the public in 1976 after being purchased by the Council of Aviles. It has 5 entries and it closes at 11pm. The park has a trail for exercise very popular, a pond very popular with seagulls, specially during rainy days and a zone for kids. The park deserves better maintenance though as you can see for the old posts, bins... It seems a lot of trees have been lost due to storms and not sure if they have ever been replaced. There is a fountain from 1887. It is an amazing space with a lot of potential if it was managed a bit better.

Lovely gardens near the historic centre of Avilés. It has a well kept French style garden with a few stone benches under a vine covered pergola and flower beds (pets are not allowed in this section) and a much larger English style park, very peaceful and with many paths where dogs are allowed. Easy to park close by.

Such a beautiful and well kept park in the heart of Aviles, was lucky enough to even remotely (and ever so peacefully) work from there for a few afternoon. And stroll through the park almost every day on each visit to Aviles. Really you doing so too when around 🙂 Update AUG 2022: still “the” perfect place to Work from abroad in Aviles for the digital nomad estyle

Beautiful park and gardens, great sports equipment for the older kids in the party who really enjoyed this aspect. Lots of places to sit and relax and public toilet facilities too.

Excellent park that's free to enter. Nice little pond in the middle eith ducks and geese. Lots of fixtures for the kids to play on, and even access to a garden area with lots of pretty flowers & fountains. Multiple access points makes it really easy to navigate, and branch off exploring another part of the city.

Nice park in the center of Avelis. It has a small lake with beautiful birds. There is a nice area for children to play as well. Worth a stop to relax and enjoy the nature.

Beautiful large park in the heart of Avilés

Lovely hidden place but the hours on google could be updated. Also - dogs/ pets cannot go inside and there’s a hook provided in front of the info centre but it’s on the straight sun and no water provided - I would get that done in the shade and with some water facility ;-)) The Goya exhibition was really nice, Tokyo blues …. Hmmm … also large part of complex could be used better ✌️✌️

The complex showcases his signature style—bold geometric shapes, sweeping curves, and a masterful use of light and open space. An unmissable destination for architecture enthusiasts and those seeking a distinctive cultural experience in northern Spain.

A place that is worth a visit if you are interested in architecture. The guided tours (daily at 12:30 and 17:00) are a good option to visit the complex and have some information about the site architecture and the city. It lasts around 45 min. It is a good place to start a visit to Aviles as it is connected to the city centre (just 10 min. walk).

Modernist architecture with outdoor and indoor exhibitions and shows (€free and chargeable). Cafe. Restaurant (closed during my daytime visit). Toilets. I walked into the town after my visit via two footbridges over the river.

Really nice architecture, designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer and his only work in Spain. The centre itself is very impressive from an architecture point of view but sadly since its opening it has been covered in scandals for its bad management and the bad use of public money by the former management. The restaurants in the space, specially in the tower were not very lucky either and the Tower is closed these days. These days there are some exhibitions but not to the level of the building. This is a good example of how just a good infrastructure without a good management doesn’t add much value.

Incredible experience visiting Avila and this center. The museum was spectacular and so intriguing. I was impressed by the architecture and design of the area. This day was quite cloudy and breezy, definitely worth visiting if you are near the area. Asturias is beautiful!

Went only to see the exterior of the buildings. Did not have time enjoy cultural center activities. I wish they would maintain the exterior just a bit more. It must be hard to keep it pristine near the coastline as it is located.

Solemn place.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church with magnificent works of art, and all with explanatory panels to give you all the information. (Original) Preciosa iglesia con unas obras de arte magníficas, y todo ello con unos paneles explicativos para darte toda la información.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Aviles and the entire historic center area. (Original) Bonito Aviles y toda esta area del casco historico.

(Translated by Google) It was built in the 13th century, beyond the city walls, on an old pre-Romanesque temple. It was the old monastery of the Testicular Men that was expanded over the years, decades and centuries. The Men occupied the convent from its foundation until the confiscation of Mendizábal in 1836. In the following ten years they were occupied by the Poor Clares of Oviedo. In 1848, it became the seat of the parish of San Nicolás de Bari. In 1936, due to the Civil War, the church was violently occupied by the forces of the Popular Front, immediately proceeding to loot the objects of worship and burn the altarpieces and images. Important works of art were lost. Between 1957 and 1969, renovations were carried out that left the church as we know it today. (Original) Se construyó en el Siglo XIII, más allá de los muros de la ciudad, sobre un antiguo templo prerrománico.Fue el antiguo monasterio de los Hombres Testiculares  que se fue ampliando con el pasar de los años, décadas y siglos. Los Hombres ocuparon el convento desde su fundación hasta la desamortización de Mendizábal en 1836. En los diez años siguientes fueron ocupados por las Clarisas de Oviedo. En 1848, pasa a ser sede de la parroquia de San Nicolás de Bari. En 1936, debido a la Guerra Civil, la iglesia fue violentamente ocupada por las fuerzas del Frente Popular, procediendo inmediatamente al expolio de los objetos de culto y a la quema de los retablos y de las imágenes. Se perdieron importantes obras de arte. Entre 1957 y el 69 se llevaron a cabo reformas que dejaron la iglesia tal y como la conocemos hoy día.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful example of religious architecture in the heart of Avilés. The church was mostly built at the end of the 14th century as part of a monastery, although inside it preserves earlier remains, possibly Visigothic. It underwent a major renovation in the 50s and 60s of the 20th century. (Original) Preciosa muestra de arquitectura religiosa en pleno centro de Avilés. La iglesia fue edificada en su mayor parte a finales del siglo xiv como parte de un monasterio, aunque en su interior conserva restos anteriores, posiblemente visigóticos. Sufrió una gran reforma en las décadas de los 50 y los 60 del siglo XX.

(Translated by Google) Church from the 14th century, it was part of a Monastery in which there were monks until the 19th century. It is of good size and is located in a beautiful square with some beautiful buildings of different colors. (Original) Iglesia del S. XIV, formó parte de un Monasterio en el que hubo monjes hasta el S. XIX.,es de buenas dimensiones y se encuentra en una bonita plaza con unos edificios preciosos de distintos colores

(Translated by Google) An imposing church in the middle of the old town, in the Plaza de España. It's not a big deal... but if you are in the area I recommend visiting it. (Original) Una imponente iglesia en medio del casco antiguo, en plena plaza de España. No es gran cosa ... pero si estáis por la zona recomiendo visitarla.

