Plaza Fernando VI near Playa Arbeyal.

House vut 1068 ideal complete apartment families in the middle of the park, next to the supermarket the square has a separate equipped kitchen, a spacious living room with large TV wifi and free Netflix, bathroom with hydromassage shower. Two bedrooms one with a double bed and another with 3 beds of 90, with everything unintelligible for daily use, linens are provided. sheets,towels, blankets, pillows, there is a washing machine and awning, iron for clothes and a hair dryer. The space Essential. If it is good, and despite legend, Gijón lives splendid sunny days, you will see the Blue Cantabrian, a show that will force you to take out the camera and immortalize San Lorenzo Beach, the official walk of the city, and undoubtedly the most capricious beach. And between high tide and low tide, you will cross Cimadevilla and arrive at the marina, where you can borrow a coffee and let the breeze dissolve your negative thoughts with a feather. And from San Lorenzo to Playa de Poniente, the other one. Here you can enjoy the sea in winter and summer thanks to Talaso Poniente, a saltwater spa with meters and meters of pools and thermal circuits to relieve and prevent everything that gets tired or worn out over the course of the days. If you want to complete the experience, give yourself a relaxing massage with essential oils and immersion in a musical pool, you will get out with all the batteries on. 2) THE CIDER SHOPS Inevitable. Taking a cumin (one after the other) is something like breathing, so take a deep breath, and thank the heavens for the low graduation of cider, because this way you can lengthen the pleasure without losing the gift of the word. Cimadevilla is full of temptations to spare. Let smell and joy guide you because this is a great place to go wherever Vicente goes. If you want to try a lifelong classic, bet on El Globo and if you prefer the opposite, let yourself be seduced by the green lights of Terra Astur, an avant-garde cider house offering the best delicacies in Asturias in a very New York atmosphere. 4. CIMADEVILLA, EL BARRIO MARINERO It's a classic that you can reinterpret every time you come back. That chubby peninsula that unites and separates the two beaches of Gijón and that has always smelled of cider and shellfish. Don't miss the photo with the Don Pelayo monument, don't put on heels if you're going to walk along the Cuesta del Cholo, and don't leave without visiting the Casa Museo de Jovellanos, that enlightened visionary, who (of course) was from Gijón. Here you can see the Retablo del Mar, so you'll never get lost in the details of how the neighborhood's first inhabitants, mostly fishermen, lived. Otherwise, let yourself be carried away by the atmosphere and stick the thread with the parishioners, you will come out wiser. Registration details Asturias – Regional registration number VUT.896.AS