Beautifully restored Roman Bridge. There is a beautiful garden and lots of restaurants very close by to rest and admire the bridge.

Very nice place for visiting. Recommend.

Lovely town and bridge is stunning !! Defo worth a visit.. part of the Picos Triangle..

Really nice bridge, recommended to visit while walking through the city

You only need 10 to 15 minutes to visit and it will take you longer to park your car. The bridge is large and the surface is uneven rounded stones. Due to that and the steepness of incline some may have difficulty ascending. Still a great old bridge.

Worth to see, the bridge is authentic roman structure.

Pre-breathtaking with a bunch of little restaurants and their terraces overlooking it. People swimming on the river below, which had completely transparent waters

Sooo helpful, extremely friendly stuff. Most of the staff speaks english and they‘re all willing to help. Helped us with booking a 2 days tour to one of the refugios and even let us leave out stuff there over night. Haven‘t had any luck with tourist offices around Asturias concerning the Picos, this one is worth the visit!

Friendly lady gave us good advice about how to spend the day around Cangas de Onis.

The assistant was miserable and unhelpful. They made no attempt to suggest tourist attractions in the area. They only gave curt answers to questions with no effort to elaborate. They were audibly groaning as we were leaving the office.

Very helpful staff! Considerate.thank you

Usual tourist office but with a very friendly woman who spoke excellent English.

Not bad

(Translated by Google) Very good service. They explain everything perfectly. (Original) Muy buena atención. Te explican todo a la perfección

Worth a visit, for sure, but don't get your hopes up for a peaceful swim at the "beach" if you go in summer. It's a lovely spot that's of course ruined in the high season by masses of people who leave behind rubbish, toilet paper, and dirty nappies. You're better off stopping for a swim along the way to the beach (there are at least 3 other suitable and quieter places, including underneath the bridge itself). Parking is limited to about 15 cars, so either go early or park at one of the nearby restaurants and buy at least a coffee for good karma. Once parked, it's about 2.5kms each way. Make sure to wear good walking shoes and take your rubbish with you.

The hike begins on a wide dirt road and continues onto a narrow path with protruding, smooth stones, be careful not to slip. During the route we met a man who fell and injured his knee, fortunately for him, it was a minor injury because rescue could have been difficult. The stream creates a natural pool with snowmelt water, which is excessively cold even in mid-August. On the way to the pool there are many places to get to the water. I went to up to the pool and back, apparently the trail continues further more.

Stunning scenery. You can walk among the mountains, parking along the road somewhere. We went across the metal bridge and walked for about fifteen minutes to a paddling area. Very peaceful

Some parts of this trail are tricky with slippery rocks instead of a path. In high summer season, it’s packed with people specially at the end at the small beach. Worth stopping half-way through for a swim.

A beautiful 5-6 km round trip hike along the river. At the end, we are rewarded with a small pool of clear water where we can swim. Be careful as the path is narrow, rocky and sometimes very slippery (even when it is not raining), so wear good shoes and make sure you have a good sense of balance.

Beautiful swimming spot up a long trail. The path is quite uneven so wear good footwear!

Relatively easy hike out and back for a great payoff

Really overpriced for a very basic hotel. 'Mountain view' room has a view onto a public park and swimming pool without any actual mountains as advertised. Air conditioner despite being turned off kept making a very loud noise every 10-20mins making it impossible to sleep. Room not clean (hairs on the bed etc) and small, towels had holes. Breakfast an extra 10eur per person despite the already exorbitant price. No parking available either - we were told that there would be ample street parking but actually had to park a fair bit away and was quite difficult to find. We complained about the above, especially the air conditioner, and were given a very small compensation by management only; even with that it was still way more expensive than much much better places we stayed in other towns in Northern Spain and Picos de Europa region. The price is absurd compared to the rest of Spain. Strongly recommend staying elsewhere

This was a very fortunate “find”! We selected the hotel mainly because it was close to the bus station - but it turned out to be an excellent choice - overall, outstanding value. It is, indeed, an easy walk from the bus station, largely pedestrianised, with an easy ramp where there are a few steps up to the riverside. It’s located on a quiet road, but only a short walk from the middle of the town, or from the Roman Bridge. We opted for a “mountain view” room. As others’ have noted, the views aren’t greatly better than from the other side of the hotel (although it was very attractive both with morning mist hanging over the river and at sunset on a fairly clear evening) - but the rooms and the bed are larger, so well worth the extra, in our opinion, especially when booking early enough to get a good, “breakfast included” price. And it was the breakfast that crowned a generally excellent visit; easily the best we encountered, for both quality and value, during our month in Spain. It provided an extensive buffet, including hot bacon and fried eggs (with the eggs cooked in small batches so you were guaranteed a freshly-cooked one), with a reasonable selection of breads and excellent selections of meats, cheeses, cakes and pastries, plus the usual juices, spreads, etc., with as much coffee or tea as you want. It also has the largest selection of condiments I’ve encountered anywhere - I suspect you’d need a week to sample them all. Finally, the hotel was spotlessly clean, the staff friendly and helpful, and reception open well into the evening. We had three great nights here, and I hope we manage enough future trips to Spain to get to stay here again!

This rural hotel is located just meters from the main road in Cangas de Onís. The women at the front desks were fantastic! Very gentle and welcoming, they offered us a variety of options to do while in town. The price is fair and room is comfy. I would go back to the same hotel.

A very pleasant hotel with reasonable prices, in a great location. The breakfast (€9) was very good and reasonably priced for the variety. The staff at reception were very friendly and welcoming. The room was quite small, but well laid out and functional. Unfortunately, I'm taking away 1 star for a very simple thing - the pillows were very hard and uncomfortable, which would easily be fixed by a trip to IKEA, so it's hard to understand why they get so much right, and such a simple thing wrong.

We were a group of 10 motorcyclists with 10 bikes. We travelled 3 1/2 hours mostly mountain roads to Cangis de Onis after arriving at 13.00 in Bilbao from Rosslare. Parking was on the street right opposite the hotel and they were perfectly safe there. Hotel is modern, with a lift and the rooms were comfortable with a very good shower. Prices represent great value, dinner was good and the price included wine, the breakfast was excellent with a wide range of items buffet style. Ideal for bikers and recommended.