Interesting park that knew better times. It doesn’t have big green spaces, it was more a park for walking. There are a couple of interesting statues, including local hero Pedro Menendez, and a nice bandstand. It was the main park of the city until the bigger and greener Park of Ferrera was opened in the 70s. The park was built in the previous harbour, where the sea used to be.

beautiful park. pleasant place to spend time

This is a public park, kind of small but the trees cover the entire place which makes, old people sit and relax and also walk around the park. The main attraction for tourist is Pedro Menendez statue.

Nice place, silent and peaceful.

Good place

With great views on the Niemeyer

Very nice

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building with its façade in very good condition. One of the places that you cannot miss when you wander through the historic center of Avilés, which is one of the best ways to see the center... walking aimlessly encountering the different buildings that make it up. (Original) Precioso edificio con su fachada en muy buen estado de conservación. Uno de los lugares que no te puedes perder cuando deambules por el Casco histórico de Avilés, que es una de las mejores formas de ver el centro... caminar sin rumbo fijo encontrándote con los distintos edificios que lo componen.

(Translated by Google) Precious. Even more so that they preserve the façade and that the interior is adapted and modernized to be able to be used in various cultural activities. So yes. (Original) Precioso. Más aún que conserven la fachada y que el interior esté adaptado y modernizado para poder ser usado en diversas actividades culturales. Así sí.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful example of Asturian Baroque civil architecture, the interior is highly remodeled and modern, so its main attraction is its facades. It's part of the "unknown" historic center of Avilés, which surprised me with its interest and its more than pleasant walk. (Original) Bonito ejemplo de arquitectura civil barroca asturiana, en el que el interior está muy remodelado y moderno, por lo que su atractivo principal son sus fachadas. Forma parte del "desconocido" casco histórico de Avilés, que me sorprendió por su interés y su paseo más que agradable

(Translated by Google) One of the beautiful buildings of Aviles, which has a completely different appearance on both sides (Original) Одно из красивых зданий Авилеса, которое с двух сторон имеет абсолютно разный внешний вид

(Translated by Google) A jewel of Asturian and Avilesian heritage (16th century). It has two completely different façades, the south façade is the best example of Asturian baroque. The north was the defensive façade. Today it houses the Higher School of Art of the Principality of Asturias. It cannot be visited internally. (Original) Una joya del patrimonio asturiano y avilesino (siglo XVIi). Tiene dos fachadas completamente diferentes, la fachada sur es el mejor ejemplo de barroco asturiano. La norte era la fachada defensiva. Hoy día alberga la Escuela Superior de Arte del Principado de Asturias. No es visitable interiormente.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful palace as a whole. Shame of abandonment, like other public buildings in Villa del Adelantado, its sides and roof store vegetation that denotes its abandonment and the lack of interest on the part of our municipal representatives in its conservation and maintenance. Now the toy and entertainment are the works of the Plaza de Pedro Menéndez of which you cannot even read the sign in which the work, execution period and budget are indicated. It is made and then it is not conserved and maintained. (Original) Palacio precioso en su conjunto. Vergüenza del abandono, como otros edificios públicos de la Villa del Adelantado, sus laterales y su techumbre almacenan vegetación que denota el abandono del mismo y la falta de interés por parte de nuestros representantes municipales de su conservación y mantenimiento. Ahora el juguete y entretenimiento son las obras de la Plaza de Pedro Menéndez de la que incluso no se puede leer el cartel en el que se indica la obra, plazo de ejecución y presupuesto. Se hace y luego no se conservan y mantienen.

(Translated by Google) Camposagrado Palace (17th century), between the streets of La Muralla, Cuesta la Molinera, Pasaje del Bollu and San Bernardo, in Avilés (Asturies). Baroque palace with a square floor plan, originally austere in decoration, residence of the Marquis of Camposagrado (1661). Two facades, between the Parque del Muelle - reclaimed from the estuary - and the Plaza de Camposagrado. The façade of the pier (N.) merged with the old wall of Avilés and a palace from the 16th century. XIV of the Alas lineage, and due to openings and layout it has a defensive character: three floors: lower with loopholes, middle with wide galleries of 10 segmental arches on Tuscan columns, upper reform from the 16th century. XIX. The façade of the square of the same name (S.) follows a baroque design (1693) by the Aviles architect Don Francisco Menéndez Camina 'el Viejo' (1629-94), following the model of the House of Don Pedro Valdés (Xixón), whose construction (1693-96) was probably continued by his son Francisco Menéndez Camina 'el Mozo' (1662-1719), commissioned by the Aviles native Don Gutierre Bernaldo de Quirós de las Alas y Carreño (1635-99), 1st Marquis of Camposagrado (1661-99) -elected governor and captain general of Nueva Granada, president of the Audiencia of Santa Fe, counselor of the Treasury, mayor of Madrid and Burgos, governor of Asturias, eldership and eldest relative of the Houses of Bernaldo de Quirós. Profusely decorated with patent padding throughout, a three-story central body between two 4-story towers, one original of pp. s. XVII, the other from ff. s. XVII that fits with the teeth of the Houses of Fernando de las Alas. Grand shield of the Bernaldo de Quirós lineage between two soldiers in the central street with free-standing columns of different shafts: fluted Doric, torso and Solomonic. Profusion of balconies separated by large ceiling roses. As the centuries passed, it had shops on the ground floor and homes on the floors. Today it is occupied by the Higher School of Art of the Principality of Asturies. (Original) Palacio de Camposagrado (s. XVII), entre las calles de la Muralla, Cuesta la Molinera, Pasaje del Bollu y San Bernardo, en Avilés (Asturies). Palacio barroco de planta cuadrada, austero en origen en decoración, residencia del marqués de Camposagrado (1661). Dos fachadas, entre el Parque del Muelle -ganado a la ría- y la Plaza de Camposagrado. La fachada del muelle (N.) se fusionó con la antigua muralla de Avilés y un palacio del s. XIV del linaje de las Alas, y por vanos y disposición tiene carácter defensivo: tres plantas: inferior con saeteras, intermedia de amplias galerías de 10 arcos escarzanos sobre columnas toscanas, superior reforma del s. XIX. La fachada de la plaza homónima (S.) sigue un diseño barroco (1693) del arquitecto avilesino don Francisco Menéndez Camina 'el Viejo' (1629-94), siguiendo el modelo de la Casa de don Pedro Valdés (Xixón), cuya construcción (1693-96) fue continuada seguramente por su hijo don Francisco Menéndez Camina 'el Mozo' (1662-1719), según encargo del avilesino don Gutierre Bernaldo de Quirós de las Alas y Carreño (1635-99), I marqués de Camposagrado (1661-99) -gobernador electo y capitán general de Nueva Granada, presidente de la Audiencia de Santa Fe, consejero de Hacienda, corregidor de Madrid y Burgos, gobernador de Asturias, mayorazgo y pariente mayor de las Casas de Bernaldo de Quirós-. De profusa decoración con patente almohadillado en toda ella, un cuerpo central de tres plantas entre dos torres de 4 plantas, una original de pp. s. XVII, la otra de ff. s. XVII que pega con el dentellón de las Casas de Fernando de las Alas. Escudo grandioso del linaje Bernaldo de Quirós entre dos soldados en la calle central con columnas exentas de diferentes fustes: dórico estriado, torso y salomónico. Profusión de balcones separados por grandes florones. Con el devenir de los siglos tuvo comercios en la planta baja y viviendas en los pisos. Hoy lo ocupa la Escuela Superior de Arte del Principáu d'Asturies.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, we loved it, it should be a mandatory stop if you visit Avilés. (Original) Precioso lugar , nos encantó , debería ser parada obligada si visitas Avilés .

