A few minutes from the center of Oviedo, this private tour allows you to discover, with an expert guide, two of the most unique examples of pre-Romanesque Asturian art, recognized by UNESCO. The tour begins in Santa Maria del Naranco, a building surrounded by mystery whose original use is not entirely clear, although it is interpreted as a space linked to the royal court. Its apparently sober architecture hides a decorative richness that reflects diverse influences and demonstrates the complexity of this unique style. The visit then continues in San Miguel de Lillo, conceived as a church and partially preserved after the damage suffered in the Middle Ages. In it you can still see remains of painting and sculptural elements of great value. The experience is completed by a visit to the Interpretation Centre, where models and explanations allow us to better understand the uniqueness and context of this exceptional heritage ensemble.
Your guide will pick you up at the specified meeting point and wear an identifying pendant with the name of the guide himself.
Flexible end point, depending on the itinerary of the guide.
Meet the guide and walk along the pedestrian path of the Naranco. Exhibition space to understand the origin and development of pre-Romanesque Asturian art. Through models and visual resources, it offers the keys needed to interpret the monuments visited below.
Ancient royal palace from the 9th century, considered one of the most prominent examples of European pre-Romanesque. It stands out for its innovative architecture, elegance of proportions and excellent state of preservation.
Church linked to the Palatine ensemble of Naranco. It preserves original elements of great artistic value, especially in its sculptural decoration, and allows to complete the vision of the historical complex.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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