Great location, friendly staff, delicious breakfast, clean room! What more can you ask for?

Clean rooms, good AC, well located, and breakfast was amazing. We would stay here again.

Quite extra ordinary: Chapel rebuilt after being destroyed in the Civil War, originally built in 700s on top of a dolmen, which you can see in the basement through a hole in the floor. Lots of information in Spanish.

Cangas de Onís: Lovely small town ... Its history goes back to the Middle Ages ... Former capital of Asturias ...

Good to visit

A beautiful town with great places to stay and eat.

Hermosa

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Very pleasant guide

Sadly there was very low cloud.

Nice place and highly recommended to visit

Stunning! Worth every inch of road climb to get there.

It's a nice view, but compared to other views in Picos de Europa not that special.

Incredible views, do stop off here

Excellent views of the Picos de Europa

Very beautiful view

An amazing food. The service perfect and fast, and the food 10/10. I will repeat on my next visit to Asturias .

The food is great and the portions big. The staff is efficient, friendly, and cool. The place is cozy, and the location is amazing. Recommendable!

Fabada is among the best. Very nice service. With two dishes you can eat in three people :) I have never seen a bigger cachopo. Is huge and delicious

After a day at the river, we arrived late for dinner, had no reservation but got some exceptional local food in great variety. Very friendly staff.

Excellent food - stakes and pulpo

All delicious and fully recommended 👍👍 Above all, los Tortos is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 🌟🌟 Buen trabajo, hasta pronto 👋

Paradise on Earth

Excellent service and high quality food. The cachopo was super tasty!

Great food and service in a busy sidreria next to the river. There is a park area next to the outdoor seating for kids to run around, which is ideal. The staff were super-busy but efficient and friendly. We would definitely revisit if in Cangas dr Onis again.

The location is awesome and relaxing. The guy at the counter was very uncooperative, even tough we tried to speak spanish with him. Also the bottle of cider that we were served tasted like vinegar and was the worst cider we tasted through the whole trip to Asturias.

The place is spectacular and relaxing, with a big park in front of the restaurant where the kids can play. Excellent food at reasonable prices. Lovely service and nice atmosphere.

Great place to eat next to a park where the kids can play. Excellent food at reasonable prices. We ate here twice!

Great food. Nice atmosphere and service. Sidra too.

Nice food and lovely service at a reasonable price.

Wow what a place! Perfect place to have lunch/dinner. Next to the old roman bridge. Food and service excellent. Also for a very good price.

This is always a favorite when we visit the area. Situated next to the Sella river in the shadow of the 13th century Roman bridge, this place is a culinary staple of Cangas de Onís. The setting is so beautiful and serene. The food is always delicious; personally I enjoy the entrecot and cheese platter. Also, the desserts are wonderful. The grandma cake (tarta de la abuela) and cheesecake are a few favorites. Like always, the staff is exceptionally kind and friendly. Overall, this is a great place with good food and friendly staff. You can’t beat the hospitality of this area. Enjoy.

Good service, great atmosphere, delicious food, good prices. Right underneath the Roman bridge perfect for a summer day.

Cool location right on the river and dog-friendly. Food seems to be a bit hit and miss. On a recent visit a third of the grilled sardines were close to raw and bloody. When we told and showed the waiter as we asked for the bill, he acknowledged the problem but left it at that. Maybe we should have complained earlier, but even so he could have offered a complimentary coffee or something like it to make us feel better.

I ordered a very tasty fabada which is a bean and sausage stew very local in Asturias. Unfortunately there were larvaes in the sausage.. I know its not the failure of the restaurant but they managed it very badly.

Amazing location with an outdoor area right under the Roman bridge, standard food and drink options. €10 card minimum though, and they don't serve cider by the glass

I ordered the waiter's soup and water with ice and lemon. After 15 minutes he brought water and a flat plate with a knife and fork. I asked him if I should eat the soup with a fork. He made a silly face and disappeared into the kitchen. After another 10 minutes another waiter arrived and exchanged cutlery and plates. After another ten minutes another waiter came and said that the soup was over and he wanted to squeeze me in and some other dishes. I was hungry and angry. I have never met such a non-competent and slow support before. I do not recommend this place to anyone. Stay away from him

A fantastic place! We stopped by here after a trip to Covadonga and the food absolutely did not disappoint. They had a wagyu steak option on their menu of the day & it was stunning, I'm still thinking of it weeks later! The cheesecake is a must-try for dessert, however, don't be deceived by its size! It's incredibly dense and I needed my partner to help finish the slice. Our waiter was incredibly friendly and added a much welcome personal touch to our experience. He spoke excellent English and he really made our meal so enjoyable! I absolutely recommend this authentic gem if you're in town.

The most amazing find in the small town of Cangas! One of our favorite meals of our Spain trip. The owner really made the experience special. It’s obviously a family-run place, and so the service can be a little slow when they’re overwhelmed, but it’s absolutely worth it to be somewhere where they really care to make you happy. The food was fantastic too! Some delicious, creative ways to highlight Asturian cuisine, from the local cheeses, to the eggplant, to the fabada stew, to the goat and oxtail. I would come here all the time if I lived nearby!

One of the top two culinary experiences in town. Traditional dishes in Asturias are awesome but if you have been there for a while and want to try something different, this is your place. Here tradition meets innovation and the result is splendid. Make sure you reserve some space in your belly for the desserts.

A delicious lunch with dishes based on traditional Asturian ingredients. The food was unique, well prepared, high quality and exceptionally flavorful. Our waiter spoke very good English and the atmosphere was friendly and relaxed. Our check for four selections from the menu, wine, with coffee and a glass of Pedro Jimenez afterward came to 61.10€.

Great food. Wonderful atmosphere. The host is kind and funny and will explain everything you need to know about every dish.

