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Old town<\/strong><\/p>\n

Oviedo is the capital city of Asturias, northern Spanish province. Oviedo’s old town has attractive architecture with Baroque and Romanesque churches. There are many restaurants, wine cellars and bars.\u00a0A large part of the historic center is a pedestrian zone with no traffic, so the best way to get to know the city is to go on foot.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Casco Antiga\u00a0is the local name for the old part of town with narrow streets and perfectly restored buildings.\u00a0Among the most impressive buildings are the Palace Velarde, the City Hall, Torero Palace and Palace Camposagrado.\u00a0The old town is full of small\u00a0traditional shops.<\/p>\n

Gastronomy<\/strong><\/p>\n

The most famous local specialty is\u00a0fabada. It is bean stew with sausage, shoulder of pork, black pudding (morcilla); it is often flavored with saffron.\u00a0However, famous Fabada Asturiana can be ordered in every town in Spain.\u00a0Their cheese (cabrales) has a good reputation, especially if you are a fan of strong flavors.<\/strong> Local citizens often order the rice pudding.<\/p>\n

Sidra\u00a0(cider – apple wine) is the national drink; the tradition is to pour it from high to the glass to gather more oxygen.\u00a0Because of this way of pouring, the floors in bars are often wet and sticky. There is even Boulevard of Sidra, where you can see traditional \u201cthrowing of sidra\u201d in the glasses.<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the street Calle Jovellanos you can find several\u00a0wine cellars, and one of the better known is El Patio de la Naranjas\u00a0with excellent facilities.<\/p>\n

Churches and museums <\/strong><\/p>\n

Oviedo has several impressive churches. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Cathedral of San Salvador\u00a0is placed in the old town and its foundations were laid in the 9th\u00a0century. However, its appearance was constantly amended, so today it represents a unique example of combination of various architectural styles.\u00a0Today the cathedral has a baroque fa\u00e7ade; moreover, the most significant changes are from the 16th century.\u00a0Entrance to the cathedral is free but tickets for the church museum and chapel Camara Santa are \u20ac 3.50. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Another two churches which you should not miss are San Miguel de Lillo and Santa Maria del orange. These two small churches are in the pre-Romanesque style. They are situated on the outskirts of the town.<\/p>\n

Church of\u00a0San Miguel de Lillo\u00a0was built in 842. <\/strong>It is under the protection of UNESCO since 1985.\u00a0The church was thoroughly reconstructed in 2006.
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\nJust a few meters away is the fascinating church of\u00a0Santa Maria del Orange, whose construction was completed in 848. <\/strong>The building was originally used as a royal palace, where the king Ramiro I ruled.<\/p>\n

Asturian Museum of Fine Arts\u00a0(Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias) has the most complete collection of Asturian art from the middle ages to the 20th\u00a0century.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

History<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

It was in 761 when two monks founded this city – Oviedo. Situated in northern Spain, this small settlement with a local church dedicated to Saint Vincent grew over centuries into a large city. Today, Oviedo is the capital city of the Province named Asturias with a population of over 200 000 inhabitants. <\/p>\n

But what happened in the mid time? In the mid time, the domestic rulers did a lot of work. As a result of their effort, today we can see many magnificent buildings such as San Vicente de Oviedo – church and monastery founded in the 8th century, the church of St Mary at Mount Naranco built in 9th century, the Holy chamber of Oviedo – church from the same period (under the protection of UNESCO World Heritage Site), the University of Oviedo established in the 15th century, El Font\u00e1n Market – monumental complex from the 17th century, etc.<\/p>\n

Things to do in Oviedo<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

Every visitor that comes to Oviedo should visit the city center with plenty of cathedrals. To see important monuments of Santa Maria del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo, visitors can take a taxi or the bus No 10 from near the train station.<\/p>\n

When you get tired and hungry, take a little break in some of the pleasant restaurants in Bulevar de Sidra and enjoy the domestic meals and good wine. For rest, take some of the comfortable rooms in nearby hotels such as Hotel Carbay\u00f3n, Celuisma Las Lomas, La Gruta and several others situated 2-3 minutes from the city center and with a lovely view.<\/p>\n

Fiestas and Sports Events<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

In Oviedo, visitors can participate in several festivities such as Twelve Night parade that goes through main streets and ends by making offerings to Jesus Christ in the Cathedral Square. During the carnival called L’Antroxu, people wear masks and costumes and participate in the street parade. <\/strong><\/p>\n

During the festivities called El Desarme, people celebrate victory of the locals in the First Carlist War in 1830s. If you like to try out domestic meals, you can do that during the the Feast of San Mateo and check if the successors of Mateo cook well enough.<\/p>\n

Oviedo has a football team called Real Oviedo, roller hockey team called Esfer Oviedo and basketball team – Domo Residencial Oviedo. 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