(Translated by Google) A lovely spot on the other side of the dock park that's worth a stroll. I call it a spot because what's left is little more than the plaza of Santo Tomás Church, the street that branches off from the middle of the plaza, and a few other houses. (Original) Bonito rincón al otro lado del parque del muelle que merece la pena el paseo. Hablo de rincón porque realmente lo que queda es poco más que la plaza de la iglesia de Santo Tomás, la calle que sale de la mitad de la plaza y alguna casa suelta más.

(Translated by Google) Very well-kept neighborhood in the historic center with typical restaurants, I would say that you can eat well almost everywhere in this town (Original) Quartiere nel centro storico molto curato con localini tipici, direi che si mangia bene un po’ ovunque in questa cittadina

(Translated by Google) This traditional neighborhood takes you back in time. It's highly recommended to visit it. It has many cider houses and bars where you can eat or relax on one of its terraces, and a central market full of terraces—a joy. (Original) Barrio castizo te traslada a otra época, muy recomendable conocerlo, muchas sidrerías y bares para comer o descansar en una de sus terrazas, con un mercado central lleno de terrazas , una gozada.

(Translated by Google) Historic center of Aviles, essential visit if you come to know Aviles, such as the Galiana area, town hall and downtown area (Original) Casco histórico de Aviles visita imprescindible si viene a conocer Aviles como la zona de galiana ayuntamiento y zona centro

(Translated by Google) Walking through it takes you back to a time gone by; it's wonderful. Very well preserved and clean. (Original) Pasear por el te traslada a épocas pasadas, es estupendo. Muy bien conservado y limpio.

(Translated by Google) Visit to the old quarter (Original) Visita por el barrio antiguo

Super 👍👍

(Translated by Google) Architectural jewel in the historic center of Avilés. Although it has been renovated, it retains its essence. Perfect acoustics and vision even from the stands. Impeccable organization, without access queues. The seats are a little close together and are not very comfortable when getting in and out, limited space. Otherwise a lot of charm.😍 100% recommended🔝🔝 (Original) Joya arquitectónica en el centro histórico de Avilés. Aunque ha sido reformado, conserva su esencia. Acústica y visión perfecta aún desde las gradas. Organización impecable, sin colas de acceso. Los asientos están un poco juntos y no son demasiado cómodos a la hora de entrar y salir, espacio reducido. Por lo demás mucho encanto.😍 100% recomendable🔝🔝

(Translated by Google) The theater is beautiful, the service is great. But in my opinion, they made a big mistake: the first floor should have blocked the sale of certain boxes because during the performance, every time they left the center of the stage (which was many), you were left without seeing the performance. It's a shame. (Original) El teatro es precioso la atención buenísima .Pero para mí entender tuvieron un gran fallo planta primera deberían bloquear la venta de ciertos palcos porque durante la actuación cada vez que abandonaban el centro del escenario (que fueron muchas) te quedas sin ver la actuación es una pena

(Translated by Google) Very well-preserved theater. Neo-Baroque and modernist style. Historical Heritage. Beautiful inside and out. Very friendly staff. If you're visiting the city of Avilés, you have to see the theater too. (Original) Teatro muy bien conservado. Estilo neobarroco y modernista. Patrimonio Histórico. Bonito por dentro y por fuera. El personal muy amable. Si vas a visitar la ciudat, Avilés, tienes que ver el teatro también.

(Translated by Google) The problem with people not knowing which part of the theater they're buying tickets from because they only want the cheapest one ("general admission," at the very top) is their problem. Otherwise, the theater is beautiful, and its staff is super attentive and friendly. The women who usher are already familiar faces, and I'd even say hello to them on the street, or if I bump into them somewhere else while working, as I did at the Niemeyer. I wish everyone would appreciate the cultural offerings we have in La Villina. (Original) Que la gente no sepa diferenciar en qué parte del teatro compran la entrada porque solo quieren comprar la más barata ("general", arriba del todo) es su problema. Por lo demás el teatro es precioso y su personal súper atento y familiar. Las mujeres que acomodan ya son caras conocidas e incluso las saludaría por la calle o si me las topo en algún otro lugar trabajando como me ha pasado en el Niemeyer. Ojalá todo el mundo valorase la oferta cultural que tenemos en la villina.