Great experience! The host is so nice, he tried to learn some words in our local languege, and was really trying to explain every ingredient in every dish, trying to match us with the best dishes for us All of the food was really really good, both vegiterian, meat and fish. The kitchen is local Astyrian food with fine dining touch, and as the hist told us- the place is family owned and all the infredients are local (including cheese from a farm owned by the host's sister) The service was on spot and very professional Very reccomended, a meal which is also an experience

My wife and I went to eat in El Molin de la Pedrera yesterday. We found it by pure chance since the restaurant that we aimed for was closed - and how glad are we that we did! Excellent service, super friendly people and the best sirloin steak I have eaten in years! Fully recommended! :)

Absolutely beautiful. A visit here is a must. Normal prices in the Restaurant and kiosk.

(Translated by Google) Today we visited the cave and basilica of Covadonga. Given so much lack of information that I read in the comments and that I see that we have been trapped in the story that the school wanted to tell us, as a historian, for those who visit or have visited this place, I want to indicate that: 1. It is believed that the famous Battle of Covadonga took place here, a priori, led by Pelayo, an Asturian nobleman, surely of Gothic origin, which was a brake on the expansion of Al Andalus throughout the rest of the Peninsula. 2. This did not give rise to Spain. That concept of nation did not exist and if we brought Pelayo, or any peninsular inhabitant of his century and later and later centuries, they would not feel identified with this. Although it could be understood as the germ of kingdoms with culture, customs, and a common language that would give rise to the nation of Spain much later. 3. The term Reconquista is not very well accepted in the historiographic world. Nothing was reconquered, it was a conquest of the different peninsular Christian kingdoms to the Muslim expansion, which culminated in 1492 with the taking of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada by Isabel, queen of Castile, but not of Spain, (known as the Catholic). 4. It is still exciting to visit a place like this. In addition to its beauty, for its symbolic historical value. But please, do it without fanaticism and trying to see it objectively. (Original) Hoy hemos visitado la cueva y basílica de Covadonga. Ante tanta falta de información que leo en los comentarios y que veo que nos hemos quedado atrapados en la historia que se nos ha querido contar en el colegio, como historiadora, para quien visite o haya visitado este lugar, quiero indicar que: 1. Aquí se cree que tuvo lugar la famosa Batalla de Covadonga, a priori, liderada por Pelayo, un noble astur, seguramente de origen godo, la cual supuso el freno a la expansión de Al Ándalus por el resto de la Península. 2. Esto no dio ningún origen a España. No existía ese concepto de nación y si trajésemos a Pelayo, o a cualquier habitante peninsular de su siglo y siglos posteriores y posteriores, no se sentirían identificados con esto. Aunque se pudiera llegar a entender como el germen de reinos con cultura, costumbres, lengua en común que daría inicio muy posteriormente a la nación de España. 3. El término Reconquista, no está muy bien aceptado en el mundo historiográfico. No se reconquistó nada, fue una conquista de los diferentes reinos cristianos peninsulares a la expansión musulmana, que culminó en 1492 con la toma del reino Nazarí de Granada por Isabel, reina de Castilla, que no de España, (conocida como la católica). 4. No deja de ser emocionante visitar un lugar así. Además de su belleza, por su simbólico valor histórico. Pero por favor, hacedlo sin fanatismos e intentando verlo objetivamente.

(Translated by Google) An imposing statue that pays tribute to the historic Don Pelayo. Located in a spectacular natural setting, it allows you to appreciate the historical significance while enjoying beautiful views of the mountains and meadows of Covadonga. It's a perfect spot for taking photos and feeling connected to the history of Asturias. (Original) Una estatua imponente que rinde homenaje al histórico Don Pelayo. Ubicada en un entorno natural espectacular, permite apreciar la importancia histórica mientras se disfruta de vistas preciosas de las montañas y praderas de Covadonga. Es un punto perfecto para hacer fotos y sentir la conexión con la historia de Asturias.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular basilica with the statue and the surroundings. We enjoyed a sunny day. I recommend having breakfast in the hotel bar upstairs. Cheap and with incredible views (Original) Espectacular la basílica con la estatua y el entorno. Disfrutamos de un día de sol. Recomiendo desayunar en el bar del hotel que hay arriba. Barato y con unas vistas increíbles

(Translated by Google) Visiting the Covadonga Sanctuary complex, we can find places or monuments of interest, such as in this case the Don Pelayo Monument, which is located on the esplanade of the Basilica of Santa María la Real, on the left side. It represents the first monarch of the kingdom of Asturias and initiator of the Reconquista. The statue of Don Pelayo is made of bronze, dates back to 1964 and its author was Eduardo Zaragoza. (Original) Visitando el complejo del Santuario de Covadonga, nos podemos encontrar con lugares o monumentos de interés, como en esta caso el Monumento de Don Pelayo, está ubicado en la explanada de la Basílica de Santa María la Real, en su parte izquierda. La misma representa al primer monarca del reino de Asturias e iniciador de la Reconquista. La estatua de Don Pelayo esta realizada en bronce, data del año 1964 y su autor fue Eduardo Zaragoza.

(Translated by Google) Statue of King Pelayo, located on the chapter square surrounded by flags, in front of the Basilica of Santa María la Real de Covadonga, in the Sanctuary of Covadonga. The setting is beautiful, nestled between the green mountains and the majestic church; the image is truly breathtaking. (Original) Estatua del Rey Don Pelayo, situada en la explanada capitular rodeado de banderas, delante de la basílica de Santa María la Real de Covadonga, en el santuario de Covadonga. El enclave es precioso entre montañas verdes y la majestuosa iglesia, la verdad es que la imagen impresiona.

