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A short stroll through Luarca to see the life in its streets and port and sample the delicious flavor of its produce is a must.

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There are the ruins of an ancient church built in the 15th century, in the Gothic style, with stone walls and pointed arches. These ruins have great historical and cultural value and are surrounded by meadows and mountains that give it a mysterious and peaceful air.

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The Luarca Lighthouse is an impressive stone lighthouse 18 meters high, built in the 19th century. It stands on a rocky cliff overlooking the sea, and is one of the main tourist attractions in the area. It offers stunning views of the Asturian coastline and is a popular place to watch the sunset. The Hermitage of the Virgen Blanca is a small chapel located on the same cliff as the lighthouse, right next to it. The hermitage is in the Baroque style and was built in the 18th century. It has an image of the Virgen Blanca, patron saint of Luarca.

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Luarca is the capital of the municipality of Valdés in the Spanish principality of Asturias. In 2009 Luarca had 5,292 inhabitants. The town is located between steep slopes at the mouth of the river Rio Negro in the Atlantic Ocean and has a fishing port. It is also on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, on the northern variant of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luarca

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Very nice place

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The Luarca lighthouse is located in the Watchtower, at Focicón point, closing the harbor inlet to the east, about three hundred meters from the town of whose urban layout it can be said that it is part. Chapel of the Watchtower, the cemetery and remains of the defensive wall from the 16th century. It dates from 1860 and consists of a house for the lighthouse keeper and a tower that is inserted into it on the west side, later new buildings are added on the east side.

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Luarca/Ḷḷuarca is a peaceful fishing village, which was an important fishing port since the Middle Ages, and which preserves many vestiges of that glorious past: old neighborhoods, the remains of a fortress, the Board of Seasickers and Navigators, legendary bridges, or palaces and emblazoned houses.

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The church is very picturesque. You should look and is also directly on the Camino del Norte.

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A very pretty little town. A feast for the eyes😀

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Sweeping view from the road circling around the tip below the lighthouse.

A pretty old fishing town which shows some of its old splendor, some is nicely decorated and then again many abandoned houses are at the decay. When we arrived, the sea fog over the city was a bit spooky. Very popular with Spaniards

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Located directly on the railway tracks, this church is not necessarily a super quiet retreat, yet you have a nice view of the area and in the neighboring house there is a small hostel, where you can spend the night.

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There are a sheer number of churches, chapels and places of worship along the old pilgrimage routes. Apparently not all can be nurtured and maintained. Here you will find the ruins of an old church and an old cemetery.

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This old fishing village lies at the mouth of the Rio Negro. The town invades the valley dug by the river and seems to wind itself with it. In the harbor of the village you can take a break and stock up on new provisions and water.

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