(Translated by Google) The theater is very beautiful. We also went to see the play "I Just Want to Go to France," which was brilliant. We had a wonderful afternoon. (Original) El teatro es muy bonito. Además fuimos a ver la obra "Yo solo quiero irme a Francia" que es genial. Pasamos una tardecestupenda

(Translated by Google) The theater is beautiful. The best performances (Original) El teatro es precioso Las representaciones más

Beautiful church … we received a blessing from one of the Fathers who were kind enough to take his time to pray for our Camino. TY Padre 🙏 We also lit a candle for Uncle Gavino…

Beautiful cathedral.

Beautiful old cathedral.

(Translated by Google) An essential place to visit. The style is very English, quite different from what we usually see here in Spain. The façade is spectacular and the interior is impressive, with beautiful stained glass windows and super beautiful altarpieces. (Original) Un sitio imprescindible de visitar. El estilo es muy inglés, bastante distinto al que solemos ver aquí en España. La fachada es espectacular y el interior es impresionante, con unas vidrieras preciosas y unos retablos súper bonitos.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Neo-Gothic style church, but inside it is very bright, it has something different from the rest of the churches that I have visited on other occasions, perhaps it is that aspect of a Protestant Church, more similar to a typical Church in England, the color of the walls When you enter you are transported to another place, and the exterior is majestic in my opinion, the color of the stone, the spiers of the towers, I loved it, a complete success. The most surprising Church in Avilés. (Original) Iglesia preciosa de estilo Neogotico, pero en su interior es muy luminosa, tiene algo diferente al resto de las Iglesias que he visitado otras ocasiones, quizás sea ese aspecto de Iglesia protestante, más parecido a una Iglesia típica de Inglaterra, el color de las paredes, al entrar te trasladas a otro lugar, y el exterior es majestuoso en mi opinión, el color de la piedra, las agujas de las torres, me ha encantado, todo un acierto. La Iglesia más sorprendente de Avilés.

(Translated by Google) The Church of Saint Thomas of Canterbury in Avilés is a gem that cannot be missed. Its architecture is imposing and elegant, with details that invite you to pause and admire every corner. Beyond its exterior beauty, it represents an important part of the city's history and religious identity. Upon entering, one breathes calm and a deep sense of contemplation. It is a place with soul, reflecting the cultural and spiritual tradition of the region. For those who enjoy traveling and connecting with the local heritage, this church is a must-see in Avilés. (Original) La Iglesia de Santo Tomás de Canterbury en Avilés es una joya que no puede pasar desapercibida. Su arquitectura es imponente y elegante, con detalles que invitan a detenerse y admirar cada rincón. Más allá de su belleza exterior, representa una parte importante de la historia y la identidad religiosa de la ciudad. Al entrar, se respira calma y una profunda sensación de recogimiento. Es un lugar con alma, que refleja la tradición cultural y espiritual de la región. Para quienes disfrutan viajar y conectar con el patrimonio local, esta iglesia es una visita imprescindible en Avilés.

(Translated by Google) A must-see if you're in Avilés. Inside, you can see the great organ built by the Acitores Organería y Arte company in the province of Palencia. (Original) Visita obligada si estás en Avilés. En su interior se puede ver el gran órgano construido por la empresa Acitores Organería y Arte de la provincia de Palencia.

Inside the church you can find the tomb of local hero and seaman Pedro Menendez, the man who fought against the French pirates and set up the first settlement in USA, in San Agustin de la Florida. The church, from 12th century, is the oldest building in the city. The church used to be next to the old harbour so a lot of details were lost.

Cute church near the center of town.

(Translated by Google) Alfolìes Avilés Street Church of Romanesque origin, said to be the oldest in the town. Due to its proximity to the sea and the numerous rehabilitations, it is a mix of different styles, it preserves original elements, such as one of the covers where original sin is represented in one of its capitals. We also added a Gothic and Baroque part and subsequent reforms. Inside we find the tomb of Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, a pure-bred countryman and sailor and renowned politician in this town. With an eventful life always at sea since he was a child, he became perpetual mayor of Florida by concession of Philip II and founder of the city of San Agustín. It should not be forgotten that it was with the help of others who always at his side achieved the impossible. He carried out the issue of the Huguenots to the letter, I know he was following orders but well... He is also recognized for being the intellectual author of a more effective and secure navigation system with the Americas. (Original) Calle Alfolìes Avilés Iglesia de origen románico se dice la más antigua de la villa. Debido a su proximidad con el mar y las numerosas rehabilitaciones es un mix de diferentes estilos conserva elementos originales, como una de las portadas donde en uno de sus capiteles se representa el pecado original también sumamos una parte Gótica y Barroca y posteriores reformas En su interior encontramos la tumba de Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés un Paisano marinero de pura cepa y político de renombre en esta villa. Con una vida azarosa siempre en el mar desde neñu, llegó a ser adelantado mayor perpetuo de la Florida por concesión de Felipe II y fundador de la ciudad de San Agustín, no conviene olvidar que fué con la ayuda de otros que siempre a su lado consiguieron lo imposible. El tema de los Hugonotes lo cumplió a rajatabla ya sé que fué cumpliendo órdenes pero bueno... Se le reconoce además por ser el autor intelectual de un sistema de navegación con las Américas más efectivo y seguro.

(Translated by Google) Church of Romanesque origin, from the 12th century, inside we can see the Tomb of Pedro Menendez de Avilés, Adelantado of La Florida and Founder of the city of San Agustín, the oldest city in the USA. The Church is located in a square very pretty (Original) Iglesia de origen románico, del S. XII, en su interior podemos ver el Sepulcro de Pedro Menendez de Avilés, Adelantado de La Florida y Fundador de la ciudad de San Agustín, ciudad más antigua de EEUU., la Iglesia se ubica en una plaza muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque style church, the oldest in Avilés. Its good state of conservation stands out, due to the constant rehabilitation that has been carried out on it. (Original) Iglesia de estilo Románico, la más antigua de Avilés. Destaca su buen estado de conservación, debido a las constantes rehabilitaciones que le han realizado.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Romanesque church with many renovations, some Gothic, others Baroque, and others later. The facade is interesting, though deteriorated despite efforts to preserve it in good condition. As a curiosity, Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, founder of San Agustín de la Florida, the oldest city in the USA, is buried inside. (Original) Bonita iglesia de origen romñáncio con muchas remodelaciones, alguna gótica, otras barocas y otras posteriores. Fachada interesante aunque deteriorada a pesar de los esfuerzos por conservarla en buenas condicones. Como curiosidad en su interior esta enterrado Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, fundador de SAn Agistín de la Florida, ciudad más antigua de USA.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old Romanesque church in the old town centre. (Original) Mooie oude Romaanse kerk in het oude centrum van de stad.