(Translated by Google) As we ascend toward the Sanctuary of Covadonga, on the esplanade of the Basilica of Santa María la Real, we encounter the imposing bronze statue of Don Pelayo, cast in 1964 by Eduardo Zaragoza. Don Pelayo, depicted as a strong warrior, seems to encourage us from his pedestal to continue fighting for what we set out to do, for what we consider ours. His hardened yet calm expression reminds us of the courage we all carry within us and invites us to endure. His strong legs, his sword, and the Victory Cross behind him are simply an example of how a territory as natural as it is harsh, as beautiful as it is unpredictable, so brave and always eager to live, stands the test of time, reminding us that our battles, whether great or mere skirmishes, whether remembered as great victories or as small, unimportant altercations, are what will shape our ways, our feelings. On the pedestal is an inscription: "Our hope is in Christ. This small hill will be the salvation of Spain. Chronicle of Alfonso III." Perhaps this phrase, without taking it literally, forgetting official history and following the legend, I'm speaking of those legends that, without knowing whether they're true or not, tend to stir our feelings more than anything else. Perhaps it shows us the great hope that the refuge Don Pelayo points to, a harsh and difficult place, cold and damp, will lead us to what we so yearn for. It's true that we will have to fight and that the weapons at our disposal are precarious, but we will win, we will overcome fears and injustices, and we will achieve our noble goal. His name is burned into our hearts, like the one who led us to change, to becoming ourselves again. To understand that our worth is enough to fight for what's ours, to fight for the one who walks beside us. It doesn't matter how many of us there are or if we're prepared, our ultimate goal is simply not to give up. (Original) Subiendo hacia el santuario de Covadonga, en la explanada de la Basílica de Santa María la Real, nos encontramos con la imponente estatua de Don Pelayo, realizada en bronce en 1964 de manos de Eduardo Zaragoza. Don Pelayo, representado como un fuerte guerrero, parece jalearnos desde su pedestal que sigamos luchando por lo que nos propusimos, por lo que consideramos nuestro. Su gesto endurecido pero tranquilo nos recuerda el valor que todos llevamos dentro y nos invita a resistir. Sus fuertes piernas, su espada y la cruz de la victoria tras él no son más que la muestra de como un territorio tan natural como duro, tan bello como impredecible, tan valiente y siempre con ganas de vivir, se mantiene en el tiempo recordándonos que nuestras batallas, sean grandes o tan solo escaramuzas, sean recordadas como grandes victorias o como pequeños altercados sin importancia, son las que construirán nuestras formas, nuestros sentimientos. En el pedestal una inscripción: “Nuestra esperanza está en cristo. Este pequeño monte será la salvación de España. Crónica de Alfonso III”. Quizá esta frase, sin entenderla de forma literal, olvidando la historia oficial y siguiendo la leyenda, hablo de esas leyendas que sin saber si son o no reales suelen avivar nuestros sentimientos más que cualquier otra cosa, quizá, nos muestre la gran esperanza de que ese refugio al que señala Don Pelayo, un lugar duro y difícil, frío y húmedo, nos hará llevará a lo que tanto ansiamos .Es cierto habrá que luchar y que las armas de las que disponemos son precarias pero ganaremos, venceremos los miedos, las injusticias y conseguiremos nuestro noble fin. Su nombre quedó grabado a fuego en nuestros corazones como él que nos llevó al cambio, a volver a ser nosotros. A entender que nuestra valía es la suficiente como para luchar por lo nuestro, como para luchar por el que va a nuestro lado. No importa cuantos seamos ni si estamos preparados, tan solo no rendirse es nuestro último fin.

Terrible. Not even taking the effort in the end of the day to clean their toilets. All about earning money from tourists and give them the least...

(Translated by Google) It's a small museum, but with a well-chosen collection. Admission is only 3 euros. (Original) Es un museo pequeño pero con una colección bien elegida. La entrada solo cuesta 3 euros.

(Translated by Google) The museum boasts truly impressive works. Compared to other museums in Portugal, it's very affordable for the quality of the content. Everything is well signposted, and the guide gives you some directions at the beginning for a better tour. Very interesting indeed. I recommend it! (Original) O museu possui obras realmente impressionantes. Em comparação aos museus de Portugal, é muito barato pela qualidade do conteúdo. Tudo bem sinalizado, o senhor lhe dá umas indicações no início para melhor passeio. Muito interessante mesmo. Recomendo!

An interesting museum showcasing paintings by the master José Madrazo, a chronological series of Spanish kings belonging to the Prado Museum, and 17 works on loan to Covadonga, representing other kings of the Asturian and Leonese monarchies. It also houses a crown of the Virgin and an 18th-century map of Covadonga, as well as a collection of liturgical vestments, chalices, monstrances, and mantles of the Virgin Mary. This space is complemented by religious paintings and several display cases of votive offerings from private individuals and institutions.

(Translated by Google) The Covadonga Museum is a Fine Arts museum institution located in Covadonga, in the municipality of Cangues d'Onís (Asturias). It was created in 1918 and is privately owned, it belongs to the chapter of the Sanctuary of Covadonga, dependent on the Archbishopric of Oviedo. The museum preserves artistic objects such as paintings, engravings, photographs, carvings, pieces of metalwork, ceramics, jewelry and other objects of a religious nature, which show the history and transformation of the sanctuary since the 8th century, with the beginning of the Asturian monarchy, until today. Some notable pieces are the crown of the Virgin of Covadonga and the Child (1918), by Félix Granda Buylla or an ivory Christ in the Mannerist style from the 16th century that belonged to Saint Francisco de Paula. It also preserves one of the four existing copies of the book on the history of Covadonga, called Spelunca B. Mariae de Covadonga in Asturiis Hispaniarum Montibus, published in Brussels in 1635. After being closed for a while, it reopened in 2018, on the occasion of the centenary program of the Government of Asturias. During the event, the 17 paintings of the Asturian kings belonging to the Chronological Series of the Kings of Spain were presented, restored for the occasion and deposited in Covadonga by the Prado Museum, which is its owner. (Original) El museo de Covadonga es una institución museística de Bellas Artes situada en Covadonga, en el municipio de Cangues d'Onís (Asturias). Fue creado en 1918 y es de titularidad privada, pertenece al capítulo del Santuario de Covadonga, dependiente del Arzobispado de Oviedo. El museo conserva objetos artísticos como pinturas, grabados, fotografías, tallas, piezas de orfebrería, cerámica, joyas y otros objetos de carácter religioso, que muestran la historia y la transformación del santuario desde el siglo VIII, con el inicio de la monarquía asturiana , hasta la actualidad. Algunas piezas destacadas son la corona de la Virgen de Covadonga y el Niño (1918), de Félix Granda Buylla o un Cristo de marfil de estilo manierista del siglo XVI que perteneció a san Francisco de Paula. También conserva una de las cuatro copias existentes del libro sobre la historia de Covadonga, llamado Spelunca B. Mariae de Covadonga en Asturiis Hispaniarum Montibus, editada en Bruselas en 1635. Tras permanecer un tiempo cerrado, en el 2018 reabrió, con motivo del programa de centenarios del Gobierno de Asturias. Durante el acto se presentaron las 17 pinturas de los reyes asturianos pertenecientes a la Serie Cronológica de los Reyes de España, restauradas para la ocasión y depositadas en Covadonga por parte del Museo del Prado, que es su propietario.

