This Spanish region has everything – so why do so few Britons visit?
There’s beaches, mountains, alluring cities, and it’s less oppressively hot in summer than the south and east of Spain
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There’s beaches, mountains, alluring cities, and it’s less oppressively hot in summer than the south and east of Spain
28 May 2021, 14:29 BST The grand cathedral dominates the old town of Oviedo, one of Spain's most beguiling regional capitals. Photograph by Alamy Indulge in both of Oviedo’s signature pastries. Carbayones — doughy almond blobs glazed with egg yolk — are the house special at Camilo de Blas. Nearby Confitería Rialto, meanwhile, has built a baking empire on its moscovitas: chocolate-topped, almond-filled cookies. 11am: Wander the old town The historic centre is dominated by five medieval spires; mightiest of them all is the bell tower of Oviedo Cathedral. Lunch on the terrace at Le Co...