Top Gijon Cultural Tours

Our tour will begin when our guides pick you up at the meeting point early in the morning to arrive as soon as possible at the Lakes of Covadonga and make the most of the day. We will stop at the Mirador de Entrelagos and enjoy the wonderful views of Lake Ercina and Lake Enol. Then we will continue until we reach the Basilica of Covadonga, a truly impressive building. We will also see the Cave of the Virgin of Covadonga or the Cave, where the carving of La Santina is located. Then we will stop for lunch in Cangas de Onís, to taste typical Asturian dishes or enjoy the city at your leisure. We will have panoramic views from the bus to the beaches of La Espasa, La Isla and La Griega. Finally, we will make a stop in Lastres, where we can contemplate the town and its imposing viewpoint.

Discover the Stunning Coast of Asturias: Cudillero, Luarca & Avilés Leave the planning to us and enjoy a perfect day exploring three unique destinations where tradition meets modern life. We’ll set off early in the morning to discover the breathtaking coastline of Asturias aboard a comfortable coach, accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide. The charming fishing towns along the Cantabrian Sea are full of magic, history, and authentic Asturian character. On this tour, you’ll visit Luarca, Cudillero, and Avilés — each offering its own special beauty and atmosphere. We’ll also make a stop at the iconic Ermita de la Regalina, a scenic viewpoint with spectacular vistas of the sea and dramatic cliffs. Expect stunning beaches, unforgettable cuisine, and plenty of ways to enjoy yourself — whether you’re traveling as a couple, with friends, or as a family. These destinations promise unforgettable moments and an amazing day on the Asturian coast. Don’t miss this experience!

Take a tour to explore two picturesque, Asturian fishing villages on this tour that begins in Gijon. Begin in Luarca, the "white village of the green coast," where history and fishing life come together. Continue to Cudillero, a historic artistic complex, known for its colorful houses clinging to the mountainside. Indulge in the gastronomy of Asturias at a local restaurant (own expense) and experience a fishing auction on this private excursion.

Cliffs shaped by the sea, fishing villages full of history and horizons that remain in the memory. You can't miss it! Heading towards the Galician coast, we set off to discover some of the most impressive corners of northern Spain: the magnificent Playa de las Catedrales, where, as the tide goes out, the sea exposes a natural cathedral that opens to the sky. Another stop will be Isla Pancha, an island that looks like it was taken from a postcard. From its viewpoint, you will enjoy a unique panorama. Ribadeo will surprise us with its rich history and architecture We will take a guided tour and at the end, you will have free time to discover at your own pace and taste some of the most representative dishes of the local seafood cuisine. Then we will stop at Tapia de Casariego. Walk through its harbour and enjoy the calm of the landscape. We will stop at the Faro de San Agustín, which offers one of the most breathtaking views of the Galician coast. Book now!

We invite you to enjoy magical places on this excursion of about ten hours in the north of Spain, visiting the cultural, historical and natural beauty of Llanes, Ribadesella, the Mirador del Fitu and Tazones. A day that we will dedicate, accompanied by our expert guide, to tour the most special places and corners of these villages and viewpoints, considered among the most beautiful in the north of Spain. At each stop we will learn about its traditions, history and daily life, combining culture, fun, incomparable landscapes and fabulous Asturian cuisine. All this with the convenience of a private shuttle to and from Oviedo or Gijón, and with the best local recommendations... Don’t miss the Asturian East and book now!

Explore the rich history of Gijón and the charming fishing village of Villaviciosa on this private tour. Wander through the old fisherman's neighborhood, Barrio de Cimadevilla, discovering Roman settlements and the Revillagigedo palace. See landmarks like the Statue of Pelayo and Plazuela del Marques and opt for a gastronomic experience at a cider mill (own expense).

During this walking tour we will discover the main historical spaces of the center of Gijón, following the evolution of the city from its origins to the present. We will start next to the Revillagigedo Palace to enter Cimadevilla, the old fishing quarter, where we will evoke the Roman Gijón at the foot of the wall, the medieval Gijón in front of the Casa Natal de Jovellanos and the daily life of the city in places like the Plaza del Lavaderu. After leaving Cimadevilla we will talk about the fishing tradition in the Transit of the Whales and, if time permits, we will climb to the Praise of the Horizon, the monumental sculpture of Eduardo Chillida located on the hill of Santa Catalina. We will then descend to the beach area, passing by the Roman Baths of Campo Valdes, to finish in Plaza Mayor, where the guide will recommend some streets and neighborhoods ideal to enjoy tapas, cider and local gastronomy.

Indulge yourself in a perfect holiday in the attractive city of Gijón by getting immersed in its exceptional blend of magnificent natural landscapes, rich maritime heritage, and romantic artistic spirit. Dating from Roman times with some significant ancient ruins, thriving under Catholic rule as an important port, and now becoming a popular haven for freelance artists, the city has something for everyone, including the impressive historic architecture at the Main Square and Revillagigedo Palace, photogenic sites of the seafront Saint Peter Parish and the symbolic Cider Tree, perfect viewpoints of the beautiful seascapes from Santa Catalina Park and beachside La Escalerona, and the vibrant atmosphere at the charming old fishermen’s quarter of Cimadevilla.

Come and meet Gijón with us! We will meet at the chosen time in one of the most emblematic places in Gijón: the Marina. With sailboats from the harbor in the background, we will review the history of this city. Walking along the pier we will arrive at Revillagigedo Palace. This majestic 18th century palace has a peculiarity. Do you dare to know what it is? In front we will find the statue of a knight bearing a cross. Can you tell who it is? He is Don Pelayo, the first Asturian king and a figure much loved by the Asturians. The tour of Gijón will continue in the seaside neighborhood of Cimadevilla, a place that condenses the purest essence of Gijón and we will climb to the top of Cerro de Santa Catalina, where is the sculpture of Eduardo Chillida. Afterwards, we will continue our walk to the coast. The last stop of the free tour will be the elegant Plaza Mayor, the perfect place to say goodbye after two hours discovering the main attractions of Gijón.