(Translated by Google) The receptionist was very friendly and explained some history to us before our visit to the museum. The works are of great historical and cultural value and span two floors. A visit is highly recommended. (Original) El recepcionista fue muy amable y nos explicó algo de historia previo a la visita al Museo. Las obras son de alto valor histórico cultural y son dos plantas. Muy recomendable la visita.

(Translated by Google) This museum is a must-see; its heritage is priceless. Highlights include the crown and the portraits of Don Pelayo and Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau Nieto. And the entrance fee is only €3—unbelievable! (Original) Imprescindible ver este museo, tiene un valor en patrimonio incalculable. A destacar la corona, los cuadros de Don Pelayo y de Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau Nieto. Solo 3€ de entrada, increíble.

(Translated by Google) The Fountain of the 7 Spouts, on the left side of the pond under the Holy Cave, can be accessed by an irregular stone path that runs parallel to this pond. It is shaped like a cup from which seven small rays fall, which may refer to the seven Sacraments. Although it is popularly known as the "fountain of marriage", because according to an old Asturian folklore song it says: "The Virgin of Covadonga has a very clear spring, the girl who drinks from it after a year gets married" or, a variant: "When you arrive in Covadonga, don't drink water, brunette, if, as you said yesterday, you prefer to live single". Thousands of people come every year to the impressive basilica and the intimate sanctuary and the nature that is hidden in this mountain. To pray to the Virgin or, simply like us, to enjoy the unique atmosphere that is breathed in the area, especially if there are no crowds. (Original) La font dels 7 brocs, a la part esquerra de l'estany que hi ha sota la Santa Cova, s'hi pot accedir per un sender irregular de pedra que discorre paral·lel a aquest estany. Té forma de copa de la qual cauen set petits raigs, que poden fer referència als set Sagraments. Si bé popularment se la coneix com la "font del matrimoni", perquè segons una antiga cobla del folklore asturià diu: "La Verge de Covadonga té una font molt clara, la nena que d'ella begui al cap d'un any es casa" o, una variant: "En arribar a Covadonga no beguis aigua, morena, si, com vas dir ahir, prefereixes viure soltera". Milers de persones s'acosten, cada any, a la impressionant basílica i a l'íntim santuari i a la natura que s'amaga en aquesta muntanya. A resar a la verge o, simplement com nosaltres, gaudir de l'ambient únic que es respira a la zona, sobretot si no hi ha concentracions de gent.

(Translated by Google) Below the Grotto of the Virgin or the Holy Cave, is the fountain of the seven spouts, also known as the fountain ⛲ of the sacraments. Legend has it that anyone who drinks from all its pipes will find love or marriage within a year. Although we are already caught, we drank from it to refresh ourselves. (Original) Debajo de la gruta de la Virgen o la Cueva Santa, se encuentra la fuente de los siete caños, conocida también como la fuente ⛲ de los sacramentos. Reza la leyenda que toda persona que beba de todos sus caños hallarse el amor o el matrimonio en el plazo de un año. Aunque ya estamos pillados, bebimos de la misma para refrescar.

(Translated by Google) Nice visit, part of P3 where we stayed, €3 parking. I recommend going in the morning around 9 or 10 a.m. because it gets very crowded. It's truly beautiful to see. (Original) Belle visite, partie du P3 où nous avons dormi, 3€ le parking.Je vous conseille d’y aller le matin vers 9. 10 h car il y a beaucoup de monde. C’est vraiment beau à voir

(Translated by Google) The Fountain of the Seven Spouts is well-known locally, and there's a legend that says if you drink from the seven spouts without breathing, you'll get married in less than a year. You access it on the left side, going down some stairs. Be careful because it's wet and there are slippery, polished rocks. It's one of my favorite places. Nearby, there's a path that inspired me to create Memories of Order. (Original) La Fuente de los Siete Caños es bien conocida en el lugar y tiene una leyenda que dice que si bebes de los siete caños sin respirar, te casas en menos de un año. Esta se accede por el lado izquierdo bajando unas escaleras, hay que tener cuidado porque está mojado y hay rocas pulidas que resbalan. Es uno de mis lugares favoritos, cerca de encuentra un camino que me inspiró para crear Memorias de Orden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful fountain, which according to legend... if you drink from the 7 spouts without breathing, you will get married the following year. (Original) Hermosa fuente, que según la leyenda... si bebes de los 7 caños sin respirar, al año siguiente te casarás.

(Translated by Google) A charming and very photogenic fountain, located in a beautiful natural setting. Its seven spouts give it a unique character, and it's an ideal place to relax while enjoying the Covadonga landscape. Perfect to combine with a visit to the lakes and the sanctuary, adding a touch of history and tradition to the trip. (Original) Una fuente encantadora y muy fotogénica, ubicada en un entorno natural precioso. Sus siete caños le dan un carácter único, y es un lugar ideal para descansar un momento mientras disfrutas del paisaje de Covadonga. Perfecta para combinar con la visita a los lagos y al santuario, aportando un toque de historia y tradición al paseo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful fountain next to the cave church. It offers a glimpse into a rather iconic scene within the town itself. If you're visiting Covadonga, it's a good idea to stop by to witness it and see the Basilica, among other things. Recommended 🤌🏻 (Original) Bonita fuente junto a la iglesia de la cueva. Permite ver una escena bastante "icónica" dentro del propio pueblo. Si acudes a Covadonga no está demás en pasarte por aquí parq presenciarla y ver demás la Basílica, entre otros. Recomendable 🤌🏻

(Translated by Google) Beautiful chapel in Soto de Cangas. Ideal for a stop during the Camin to enjoy both inside and out. Splendidly restored. Despite being closed to the public, you can still see its interior. Outside, there's also a fountain where you can drink and refill bottles. (Original) Preciosa capilla en Soto de Cangas. Ideal para hacer una paradina durante el Camin para disfrutar, tanto por dentro, como por fuera. Espléndidamente restaurada. A pesar de estar cerrada al público, se puede ver bien su interior. Además, en su exterior, dispone de una fuente donde poder beber y rellenar botellas.

