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Asturias is an autonomous community in northwestern Spain, known for its rugged coastline and mountainous terrain. The region is characterized by its stunning natural beauty, with the Picos de Europa National Park being a notable highlight, featuring dramatic peaks and diverse wildlife.
The capital of Asturias is Oviedo, a city renowned for its rich history, Romanesque architecture, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore its narrow streets, historic churches, and lively squares, making it a charming destination for tourists seeking to experience local traditions and gastronomy.
Asturias is also famous for its cider production, and it boasts a unique culinary scene that features traditional dishes such as 'fabada asturiana' (a hearty bean stew) and freshwater fish. The region celebrates various festivals throughout the year, showcasing its cultural heritage and the significance of its agricultural practices.
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Curiosities
Natural Biosphere Reserve: Asturias is home to the only biosphere reserve in Spain, the Biosphere Reserve of the Oscos-Eo. This area is recognized for its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, featuring unique ecosystems and traditional rural landscapes.
Asturian Cider Tradition: Asturias is famous for its traditional cider, known as 'sidra.' The unique method of pouring cider from a height is not only a skill but also enhances its flavors. The region hosts numerous cider houses, or 'sidrerías,' where locals and visitors enjoy this emblematic drink.
Historical Pre-Romanesque Art: Asturias is known for its remarkable pre-Romanesque architecture, particularly the churches built during the 8th to 10th centuries. Notable examples include the Santa María del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo, both designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Rich Literary Heritage: Asturias has a robust literary tradition, with notable writers like Clarín and the poet Antonio Machado. The region celebrates its literary heritage through various cultural festivals and events, showcasing its influence on Spanish literature.
Stunning Natural Parks: Asturias boasts stunning natural landscapes, including Picos de Europa National Park. This park is known for its majestic mountains, deep gorges, and diverse flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for hiking and outdoor activities.
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