The guided tour of Ribadesella will take us to many of its most typical and emblematic buildings. We will visit its historic center and also the Portiellu neighborhood, to better understand the history and tradition of this Asturian town.

One of the most characteristic and beautiful things are its picturesque streets, where, scattered around, some of the houses and palaces appear that have gradually become a must-see.

Thus, the Palace of Pietro Cutre stands out, a jewel of the Asturian Renaissance, the Casa Ardines, or the Palacio de la Atalaya, in the square of the same name. One of the things that we have to see in Ribadesella, without any doubt, its Hermitage of the Guide, where the patron saint of sailors rests. In addition, from this place, you get some of the best views of Ribadesella and also of the Bay of Biscay.

Our itinerary continues towards Llanes, about half an hour away. This is one of the most chosen summer destinations in Asturias, both for its leisure offer and for the beautiful places that can be visited here.

Again following our guide we will learn more about the most important places, its Casino, its tower, from the 13th century, the Palace of the Dukes of Estrada or the Gates of Llanes. There will also be time for well-known spaces such as the “Parres Sobrino” square, which rose to fame with the movie “El Orfanato”, which was shot in Llanes.

Here we can enjoy free time to continue exploring a bit on our own, or to return to the places that we liked the most. San Vicente de la Barquera

This seaside town overlooks the Bay of Biscay with its famous castle, the remains of its walls and the Picos de Europa in the background. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Cantabria, thanks to its historical legacy, its beautiful views and the peaceful strolls through its streets.

Together with a local guide, you can discover its seafaring vocation, the history of the church of Santa María de los Ángeles - one of the city's main monuments - and the monumental complex of the old town of San Vicente, now declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.

During all the visits we will be assisted by the advice and recommendations of the guide, who will show us where to eat, what dishes are the most typical or what are the purchases that cannot be missed. It runs along the coast of Eastern Asturias, yes, places are usually sold out, so reserve your places now!