(Translated by Google) Very good restoration, it is pure history. (Original) Muy buena restauración, es pura historia.

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Incredible views

(Translated by Google) Well-maintained viewpoint with 270° views and four information signs. The climb along the ridge is of medium difficulty. You can also take a passenger car (not too low) from the village of Següencu. And if it gets foggy, you won't be able to see anything. (Original) Mirador bien cuidado, tiene vistas 270°, 4 carteles informativos. La subida por la cresta de la sierra es de dificultad media. También se puede subir con vehículo tipo turismo (no muy bajo) desde el pueblo Següencu. Y como se ponga la niebla, no se ve nada.

Great views. We parked along the road in Següencu and walked for an hour to the Mirador. Easy hike.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular views, not crowded, so you can spend time peacefully with just the sound of nature. You can go up by car, although I don't recommend it, as it's a somewhat rocky and narrow road. A four-wheel drive or SUV is fine. There are parking areas further down, and you can walk up. On clear days, you can see for a long distance. (Original) Vistas espectaculares, no concurrido, por lo que puedes echar el rato tranquilamente con tan solo el sonido de la naturaleza. Se puede subir con coche, aunque no lo recomiendo, ya que es un camino algo pedregoso y estrecho, con un todoterreno o suv si. Hay zonas para aparcar más abajo y se puede subir andando. En días despejados se ve a mucha distancia

Easy hike. Views are worth the effort.

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended. Spectacular and unbeatable views. A very peaceful place. You can see the Picos de Europa, the Covadonga Sanctuary, Cangas de Onís (although you have to look closely), a bit of the sea, among other places. The uphill road, although pleasant, isn't suitable for all vehicles. (Original) Muy recomendable. Espectaculares e inmejorables vistas. Un lugar muy tranquilo. Se ven los Picos de Europa, el santuario de Covadonga, Cangas de Onís (aunque hay que fijarse mucho), un poco de mar, entre otros. El camino de subida, aunque esta bien, no acaba de ser apto para todos los coches.

I've seen plenty of old mines but this must be one of the most spectacular on a par with coppermines valley in the English Lake District!!!

(Translated by Google) The Lakes of Covadonga offer spectacular landscapes: green meadows dotted with cows and narrow paths between mountains. Ideal for strolling, taking photos, and relaxing surrounded by nature. (Original) Los Lagos de Covadonga ofrecen paisajes espectaculares: verdes praderas salpicadas de vacas y caminos estrechos entre montañas. Ideal para pasear, hacer fotos y desconectar rodeado de naturaleza.

(Translated by Google) It's a rather original old mine 🗝️ located in the area of ​​the Lakes of Covadonga. To access it, you have to go down some stone and grass paths on the side of the plain itself. The truth is, it's usually crowded due to tourism, but it's highly recommended if you plan to go up to see the lakes. Highly recommended 🤌🏻 (Original) Es una antigua 🗝️ mina bastante original que se encuentra en la zona de los propios Lagos de Covadonga. Para acceder a la misma tienes que bajar por unos caminos de piedra y hierba que hay en un lateral de la llanura en sí. La verdad es suele estar llena de gente por el turismo en sí pero es muy recomendable el acceder a la misma si tienes planeado el subir a ver los lagos. Totalmente recomendable 🤌🏻

(Translated by Google) A corner steeped in history within the Picos de Europa. The Buferrera Mine preserves remnants of its mining past and offers a pleasant walk through meadows and rock formations. The route is easy and well-marked, with panels explaining its importance. A good complement to a visit to the lakes, combining nature and heritage. (Original) Un rincón con mucha historia dentro de los Picos de Europa. La Mina Buferrera conserva restos de su pasado minero y ofrece un paseo muy agradable entre praderas y formaciones rocosas. El recorrido es sencillo y está bien señalizado, con paneles que explican su importancia. Un buen complemento para la visita a los lagos, combinando naturaleza y patrimonio.

(Translated by Google) The Covadonga Lakes are a scenic wonder, accompanied by a mine as a tourist attraction that adds charm to the area. A visit to this area is highly recommended; it has a mini tunnel you can enter. (Original) Una maravilla de paisaje como son los Lagos de Covadonga acompañada de una Mina como atracción turística que le da un encanto a la zona. Totalmente recomendable pasar por esta zona, tiene un mini túnel al que puedes entrar.

(Translated by Google) An old mine, now closed due to lack of profitability. Although you can't visit it, just see the entrances, but it gives you an idea of ​​the hard life of the miners. A tribute to them and to those who fell by the wayside. (Original) Antigua mina, ya cerrada por falta de rentabilidad. Aunque no se puede visitar, solo ver los accesos, nos hace una idea de la dura vida de los mineros. Homenaje a ellos y a los que se quedaron en el camino.

(Translated by Google) The truth is that everything is very beautiful, a beautiful place to visit, don't miss it 💪💪💪💪2/08/2025 unforgettable, I will return😌😌😌 (Original) La verdad q muy bonito todo precioso lugar para visitar no os lo perdáis 💪💪💪💪2/08/2025 inolvidable volveré😌😌😌

(Translated by Google) Right in front of the church, the V contest-exhibition of goats from the Cantabrian coast was held. It's a shame that because it was Saturday, the church was closed in the morning. Many of those attending the contest would have appreciated entering and praying. The exhibition is very good and with exemplary goats. (Original) Justo enfrente de la iglesia, se ha celebrado el V concurso-exposición de cabras de la cornisa cantábrica. Una pena que por ser sábado, la iglesia estuviera cerrada por la mañana. Muchos de los asistentes al concurso hubieran agradecido entrar y rezar. La exposición muy buena y con cabras ejemplares.

