Plan your trip to Oviedo
Plan your stay in the capital of Asturias: find the best way to get here, choose where to stay and discover what to see, what to eat and how to get around the city.
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Getting to Oviedo
By plane
Asturias Airport (OVD) is located outside the city. Check flights, connections and onward transport to Oviedo.
By train
Oviedo railway station connects the city with destinations across Asturias and Spain. Check timetables before travelling.
By bus
Regional and long-distance bus services are available. The bus station is close to the railway station.
By car
The main road access is via the A-66 and links with the A-8. Check parking options and any urban traffic restrictions.
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Where to stay
For a first visit, the city centre and nearby areas are convenient for walking to major sights and restaurants. You can also find apartments, guesthouses and accommodation in quieter neighbourhoods or rural surroundings.
Things to see and do in Oviedo
Heritage and history
Discover the cathedral, the old town and the pre-Romanesque monuments on Mount Naranco.
Explore the old townAsturian cuisine
Cider, fabada bean stew, cachopo, cheeses and traditional desserts are all part of the experience.
Discover local cuisineCultural events
Find exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances and festivals taking place during your stay.
View Oviedo’s events calendarExploring the city
The historic centre is ideal for walking; for longer journeys you can use city buses or taxis.
Discover OviedoTips before you travel
- Weather: the Atlantic climate is changeable, so bring a waterproof layer even outside winter.
- Bookings: compare accommodation and transport in advance, especially during festivals and major events.
- Getting around: check access restrictions, parking and the low-emission zone if you are arriving by car.
- Length of stay: a two- or three-day break allows you to see many of the main attractions, depending on your pace.