The cider is so great, like a liquid honey mixed with autumn ripeness of all apples. So much recommended this place. Serving of the beverage is a distinct experience) completely satisfied. 10 out of 10

The food was nice, though the portions were quite large. Even though the restaurant was busy, the service was good. The lady who served us was friendly and attentive. It's quite a noisy place. It's clearly a popular place, so we wanted to give it a try.

Reminds me of an American theme restaurant. Very busy noisy with surly waiters. More interested in turning over tables than genuine service. We both ordered varieties of a popular Asurian dish " Cochopo" . Would have been good if the waiter could have advised us this is normally a shared dish. They were huge. His response when we asked why didn't he tell us this is a shared dish was , well you can take whats left home. Which we did. We did enjoy our meal. Won't be returning.

It was our first time in Asturias and Tierra Astur was the perfect introduction. We ordered “Chorizo a la Sidra” (chorizo in cider), a local cheese board and “Fabada Asturiana” (traditional bean stew), all rich in flavor and truly delicious. We shared two bottles of cider, poured at the table in the traditional way, which was fun and unique to watch. For dessert we had frixuelos, the perfect sweet ending. The food and service were excellent, the atmosphere lively and authentic. A bit noisy for our taste, but overall a wonderful evening.

This place was a real GEM! The atmosphere was incredible, cider barrels were used as decor and bottles as you walked in. They pour your cider for you in the traditional way, and the food was incredible! The menu was well done with pictures so you knew what you were getting. Live music on Thursday night added to the atmosphere. It was crowded in the bar as we were leaving, but it was nice at our table

It was a bad experience actually We were there for dinner there were about 18 of us. All my friends got their food, and I had to wait almost an hour to get mine It wasn’t organized at all and i hate the experience

Wonderful sidreria find. The cider was great. The grilled meat was great. The cheese was great. And the staff was totally helpful.

I always treat anywhere offering fusion food with a certain level of scepticism. The food in Ronda 14 works superbly. We had a lovely lunch, attentively and helpfully served. Their versions of sushi are absolutely delicious. It is on the pricey side but for a standout special lunch, it was great

Nice service and food was ok but too many sauces were added to the sushi’s. Also the combination of flavours within the rolls can be improved

Probably one of the best bar I have ever been in Spain. Absolutely spectacular, so yummy every dish and value for price was awesome. Staff very kind. I liked the way the dare to make the fushion of peruvian food, different new flavours in every dish. Totally recommendable!!

I love raw fish and ceviche and this place really delivered! Ceviche and Tiradito were my favorite, but everything else was also very good. I want to come back to try more stuff from the menu! The only problem is, you need to make a reservation about 2 weeks (or more) in advance

Strongly recommended for those who are tired by the traditional tapas. Superb preparation of high quality ingredients for reasonable prices with a lots of phantasy. Great restaurant!

Excellent. My only challenge is whether to mention the service or the food first. Both, outstanding. Please go. You will be delighted.

Incredible place to grab lunch or dinner in Avilés. Very impressed by the food, the ambiance and the service. The barbecue octopus is a must. Location is just off the main square, so it isn’t as busy as other restaurants nearby. Likely my favourite food experience in Asturias.

Mouth-watering food with amazing service and very generous portion size. All the foods we tried were super fresh and delicious. Highly recommended for an authentic Asturian dining experience.

An institute, with the most amazing fresh seafood you can get and service to match. I was kind of early at 13:00, it got busy from 14:30 onwards. However the bar part up front was already loaded with locals.

Food was great, great product, cider was also really good. Don't get use to having to wait for the waiter to poor some for you because it was busy and sometimes it was taking a bit long to get served, but all really good.

Amazing place, with authentic character and great food. Lots of locals hanging out and drinking cider, food comes instantly, is fresh and really delicious.

We enjoyed the local cuisine. The maitre'd was an absolute gentleman. The restaurant is very authentic and buzzing with people.

Just amazing. The seafood that I had ...Gambas, Zamburinas were just perfect! You couldn't ask for a better chef.. Just the best. I'll come back to try the rest of the menu...

The best scallops in my life, would come back just for them. the service is quite quirky but you just need to accept the rules and not be afraid to be a bit pushy back. It's definitely an amazing authentic experience and I would recommend, but do not forget to order zamburiñas

Foie gras with jamon and apples starter were delicious! Asturian bean and sausage, veal stuffed peppers and duck confit with dried chips… all amazing! Very nice dinner TY!

Incredible Asturian food and wines in a very traditional old building. Nice friendly and attentive staff. Can highly recommend this place but please make a reservation because it is very popular, day and night, every day of the week!

Found this historic restaurant while searching for authentic places to eat with traditional Spanish meals. Was given a table in a quiet room, which was a perfect start. Then came the appetizers, including anchovies, cheese, and jamon, all of which were beautifully presented. Next came the main meals, cod expertly cooked and a chuleton with the correct amount of salt. Wine list is extensive and contains many worthy bottles. I selected a Rioja, which was a marvelous addition to the meal. Friendly and capable service made the meal flow at a pleasant pace. Other tables around the restaurant were populated by locals, providing the right kind of ambiance. What a marvelous experience!

Wonderful place. Really authentic and filled with aesthetic. Food is delicious and greatly served. Staff of the restaurant is really helpful. Although I don’t speak Spanish waiters tried to do their best to serve me dinner. Definitely will come back here when visiting Aviles again.

A very popular restaurant for good reason. Reservation highly recommended. My wife and I arrived and overheard so many calls being answered with apologies for being fully booked . We shared a portion of of delicious serrano ham as a starter accompanied with a bottle of Albarino wine. Main courses beautifully prepared Tuna and two postres. Excellent, friendly service.

It's a great experience to eat in one of the oldest restaurants in Spain.

