Nuviana

Bike-friendly decorated village with some traditional elevated grain storages and several B&B options

Typical Asturian town between raised meadows on the cliffs that overlook the sea. In its surroundings you can see the traditional hórreos, raised wooden barns that prevent the entry of rodents. This town stands out because it is decorated with a series of colored bicycles that give it a very special atmosphere. It is ideal to make a stop at any of its terraces and enjoy the landscape and the sea breeze.

Nuviana is a small and quiet village, surrounded by green hills and forests. It has a church dedicated to James the Greater, one of Spain's most important apostles and national saints. The church is one of the sights you can visit in the area. Nuviana is also the name of a cava, a sparkling wine from Spain. This cava is made from macabeo and xarel-lo grapes, and has a fruity taste with notes of apple.