Santa María del Naranco

Santa María del Naranco was built as a palace for King Ramiro I of Asturias on the slope of Mount Naranco above Oviedo and completed in 842; it became a church in the 12th century. The two-storey stone hall has a barrel-vaulted upper room with open loggias at each end. It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is seen on guided visits.

When to go

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Mon10:00–12:30

Tue10:00–14:30

Wed10:00–14:30

Thu10:00–14:30

Fri10:00–14:30

Sat10:00–14:30

Sun10:00–12:30

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San Miguel de Lillo

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