The highest village in Asturias at around 3,300ft above sea level, it’s been steadily depopulated by the decline of farming and mining (the nearest spharelite mines, at Ávila, shut in 1986 ...

ASTURIAS RESEMBLES not a bit the sun-bleached Spain of popular imagination. Rivers crisscross vibrant green hillsides, ending in forbidding seaside bluffs. In the country of jamón, local dairy ...

Asturias, Spain, is a natural outdoor playground with everything from hiking to biking, surfing to rafting, fishing to horseriding, but the favourite pastime has to be devouring the region's fine ...

Asturias was also the first part of Spain to have a national park, with The Picos de Europa rightfully earning the title back in 1918.