Aviles Estuary
The tidal estuary that shaped Aviles's history as a medieval trading port. Free to walk along on the promenade, with the Parque del Muelle and Niemeyer Centre flanking its banks.
Palace in Aviles
Palacio de Valdecarzana
Medieval palace considered the oldest civil building in Aviles, with a Romanesque facade. Free to view from outside, and a reminder of the town’s importance in Asturian history.
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Before you go
- Address
- Cai La Ferrería / Calle La Ferrería, 33402 Avilés
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More in Aviles
Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Calle San Francisco
One of the main historic streets of Aviles, lined with noble palaces and the Franciscan church. Free to walk and the backbone of the old town's architectural heritage.
Chapel of the Alas
Tiny 13th-century funerary chapel, one of the oldest Gothic structures in Asturias. Free to view from outside, and notable for its carved portal despite its small size.
Cementerio Monumental La Carriona
Monumental 19th-century cemetery on the outskirts of Aviles with elaborate funerary art, mausoleums, and sculpture. Free to visit and the subject of a dedicated walking tour.
Franciscan Church of Aviles
Church on Calle San Francisco, part of the former Franciscan convent in the old quarter. Free to visit and part of the natural walking circuit through Aviles's medieval core.
Palacio de Camposagrado
Baroque palace on Calle San Francisco, one of the most impressive noble houses in Aviles. The facade is free to admire and it anchors the main architectural walk through the old town.
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