What to do in Cangas de Onis

Twin glacial lakes Enol and Ercina sit majestically in Spain's Picos de Europa National Park. Hike well-marked trails through alpine landscapes and spot diverse wildlife in this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

This medieval stone bridge with its hanging Victory Cross symbolises Asturias' rich heritage. Stroll across its ancient cobblestones while capturing panoramic views of the Sella River below.

This pink limestone basilica commemorates the Battle of Covadonga, a pivotal moment in Spain's Reconquista. Explore its Romanesque arches and visit the Holy Cave housing the revered Virgin statue and King Pelayo's tomb.

Church of Santa Cruz is just one of the places to see in Cangas de Onís, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Amble around the area's riverfront or seek out its hiking trails.

Mirador de Següencu offers spectacular 360-degree views of Picos de Europa mountains, valleys, and the distant Cantabrian Sea. Park in the village and take the short hike up for the most rewarding Asturian panorama.

This ancient chapel stands atop a 6,000-year-old Neolithic dolmen, creating a rare fusion of prehistoric and Christian heritage. Inside, visitors can view the preserved dolmen, connecting with millennia of history.

This former wildlife park in Asturias once showcased 400 animals across forests, meadows, and lagoons. Visitors could observe native bears, wolves, and lynxes in naturalistic habitats designed for close-up viewing.

The Sanctuary of Covadonga marks the 718 Battle where the Spanish Reconquista began. Visit the Holy Cave housing "La Santina" and admire the pink limestone Basilica with its impressive neo-Romanesque design.