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The best things about Navia are the surrounding landscapes, the views of the coast, and its many restaurants where you can enjoy excellent local food. It's also an excellent base for a few days of cycling through the Oscos region and coastal villages like Cudillero, Puerto Vega, and Tapia de Casariego.

Right next to the field there is a fountain and also a bar to get a good supply

Next to the chapel there is a fountain with very good water and also a bar where you can stock up on supplies.

The Chapel of San Roque is located near Tineo, in the well-known Campo de San Roque, one kilometer from the town of Tineo, at 720 meters above sea level. According to tradition, this chapel, dedicated to the saint after whom it is named, was founded by the saint himself, although it is more likely that it was built by French pilgrims on their way to Compostela. Its founding date is believed to be the late 12th century. Renovated and rebuilt on several occasions, it nevertheless retains traces of its Romanesque construction, with barrel vaults and four buttresses that give it a very robust appearance. The doorway, with ashlars forming a perfect semicircular arch, is in a sober, rustic style, consistent with all the rural chapels in the municipality. It has a barrel vault and four exterior buttresses, which give it great strength. The doorway is made of ashlars that form a perfect semicircular arch. The curved tile roof, Arabic style, is finished

The Iglesia colegiata de Santa María la Mayor is a magnificent collegiate church located in the heart of a historic town. Its grandeur and architectural beauty reflect its significance as a religious and cultural landmark.

The temple was not born with the mission of being parish, but with the purpose of being a family pantheon. It was in 1894, with the Dukes of Alba being the owners, that the temple was transferred, preserving only the name of Collegiate Church by tradition. It was ordered to be built by the archbishop Don Fernando de Valdés. In the middle of the 16th century the works came to an end, and the two side chapels and the tower were later added. The work carried out at this first moment is Gothic, with Renaissance elements. Among the works of art that the Collegiate Church treasures, the following stand out: the mausoleum of Archbishop Valdés, the main altarpiece and that of the Malleza chapel.

Problem. You can not visit.

A pretty 17th century church. Especially notable is the altarpiece of the main altar and the mausoleum of the inquisitor Valdés Salas. If you're lucky, the local tour guide can give you an explanation of the temple.