(Translated by Google) Austere, simple, but well cared for. Place of visit: Church of Santa Eulalia Visit date: 06/16/2019 This church is a little away from the center of town, in one of its corners, next to the cemetery, surrounded by a small garden area. It is very austere, although it is quite well preserved. The bell tower, located in the tower, can be seen from a distance as it is quite high. (Original) Austera, sencilla, pero bien cuidada. Lugar de la visita: Iglesia de Santa Eulalia Fecha de la visita: 16.06.2019 Esta iglesia está un poco apartada del centro del pueblo, en una de sus esquinas, junto al cementerio, rodeada de una pequeña zona ajardinada. Es muy austera, si bien está bastante bien conservada. El campanario, situado en la torre se ve desde la lejanía ya que es bastante alto.

(Translated by Google) Gothic church (14th century), next to the Güeña river, with earlier origins and later reforms, especially in the 16th century. XVIII and in 1897 when the current square bell tower was erected. (Original) Iglesia gótica (s. XIV), junto al río Güeña, con origenes anteriores y posteriores reformas, especialmente en el s. XVIII y en 1897 cuando se erige la actual torre-campanario cuadrada.

(Translated by Google) A village parish that is not bad. Well maintained. The surroundings are very nice and there is a good place to park. (Original) Una parroquia de pueblo que no está mal. Bien cuidada. El entorno muy bonito y con bien sitio para aparcar.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and characteristic church. (Original) Bonita y característica iglesia.

(Translated by Google) I loved this Church as well as its cemetery in its surroundings, totally visitable (Original) Me encantó esta Iglesia asi como su cementerio en sus aledaños totalmente visitable

(Translated by Google) Beautiful natural environment (Original) Precioso entorno natural

The room was a good size and clean, the hotel is very grand if a little faded and past its best. Staff were helpful and nice but you got the feeling they had a low level of training. Its a very beautiful location...but very remote. The restaurant offered a reasonable fixed price menu. Parking was limited and poorly laid out, the staff, though very nice, appears a bit lost on how to run a hotel, for example us and another couple of guests were in the bar and it took ages for anyone to be around to take our order. The restaurant set up is a little strange too, if you have the cheaper menu you are in a different restaurant to the expensive one ... which feels kind of bizarre! Also, unless you are interested in the church, there is nothing to do, no choice of restaurants or bars...nothing! Hotel is a bit of a faded Grande Dame, but good for an overnight stop

We stayed for two nights. The hotel is beautifully located, surrounded by mountains. It’s fairly isolated, and apart from the religious attractions nearby there isn’t much to do except enjoy the nature around. Our room was very spacious, with high ceilings and a nice view of the mountains. The bathroom, however, had a faint sewage smell that never really went away. The hotel restaurant was actually very good, with friendly and knowledgeable staff. On the day we visited Lagos de Covadonga, it was extremely crowded – all the buses were fully booked, and we ended up waiting in the taxi line for about 1.5 hours. So make sure to book your transportation in advance. Despite the crowds and the wait, the trip was an amazing experience.

Rooms need some updating. The chairs feel like they are going to come apart. Bed is tiny (1.35 my) , this is 2025 is no longer acceptable and the mattress feels like it had never been updated since the hotel first opened over 100 years ago . Food in the restaurant was great, the cafeteria, better skip it.

Not worth it. The location is great, but …. First of all the staff doesn’t manage the parking situation at all. We paid 170 EUR per night and were forced to park our car elsewhere because visitors were leaving their cars on the hotel premises, and the staff didn’t seem to care, which is super disappointing. Another issue is that the hotel is unbelievably old and in desperate need of renovation. For such a high price, you cannot provide such terrible service and room quality.

The hotel is really nice. The rooms are comfortable and clean and large. It is kind of at the end of the road, so when you want to go somewhere you have to drive a little bit further, but it didn't bother us that much.

I don't even know where to start. This was the most disappointing stay during our honeymoon so far. Few days before arriving I was reading the reviews and saw that the AC was not working. I was really worried about that and I texted them in advance to ask if it's fixed. They had the audacity to write that everything was repaired and working (I see not from the reviews and from our experience that was not true): When we arrived at the reception after 4h driving the staff started to complain (no welcome, nothing) that we have 2 dogs and we've booked the attic room where dogs are not allowed. They treated us like we are some idiots who never travelled before. I ask also if the AC is working, they say yes. We arrive to the room which was incredibly small and has only 2 small bed lamps which illuminates it and it was HELL. It was incredibly hot, and then I see a ventilator. Hmm.. I wonder why is there a ventilator when they said they fixed the AC? I go to the reception (again) to tell them it is not working and the staff insists that the red blinking light of the AC means is working, I just need to wait. Fast forward to the 3rd day - it did not work. I went to the reception daily and every single time they gaslit me that they are working on it. Not to mention that the attic rooms have windows in the ceiling and during the second night there was rain and we could not open them to freshen the room because the rain was falling on our bed. We had to keep our room door open to cool a bit the room as the other guests were passing by. This was such a humiliating experience. The bathroom has no ventilation. It is simply a sauna. The shower was leaking and only 1/2 of the lights were working. The parking is a joke. Of course there was no space for the hotel guests and we had to park the car somewhere else.

Had lunch in the restaurant which is hidden below the hotel and separate from the cafeteria. It is a proper restaurant with a set menu of 22 euros and was very good value. The staff were friendly and helpful. Very cool in the lovely dining room. Planet of room I suspect because few people would find it. Love to stay at the hotel in a superb store say Covadonga, the price seems very reasonable.

Avoid This Place! This Highly-Rated Restaurant Is Totally Overrated with a Horrible Experience I came here full of expectations, but every single thing was such a letdown that I wanted to walk out right away! The signature Fabada was as salty as if someone dumped an entire salt shaker into it. One bite made my throat feel tight, and you couldn’t even taste the original flavor of the beans and meat at all. The Arroz I ordered had such a tiny portion—it didn’t even cover the bottom of the plate. It felt like it was gone as soon as I barely filled my stomach, and the cost-performance was ridiculously low. The most frustrating part was the service. The waiter had a cold face the whole time and never took the initiative to help. When I asked a question, I had to repeat it three times, but it was like they didn’t hear me. I couldn’t tell if they were hard of hearing or just didn’t want to provide service. I spent money just to put myself through this hassle, and I’ll never come back again!