Good was good, the server was nice but the place is outdated and could do with a much needed refurbishment, even the chairs were pealing, scraped my leg on it, A lot of uncles drinking sidra

We enjoyed the food, ambiance, and service of this place. Thank you so much for your great service! ☺️ We ordered the 'parrillada especial marisco y bogavante' (in photo), extra white rice, and tarta de turron de Gijon--- all cooked and tasted perfectly.

I love the food. The prices are a little bit overstated but the rest is good

Brilliant place, busy but that's normal for holiday dates. Great seafood platter.

We love this place! The food is amazing and the staff are super friendly!

Tipical local/Cantabiran seafood offering place just on the side of the Ria de Aviles! The food is fresh and significantly delicate!

The food quality was really good! We had a reservation at 3:15 and didn’t get a table until 3:45, that was a bit disappointing. The waiters weren’t the most friendly, as they were very busy. The good food and nice atmosphere made up for that though!

Great for seafood, fish and shellfish. They are busy, so for groups of 4 or more make a reservation. It's very close to the port, so it's easy to access. Staff is very friendly and professional

It was beautiful! The craftmanship of the dishes and the varieties of ideas and ingerdients were absolutely stunning!!! We hope to visit yume again soon :)

HAUTE CUISINE WORTHY OF A MICHELIN STAR. Yume doesn't have a menu. You're served a series of surprise dishes. Which and how many depends on your appetite, preferences and allergies. We had two starters, followed by meat and fish. Every single dish was outstanding. Yume's concept is to offer creative interpretations of classic Spanish cuisine, such as revuelto de gambas, costillas and arroz. The ingredients are seasonal, locally sourced and of high quality. Every three months, the "menu" changes. The prices are surprisingly low: we paid only €35 per person for a superb five-course meal. Overall, Yume is a great restaurant for special occasions.

We reserved a table at the Yume restaurant in July for 26 September 2024 at 21:00. The reservation was confirmed to me in writing on 14 July 2024. A credit card is required to make the reservation (no show policy). The terms and conditions also state that you can only arrive a maximum of 15 minutes late. At 21:00, we were standing in front of the entrance door of the Yume, the outside lights were not switched on and the automatic glass door did not open. Staff and guests could be seen through the door. Attempts to draw attention to us were unsuccessful, as was a phone call to the restaurant. Sometime after 21:15, a guest left Yume and we finally had the opportunity to enter the restaurant. The staff reacted very surprised. I pointed out to the staff member that we had a reservation and had been standing outside the door in the dark and cold for more than 15 minutes and that this was unacceptable. In the meantime, the restaurant manager, Mrs Miranda, came in and, without even getting an overview, she very resolutely pointed out to us that we should have called before to confirm the reservation, claiming that she had called us and that she didn't have our credit card number at all. None of this was true. There was no effort to apologise, only unjustified accusations against the guests. We would have loved to enjoy the culinary experience of a meal at Yume, but after such unprofessional behaviour from the restaurant staff and the restaurant manager, we felt so unwelcome that we left Yume. We have never been treated to such unfriendly and unprofessional behaviour in a Michelin Guide restaurant anywhere in the world, regardless of category. We are happy to provide our reservation confirmation from Yume.

One of the cutest places i have been to! The interior and ambient is very nice, food is special, creative and tasty, everything is very neat and clean, the kitchen is near you and you can see and smell the process and the service is hight level!

It was an interesting, tasty experience. Food is a wonderful combination of great tastes merged and presented. Asparagus honey was lovely. The location is spectacular and truly makes this a marvellous experience.

We booked for lunch on a Tuesday, unaware that the exhibitions in the art centre were closed (note). We ordered the tasting menu and had an absolutely amazing experience. The waitress explained that they pride themselves on using the whole of a product, including skins, using dehydration and rehydration technics. The vision, expertise and skills used executing these dishes is nothing short of amazing. Coupled with the fact that the service matched the above, in a wonderful setting made for an outstanding experience. We travelled across Northern Spain for the first 2 weeks of June, seeing other towns and sampling other restaurants, which for the most part were very good, but nothing came close to the Yume experience. We look forward to booking again the next time we are in the area. Thank you...😉

2 stars since the food was very good, the rest was a bad experience. 1. We arrive with door closed and we had to call to enter. No excuses 2. Nobody takes the coats or jackets 3. we sit at a low table for a drink where we are served a sparkling white wine, without explanation and the wine is warm (not drinkable) 4. we are asked to join in the kitchen for the first dish. Eating standing with the coats and bags was not the best experience. And a kid in the kitchen at a table looking at instagram and not saying hello. 5. We get back at the table we are served wines (we asked for a menu with wines for each plate). No explanation on wines, when the owner tries an explanation is just completely wrong. 6. when a napkin falls on the floor the waiter asks if it is fine to put it back on the table or if she should change it... really? 7. During the entire experience the music was extremely loud (style reggaeton) The food is good, the place is nice however a lot of work is needed to make it a nice experience.

Excellent food, great wines, and incredibly friendly & patient service. Note that, at least on Sundays, lunch service doesn't start until 1:30 or a little later, but if you get there early, just have a glass of wine & be patient, it's well worth the wait!

Amazing service. Great food. Exquisite wine. Tiny little place where it's really hard to get a table.

