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Gijon City Centre blends coastal charm with a historic soul. Stroll along the waterfront promenade with Bay of Biscay views or get lost in Cimadevilla's cobblestone streets. The Plaza Mayor buzzes with café life while San Lorenzo Beach offers golden sands perfect for soaking up the Spanish sun. History buffs can explore ancient Roman baths between tapas stops.
Traditional sidrerías pour Asturian cider with theatrical flair, while seafood restaurants serve the day's catch just steps from the water. Most accommodations feature stone facades with maritime-themed décor. The compact layout makes exploring on foot easy, with most attractions within a pleasant 15-minute walk.
Cimavilla lets you step back in time on Gijon's oldest streets while soaking up some serious coastal magic. Ancient Roman baths and the baroque Revillagigedo Palace tell stories of the past, while the iconic Elogio del Horizonte sculpture offers jaw-dropping Atlantic views. Wander through honey-colored stone buildings and feel the authentic pulse of this historic fishing quarter.
Traditional siderías pour Asturian cider from impressive heights alongside hearty fabada and fresh-off-the-boat seafood. The peninsula is best explored on foot despite those steep cobblestone streets. Most visitors stay in charming converted fishermen's houses that balance historic charm with modern comforts.
Distrito Rural Este blends authentic Asturian charm with natural beauty just outside Gijón's busy center. Stroll through the Atlantic Botanical Garden, soak up sun at San Lorenzo Beach, or explore rolling green hills dotted with traditional stone houses. The area preserves rural customs and architecture while offering hiking trails and peaceful countryside views that feel worlds away from tourist crowds.
Family-run tavernas serve hearty fabada and local sidra at prices that won't break the bank. Rural guesthouses and casas rurales provide budget-friendly stays with genuine hospitality. While public transportation is limited, the quiet streets are perfect for walking, and having a car opens up this serene district to deeper exploration.
Get lost in halls of wondrous fish and exotic marine mammals at Aquarium of Gijon, just one of the attractions in Distrito Oeste. If you have fun at Aquarium of Gijon, you'll love Gijon Railway Museum, just a short walk away.
San Pedro Church is just one of the places to see in Gijon, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the beaches and waterfront in the area.
Gijon is applauded for its cultural attractions such as Campo Valdes Roman Baths and Villa Romana de Veranes. This beachside city has something for everyone including sights like Plaza Mayor and Plaza de Jovellanos.
Spend time at the beach, as well as appreciating the historic sites in Gijon.
Nature lovers can visit Atlantic Botanical Garden and Los Pericones Park. And while you're here, be sure to stop by Plaza Mayor and Campo Valdes Roman Baths.