Amazing dinner made by Chef Tina! Creamy Camembert and a perfect Entrecôte 😋 I strongly recommend the cheesecake as it is homemade! Great place for anyone looking to enjoy high quality food made with care and love 👍

Absolutely superb in every way. We arrived just in time for the Lunch and it was delicious. We were on route and so only stayed one night; the room was spotlessly clean and the beds were very comfortable. Staff from check-in, Lunch waitresses, and evening bar staff were all polite, helpful and efficient - thank you all. Without hesitation i would recommend both this Hotel and Restaurant.

We visited from Washington, DC and stayed at Casa Morán and ate at the restaurant several times. The hotel is centrally located in town with close access to beautiful hiking, or shopping and beaches in nearby towns like Llanes. The rooms and common areas are very clean with plentiful open air and naturally lit spaces to enjoy the beautiful mountain scenes surrounding the town. The hotel was quiet, clean, very safe and staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. The restaurant: we ate several lunches and dinners at the restaurant and every single thing we ate was amazing quality and prepared perfectly! The fabada was delicious and as authentic as you can find! The cheeses, fish, beef and ribs were all incredible and the lamb (lunch) was phenomenal! Deserts, wine, coffee and bread were also delicious. You can’t go wrong here! It’s the perfect place to visit for an authentic experience without compromising on comfort and accommodation and everything was priced VERY reasonably. We will definitely visit again!

We had the good fortune to come here for dinner last night. Wow! What a great find. The food was the best we’ve tasted in Spain so far, and we’ve been here a couple of weeks. I had the local cheese for entree, which was beautifully presented and tasted sensational. My husband had the prawn dumplings, and he loved them. For main I had the salmon and he had the cod- both perfectly cooked and presented. We also ordered a mixed salad which was very generous. Add a bottle of wine, and a chocolate dessert to share, and we knew we were in heaven. Thanks to our patient waitress, Mencia, who helped us enormously with the translations, and the chef, Donita, whose culinary skills and presentation are outstanding. I thoroughly recommend.

Been to many places while in Asturias, most of them by recommendations, other just by chance... This place is unique, staff is extremely friendly and professional, really, it is difficult to find such friendly people, natural, helpful, servile and simply nice. The place is lovely, much more than you can tell when at the facade, perfect to recover from a long trip or day in the mountains, and the food is something! Let the waiters help you and follow the recommendation, you won't be disappointed, this place is a must visit and I guarantee you will come back... 5/5 thank you!

The best place in town. Great value for your money. Typical dishes from Asturias at affordable prices. This is an excellent option to go with the family. The desserts are homemade and really tasty. The staff is very friendly, and they have good wines, so you can't help but coming here.

Excellent coffee, donuts, and sandwiches. The people behind the bar are friendly and efficient and really know how to handle large crowds. Such a relief after a difficult journey up to Covadonga and then after a long hike in the mountains!

Every dish was great and so was the service, and very affordable. I never thought that could happen at a restaurant that's the only game in town, with zero competition at that elevation. If I am in the area again I would make the trip up the mountain just to enjoy another great meal there.

Very quick and friendly service. Table was sprayed and wiped carefully. Coffee, tea and cheesecake arrived together as requested. I ate eggs and fries (no ham) and it was great quality eggs. This also arrived quickly. The menu was in both Spanish and English. There was a huge range or items available to order.

It is the only place at Lagos view spot. The food is ok, but not for my taste. They do not speak English. Restrooms have no paper and soap, the weather was too cold and it was nice warm place. But otherwise probably won't dine in there. Coffe is fine though. And view is incredible.

Very bad, the waiters completely ignored us despite having waved at them several times. Some were casually chatting with customers while we were just waiting. We left after 15 minutes, didn't even order anything. Better take a picnic and sit on the grass near the lake.

Good and traditional food. Fast and efficient service. Access for wheelchair. Terrace. Toilets are not very clean. Good prices.

A very good restaurant serving mountain food. The dishes were delicious and the service was kind and helpful. The bathrooms are a bit gross and overall it is understaffed but it's everything you need and exactly where you want it to be

food here is really delicious, but the service concept is not very tourist-friendly. there are two options: the regular menu (available in english) and the daily menu (only in spanish). we didn’t realize the daily menu can’t be shared. we ordered two menus for two adults and two kids, and the kids shared one dish (of four). in the end, we were charged for three menus — but without getting the food, drinks, or dessert for the third one. basically, we ate two portions but paid for three. great food, but if you don’t speak spanish, be careful.

Great food, nice place and excellent attention. We had the best meal in our three days scape. We reserved table. The chamois were the best ever. And the cachopo huge. The waiter had the idea to recommend enough food for us. Which we appreciated. Excellent really !!! We paid less than $20 per person. Great price too

Fantastic restaurant. We spent about 10 days in Asturia and this was definitively the best restaurant we visited. The selection of cheeses, scallops and caramalized apple salad all were delicious. The patio is also nice and spacious to rewind from a busy day. Highly recommended!

Authentic great dishes with good flavors! Every dishes we tried are very satisfying! 👍 👍 very crowded but quick services!

Was frustrated with “the daily meal” option. Totally fine to pay per person whatever supposed to be paid, but do not like the kind of service when the restaurant provide the whole details and than make you feel those who made a mistake.

Service was good, unfortunately the fish of the day, Tuna was over cooked and over salted, the rest of the meal was acceptable but not memorable. There are better and cheeper meals elsewhere.

Pretty good, the main dish was okay (I took the veal scallops, nothing spectacular) but the cheese plate was delicious (5 different local cheeses to try). My friend took the fabada and really liked it. Very nice terrace. Service was a bit slow and they tried to sell us the most expensive meat (which is not on the menu so better ask the price)