(Translated by Google) Family dinner this Saturday, very good choice for my son, good place, good service, very good food, to get there you have to walk because it is a pedestrian area. MEAL. :8 SERVICE. :8 ATMOSPHERE. :9 BREAD. :6 El Pañol never fails, because it always has a great and seasonal product. Their menu is fixed and reliable, from the classic hake with truffle mayonnaise to tripe. Home kitchen, deep. But in addition, there is always an off-menu offer depending on what you have purchased that week, such as piparras or mushrooms. It applies simple techniques to enhance natural flavors, without large sauces or garnishes, maintaining a philosophy in which the customer appreciates the ingredient that has been a difficult task to find. It has a tradition in the city, in the heart of the Sabugo neighborhood, in a very beautiful building, with a curious dining room that surrounds the façade and the kitchen on the upper floor. The winery stands out, whose abundant references keep changing. (Original) Cena familiar este sábado , muy buena elección de mi hijo,buen sitio buena atención la comida muy buena, para llegar hay que ir andando pues es zona peatonal. COMIDA. :8 SERVICIO. :8 AMBIENTE. :9 PAN. :6 El Pañol nunca falla, porque siempre tiene un producto estupendo y de temporada. Su carta es fija y fiable, desde la clásica merluza con mayonesa trufada a los callos. Cocina de casa, honda. Pero además, siempre tiene oferta fuera de carta en función de lo que haya adquirido esa semana, como las piparras o las setas. Aplica técnicas sencillas para levantar los sabores naturales, sin grandes salsas ni guarniciones, manteniendo una filosofía en la que el cliente aprecia el ingrediente que ha sido una dura tarea de encontrar. Cuenta con una tradición en la ciudad, en pleno barrio de Sabugo, en un edificio muy bonito, con un curioso comedor que rodea la fachada y la cocina en el piso superior. Se destaca la bodega cuyas abundantes referencias van cambiando.

(Translated by Google) A small restaurant but with great cuisine and great service We entered by chance and without a reservation but luckily they made room for us and gave us a table, the friendly and helpful service treated us very well The food is very good, everything is delicious, well prepared and presented with taste, we will repeat to continue enjoying 100% recommended (Original) Un restaurante pequeñito pero con una cocina buenísima y un servicio genial Entramos por casualidad y sin reserva pero por suerte nos hicieron un hueco y nos dieron mesa, el servicio simpático y servicial nos trataron muy bien La comida muy buena, todo riquísimo, bien elaborado y presentado con gusto, repetiremos para seguir disfrutando Recomendable 100%

(Translated by Google) Excellent restaurant with a very good quality/price ratio. All dishes are treated with good taste and quality; the attention is good; and the place is nice although as it is not very big it is better to book. I encourage everyone to try it because every time I went it was always good. (Original) Excelente restaurante con muy buena relación calidad/precio. Todos los platos están tratados con buen gusto y calidad; la atención es buena; y el local bonito aunque como no es muy grande mejor reservar. Animo a todo el mundo a probarlo pues de las veces que fuí siempre estuvo bien.

(Translated by Google) El Pañol is surely the secret luxury of hospitality in Avilés. It is located in the heart of the Sabugo neighborhood, the old fishing neighborhood, and occupies a small, charming building that combines modernity and classicism in an almost perfect way. Their food is tasty, recognizable, with an extraordinary product quality and from which they manage to bring out all the flavor. Its winery and the encyclopedic knowledge of Gerardo, its owner, stand out. Find different wines, different cavas and even proposals for champagne or sweet wines of unusual quality. Their proposals for drinks, sitting on their terrace in front of the Sabugo Church, which dates back to the 13th century, is a true experience. And if you stay for lunch or dinner later, complete experience. Friendly and very professional team, available at all times to make your trip unbeatable. (Original) El Pañol es seguramente el lujo secreto de la Hosteleria en Avilés. Esta situado en pleno barrio de Sabugo, el antiguo barrio de pescadores y ocupa un pequeño y coqueto edificio, que conjuga modernidad y clasicismo de forma casi perfecta. Su comida es sabrosa, reconocible, con una calidad de producto extraordinaria y a la que consiguen sacar todo du sabor. Destaca su bodega y los enciclopedicos conocimientos de Gerardo, su dueño. Encontrar vinos diferentes, cavas diferentes e incluso propuestas de champagne o vinos dulces de una calidad fuera de lo habitual. Sus propuestas por copas, sentados en su terraza frente a las Iglesia de Sabugo, que data del Siglo XIII, es una verdadera experiencia. Y si luego te quedas a comer o cenar, experiencia completa. Equipo humano amable y muy profesional, a disposición en todo momento para hacerte el viaje inmejorable.

(Translated by Google) A small but pleasant restaurant, with quality and tasty food. We shared several starters and mains (stew, mushrooms, tripe,...) and we were really delighted, the desserts in the same vein. Highly recommended (Original) Un restaurante pequeño pero agradable, con comida de calidad y sabrosa. Compartimos varios entrantes y principales, (menestra, setas, callos, ...) y realmente salimos encantados,los postres en la misma línea. Muy recomendable

Moroccan restaurant in the heart of Aviles, offering fusion moroccan cuisine. The portions are not abundant and it is quite pricey to be honest. The decoration is nice and service attentive, but won’t repeat.

The place has a really good atmosphere, well furnished, 10 out of 10. There were a few Vegetarian but also Vegan options. The falafel dish (7 falafel balls on a salad) was really good, cost 8.9eur. The pita (which was a bit dry) was also billed at 1.4eur/ piece when served with the hummus. This was surprising because the hummus already cost 8.4eur. The M'Yasara was a bit overpriced at 15.6eur. The waiter was very kind. The bill and drinks took a bit long to arrive. I definitely recommend the place!

Not the biggest fan of North African cuisine in general BUT, and partly influenced by that didn't have great (personal) expectations when my friends suggested it. Went along with it and in all fairness Alkasbah has blown me away and reopened doors I had left near closed. The flavours of all the well prepared and deeply seasoned dishes were superb and we'll balanced, portions ever so generous and the service / hospitality one of the kindest and most genuine I have experienced in recent years. Must go when in Aviles!! Top on all fronts!

had a wonderful experience, food was delicious and everyone was so nice and looking after us more than we could imagine (got the chefs treatment ;)) loved the variety of vegetarian options :)) - unfortunately they don’t have payment with card :( (only bizum or cash)

We went to this restaurant for my 71st birthday yesterday. We ordered our meal and two beers. Middle Eastern flat bread arrived without any dios. My husband asked for a dip for the bread. The waiter went away and brought us nothing. Meanwhile my husband's first course arrives which sat there getting coldas he was waiting for mine to come. It didn't. I reminsed the waiter that We had asked for a dip. He said it would cost extra. I said that was fine. Then he announced that he was refusing us service. We offered to pay for the beers but he did not want that. The waiter/owner apologías to my husband which we both understood that he meant it was a pity he was with me! That is ofensive. I can't explain his un profesional behaviour unless it was racism. I am an Australian and my husband is Colombiana. Perhaps he does not want to serve foreigners. I can't comments on the food because we didn't get any. So if you enjoy bad services and ofensive behaviour, this is the place for you.

