In Asturias’ most beautiful fishing village, hidden between two mountains, there is so much to see and eat.

Located on the West Central Coast of Asturias, Cudillero picturesque fishing village It has been declared a Historical-Artistic Site. And within its borders, houses hang from the mountain in cheerful colors. Additionally, in the municipality (it goes by the same name) travelers can find an incredible landscape with unique beaches, green valleys, stunning cliffs, rivers, waterfalls, and half a mountain with brañas vaqueiras (where the vaqueiros de alzada takes his cattle to graze). ).

What to see in Cudillero?

Located on a slope between two hills, Cudillero is invisible to the land and sea. He speaks within his own bounds own dialect, pixueto, which is slowly becoming obsolete. Although this town can be visited in one morning, it is well worth dedicating an entire day to it. And although it is a small place, two cultures are distinguished in it:

On one side are the fishermen and pixuetos living in the lower part of town. where the houses hang from the top of the mountain. On the other hand, we have caizos who live on the main street that provides access to the city. This is the trading area where traders traditionally reside.

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PortAs you can imagine, it is a must-visit place. From the quay you can see the small fishing boats feeding the town’s restaurants and the nets drying in the sun. As well as a steep cliff with a lighthouse. This area also has several craft stalls.

City Hall is an excellent starting point to start your walk. old townWith the most beautiful streets, the best viewpoints and magical corners like Caracolas de Teixera: a house covered with shells. As for perspectives, we recommend Pico. From there you can see the houses on one of the slopes. There’s also La Atalaya if you’re looking for more height.

The oldest building in the city Humilladero Chapel13th century.
A medieval Gothic style temple where generations of sailors sought protection and good luck. Although yes, it is a bit far from the most central area of ​​the city.

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Finally, the palace Fifth of Selgas It is popularly known as Asturian Versailles. It is located 2 kilometers from the center, but it is worth dedicating part of our visit to it. Built between 1880 and 1895 in the French style, it stands out for its original decoration and paintings by great artists such as Goya and El Greco, as well as an important collection of tapestries and especially magnificent 9-hectare gardens.

Where to eat in Cudillero?

Although Cudillero is famous for its scenery above all, it does not lack in the field of gastronomy. A wide variety of restaurants and very interesting gastronomic offers.

La Gijonesa bar is where customers value most on Tripadvisor. It is located at number 3 of the Plaza de la Marina (the nerve center of the city’s gastronomic activity and one of the most beautiful places). Of course, more than just sitting down to eat, perfect for a snack or snack. And they don’t cook, but they do offer in-store items: cheeses, jams, fabada… Top quality.

Don’t miss the opportunity to climb the stairs after your meal and as you are in the Plaza de la Marina. Baluarte perspectiveAnother of the places to visit in Cudillero, located just behind the San Pedro Church, built in the middle of the 16th century.

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But you can’t miss seafood in a fishing village. A traveler’s favorite for this is the El Remo cider house, located at number nine on Calle Fuente de Abajo. Typical Asturian cuisine with top quality products where you can enjoy an amazing meal. Emphasize his bowl of monkfish and scallops. It’s important to book or go early in high season.

who wants to eat a good manOn the other hand, you can’t miss Casa Mari on Calle Riofrío 2. A cider house with excellent staff attention, very generous portions and excellent quality. As it relates to price.

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