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Avilés

The third city of Asturias, with a medieval historic center and an innovative cultural hub. Avilés is a surprising stop on the North Way, where tradition and avant-garde come together.

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Avilés is one of the great surprises of the North Way in Asturias. The city has managed to transform its industrial past into a vibrant cultural hub. Its old town, one of the best preserved in the region, is declared a Historic-Artistic Ensemble and stands out for its porticoed streets, squares, and palaces. By the river, Niemeyer Center, the work of renowned Brazilian architect, represents the modern and avant-garde face of the city. For pilgrims, Avilés offers an end stage with great atmosphere, complete service offer and exquisite gastronomy, especially in its maritime neighborhood of Sabugo. A stop that perfectly combines history, art, and modernity.

Last updated: 24/08/2026

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North Coast Path

Gijón a Avilés

25.40 km 6.35 h Media

From: Gijón

To: Avilés

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Avilés a Muros de Nalón

23.20 km 5.75 h Media

From: Avilés

To: Muros de Nalón

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