Visiting Gijón with Chapín Group

January 23 2020
Visiting Gijón with Chapín Group

Visiting Gijón with Chapín Group

Sea, nature, culture, gastronomy … Gijón has everything to enjoy a few dream days.

Gijón is one of the main cities in northern Spain. With more than 270,000 inhabitants it is one of the many jewels of Asturias. In the same city you can take advantage of the beach, natural spaces, art, culture and gastronomy. There are many places to see and it is an essential getaway to visit at any time of the year.

 

¿What can you see in Gijón?

 

Cimadevilla neighborhood: enjoy the walk. It is the small fishing town that gave rise to the actual city. Within the neighborhood you can find many of the monuments of the town and also many corners to discover without forgetting enjoying its cider.

San Lorenzo Beach: Gijón is open to the sea and its beach is part of the daily life of the town and also the centre of its history. With a silky sand, the behaviour of the tides there is impressive: you can see the water stroking the promenade walking area or see meters and meters of sand for you to travel until reaching the shore.

From the beach you can see the Barrio de Cimadevilla and the Church of San Pedro.

 

San Lorenzo Beach

 

Revillagigedo Palace: the Revillagigedo Palace is an imposing 18th-century building declared of Cultural Interest and forms, next to the Collegiate Church of San Juan Bautista, the Cajastur Palace Revillagigedo Cultural Center.

 

Revillagigedo Palace

 

The Clock Tower: this tower was built in 1572. The tower served, among other uses, as a prison and today it is a museum that houses archaeological documentation of the city. On its last floor there is a viewpoint with one of the best views of Gijón.

 

The Roman baths: located in the Campo Valdés, next to the Church of San Pedro Apóstol, are the Roman baths of Campo Valdés, one of the vestiges of the Roman period and one of the most interesting things to see in Gijón.

 

Santa Catalina Hill: compulsory site to visit, with its statue of the Praise of the Horizon created by Eduardo Chillida. The vision of the sea and the horizon is overwhelming and makes us see our insignificance compared to this nature. The Praise of the Horizon is one of the symbols of the city.

 

Santa Catalina Hill
Credit: Javierdiazbarrera.es

 

Church of San Pedro: Built between 1945 and 1955 on the remains of the old church of the fifteenth century.

 

Paths and walking experience: if you are passionate about nature we have the Pilas river path or the green road of La Camocha.

 

Gastronomy: one of the best cities in Spain to eat fish, spoon dishes or cachopos.

 

More about Gijón at turismoasturias.es

All the information of Chapín Group at https://grupochapin.com/en/ 

 

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