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Aviles Asturias is a charming city in Spain, located more exactly within the Principality of Asturias. Along with Oviedo and Gijon, Aviles Asturias is one of the most important cities in Asturias. The history of Aviles Asturias goes back to the upper Paleolithic area, as archaeological evidence show. However, the existence of the town is now documented until the early Middle Ages. Since then, Aviles Asturias has known a thorough development and now it has become a major tourist spot. According to the 2008 census, Aviles Asturias has a total population of 83,517 residents and spans on a total area of 10.35 square miles (26.81 sq km).

Top Attractions within Aviles Asturias

St. Thomas of Canterbury church is a beautiful church in Aviles Asturias, located at Plaza de la Merced. The church dates back to the 13th century and is a fine example of medieval architecture. Other religious sites you could visit in Aviles Asturias include Church of Saint Nicholas of Bari and Old church of Sabugo.

Palacio Valdes Theater is an impressive building in Aviles Asturias, designed by the architect Manuel del Busto and built in a Neobaroque architectural style. And speaking of palaces, you could also visit Palacio de Valdecarzana, Palacio de Liano Ponte, and Palacio de Balsera.

The Alfercam Museum is a great cultural institution in Aviles Asturias. This music and automobile museum provides visitors with the chance to see a combination of world musical instruments and vintage cars. The Museum of Black Pottery is also worth seeing.

The Oscar Niemeyer International Cultural Center is one of the most important cultural venues in Aviles Asturias. It is located on one of the sides of the Aviles estuary and was designed by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. The complex is very modern and paying a visit to it is totally worth it.

Restaurants. There are many fine dining opportunities here in Aviles Asturias. You could try restaurants such as Koldo Miranda, Llamber, La Tenada, Casa Lin, La Posada, Jose, La Botella, Casa Tataguyo, and many others.