The food was good even though went for the vegetarian so not much option but the hospitality surpassed everything and Moracan tea was excellent. I hope they add hiney instead of Sugar.

Amazing delicious food, great ambience. I would give it 6 stars but the limit is 5!

The food was amazing, the restaurant is very nice. The staff is above and beyond, we went twice while we were visiting Asturias! One of the must visit places.

11 of us went and had a fantastic time. The waiter was attentive and all the dishes showed love. Would come back if I ever return from Australia

Very nice place with good food and it was one of the few open in the area. Grilled meat and sea food was really tasty. We got as well a bottle of sidre on the house.

Very nice place with good quality food. Very traditional and delicious food, also home made deserts. Large portions and good value for money. Very family friendly

Everything was so good, a real family friendly place fillled with generations of locals.

Good food and exquisite service.We don't wait nothing and good price.

First of all, the food here is pretty good, except the Lunch Menu that is a bit of a ripoff. The service is bad as it gets, rude and careless waiters. The place has an excellent playground for children but if you plan to visit with children you'll be probably put off by the compulsory charge, if you want to feed your child, of €6 for "half menu". I do agree that some people take advantage of the usually large portions served at some restaurants, but having a compulsory charge with an explicit message on the menu, stating that "you aren't allowed to feed your child from your plate" it's quite extreme and to be honest, simply rude. After all I know what my child eats and if the food is plenty, why shouldn't I feed my child from my plate? It is true that many places are quite generous to offer you a dish and cutlery free of charge for this purpose, some places even bring dessert free of charge too for the child. I wouldn't be complaining if there was a "cutlery charge", but explicitly saying you're not allowed to feed your child from your leftovers, having to pay €6 for a small menu, not getting bread for the small menu and no small cutlery, besides being surrounded by boards that say "it is prohibited to consume any food or drink. Not purchased in the restaurant" it's unpleasant and inappropriate. If the playground is the edge that gives this restaurant some reputation... then they should rethink the restaurant business.

Objectively the best restaurant in Asturias, very good food, the best ambiente, and when I asked the barman to give me a bottle of sidre to try to open it with the "chigre" (special opener), he didn't even charge me for a bottle. Love you guys, thank you 💘

This restaurant might be really good for Many people but I don’t like it in personal because I did t get what I want or what I expected and my choice was very narrow so I cannot blame the restaurant. The service was great and it is like a family business. Hidden restaurant in the street. But if you want to give a try for non spicy and simple blend food this might be a good shot to try.

We were celebrating a special anniversary and enjoyed a special meal with excellent service.

I am not giving 5 stars just because it is a bit pricey for this Town. Staff very nice and food was delicious. We came here recommended by a friend and it did not disappoint us.

On our last day in Asturias we went to Casa Alvarin for a few beers, Asturian cider and some embutidos! It was delicious!

Excellent local restaurant, we forgot we were English. 3 course set menu including drinks, and bread for 18 euros. Lovely kind staff who helped us with the menu.

Thank you for the amazing food and sidra! It was a wonderful evening in Restaurante Casa Alvarin. We could try all delicious spanish food, specially jamon, super fresh and gentle fish and tortilla e patata I will not forget. It's a hidden place but definitely worth to come and stay for a while.

Asturias airport impresses with its efficient layout and helpful staff. The check-in process was smooth, and security measures were well-organized. The airport's ambiance is welcoming, with various dining and shopping options. However, the restroom experience fell short. While most facilities were clean, one sink had noticeable hair, which detracted from the overall cleanliness. Addressing this cleanliness issue would significantly enhance the passenger experience.

Asturias Airport left me with a very pleasant impression. It is compact and convenient, easy to find your way around. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the service is quick. Everything is clean and well-organized, and security checks go smoothly without unnecessary hassle. There is also a café where you can enjoy something tasty before your flight. An excellent airport to start or finish your trip comfortably!

A rather small but nice airport that serves the region of Asturias in Spain. As being a small regional airport most flights are from low cost airlines though the national carrier does serve few connections to the main cities too. If you are lucky enough to travel during the low season, the security clearance is extremely effective due to low passenger numbers. During the summer months they can get overwhelmed like the bigger airports. The airport has a good number of car rental firms located by the arrival hall at the top of the building. Though a few companies such as Hertz are located outside the terminal by the roundabout at an airport hotel. A 5 minute walk from arrivals. The terminal has a very small duty free shop that sells a limited range. Other shops are rather limited so don't expect to do any significant airport shopping. The parking is easy and right outside the airport, the fees, considering it's right outside are not bad at all. Cheap when compared to UK based airports. There are trolleys for carrying luggage from the car park, which do not need a coin to operate though they are often by the airport rather than by the car park, so may need to come to the airport to pick one up if departing. One thing to note is that the trolleys do not have brakes. Overall a nice little airport.

This airport close at 2am and reopen at 4am. Do you see this schedule on Google map ? No. Do you see this written anywhere in the airport (entrance door for example)? No ! So when you arrive with a flight at 1am and your next flight is at 6am, if the hotels nearby are fully booked, you will be kicked out of the airport no matter what at 2am whatever rain, show, babies etc.... explanation: "security reason ". Is it true that having no people in the entrance of the airport is more safe between 2am and 4am ? People who are in the airport are not homeless people squating airport, they are transiting from a Spanish company to another one for example. A big thank you to the airport management (M. Pedro Ruiz Cotilla if you like to search him on linkedin) for such an organization and nice customer experience! Even in developing countries I have never seen this. If you miss électricité to charge your laptop or mobile please feel free to enjoy the vending machine plug available on the top of it...

this lovely little airport is the gateway to the stunning Costa Verde, good range of services and well connected to the motorway network in Northern Spain. The departure lounge can feel a little congested when more than two flight departures coincide though

Nice small airport, easy passport check, no fuss, excellent bus service to towns around the area. Bars, shops and duty free like any other airports. Asturias is beautiful.

Easy, innexpensive and clean. Would be a 5 star small airport if there was a sidewalk to the car rental, instead of a dirt path.