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Overview<\/strong><\/p>\n

Asturias and Cantabria are the Spanish regions located in the North of Spain.<\/strong> More than half of the territory of these regions is mountains, so they are often called – ‘Green Spain’. Apart from mountains, this area has coastal towns and fishing villages with breathtaking sandy beaches and important historical heritage. <\/p>\n

One of the greatest tourist attractions of the region is the Picos de Europa. This mountain range, which is covered with lovely green forests and located between Asturias and Cantabria, has the remains of prehistoric settlements.<\/p>\n

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

Asturias became the Kingdom in the 8th century.<\/strong> The Kingdom was well known for its resistance to the Roman, Visigoth and Muslim invasions. Today, it is the best place in the world to see the buildings from the medieval period. The capital city of this province is Oviedo.<\/p>\n

Cantabria has important artistic legacy as well. The main sights in this region are: the caves of Altamira, Romanesque cathedrals and beautiful towns like Santillana del Mar. The capital of Cantabria is Santander.<\/p>\n

Places to visit<\/strong><\/p>\n

Places to visit in Asturias and Cantabria are countless.<\/strong> One of the most popular tourist attractions are the Alatamira Caves situated in Cantabria. These caves have a hidden treasure – the paintings of our prehistoric ancestors.<\/p>\n

It was at the end of the 19th century when these paintings were discovered for the first time. Some doubted if they were originals, but after confirmation of their authenticity, tourists started to visit the site.<\/p>\n

The paintings display the images of bisons and rarely of other animals (horses and deers) and they are painted mostly in red and black color. The original caves were closed to visitors in 1977 in order to preserve the paintings. A replica of the caves has been made and today only few visitors have the opportunity to visit the real caves.<\/p>\n

Near Santander is a small town called Comillas. <\/strong>This town is another lovely place to visit in the region. Situated at the coast, the town has narrow streets, sandy beaches and several wide squares. Many Spanish citizens who went to America came back and settled here, bringing Modernism to Spain.<\/p>\n

The most famous building in the town is the El Capricho, originally designed by Gaudi. Today, this building is a restaurant with a lovely garden. Also worth a visit is the Pontifical University, a large building, a mix of different styles. Another interesting port town in this area is Gijon. Once a village, this town is a big industrial center today.<\/p>\n

But it still holds its authenticity from the 17th and 18th centuries. In Gijon, visit Revillagigedo – magnificent palace from the 18th century. Also, visit the cathedral of San Juan Bautista and the University in Gijon.<\/p>\n

One of the most beautiful villages is Mogrovejo, situated on the Picos de Europa<\/strong>. This lovely village has historical remains from the 16th century.<\/p>\n

There are many other places that should be seen in Asturias and Cantabria. Some of the sites are under the protection of the UNESCO World Heritage.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

These two fascinating regions of northern Spain between the tall mountains and the Cantabrian Sea <\/strong>offer visitors beautiful scenery enriched with history and tradition.\u00a0 Separated by the imposing massif of the Picos de Europa, Asturias and Cantabria are visited each year by thousands of tourists <\/strong> who are attracted by the beautiful sea and the historical artifacts inland including the main attraction of Cantabria famous for its cave paintings Altamira rock drawings made 12,000 years ago. <\/p>\n

The works renowned throughout the world are found here well preserved by the people; however, the visit of the caves is highly regulated and thus it is unlikely you will be able to visit them during a short trip. Parts of the paintings are visible in adjacent places. The Museum of Jurassic Colunga where the wreckage of the dinosaurs is found is also interesting.<\/p>\n

The caves of the mountains along the Cantabrian coast were used as refuge by the last Christian enclave in Spain who defeated the Moors in the year<\/strong> 718. Even today, the Asturias are very proud of resisting the Moorish conquest. The Christian kingdom of Asturias which was founded in the eighth century has left behind numerous churches built in the capital, Oviedo and in the surroundings. Oviedo is an industrial city today but its three pre-Romanesque churches are still there to visit.<\/p>\n

Not far from the city are beautiful pre-Romanesque specimens in Santillana del Mar Santander, the Cantabrian capital, an elegant port city.<\/strong> To the west of the city there are several coastal towns with restaurants and typical local cuisine.\u00a0\u00a0 In Cantabria, almost half the population still lives in rural communities where farming\u00a0 and mainly dedicated craft traditions are still alive. Along the coast are fishing ports, tourist resorts as well as Castro Urdiales Comillas or Ribadesella, full of beautiful sea beaches. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Holiday destinations in Asturias and Cantabria<\/strong><\/p>\n

The main attraction of the area is the mountains of the Picos de Europa<\/strong>. The peaks of the mountains are ideal for sports, hiking or biking.
\nFor lovers of the sea, the coast offers many tourist places suitable for bathing. The major cities are the two capitals, Santander and Oviedo, both animated and lively, with an effervescent cultural life.<\/p>\n

How to travel in Asturias and Cantabria<\/strong><\/p>\n

The main road that passes through the two regions is the N634. For those traveling by car, the path to the reserve is an exciting tour with spectacular views over green valleys, narrow gorges and steep ravines where streams run wild<\/strong>. The side roads are less developed, often slow to follow. 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