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You can think about this place yourself

The Church of Santa María de la Oliva in Villaviciosa, Asturias (northern Spain), is a jewel of the transition between the Late Romanesque and Iberian Gothic periods. --- 🏛️ History and Architecture Building: Constructed around 1270 after the signing of the charter of Aldonse X "el Sabio" on October 17, 1270, it marks the development of Villaviciosa. Style: Constructed of ashlar, the building combines Romanesque elements (massive base, semicircular vaults in the apse) and Gothic elements (portals with decorated pointed archivolts, tympanum of the Virgin, rosettes). Plan: Single rectangular nave with exposed timbers, two-bay choir with pointed barrel vault, then ribbed vault. Decoration: The portals (south and west) feature sculpted columns (zoomorphic and anthropomorphic capitals), archivolts decorated with zigzags, rosettes, and Gothic details. --- Evolution of the Building The structure has been modified over the centuries: the addition of the sacristy in the 17th century, the Chapel of Solitude, interior renovations, a fire in 1936 during the Civil War, and restorations in the mid-20th century (notably by Luis Menéndez Pidal). --- Practical Information (Asturias Tourism) **Opening Hours:** From October 1st to May 31st: 10am–6pm daily From June 1st to September 30th: 10am–9pm Free guided tours in July and August, Monday to Saturday, 11am–1pm and 5pm–7pm. -- Why visit? Water Tower: one of the last great examples of Gothic-Romanesque architecture in Asturias. Rich sculpted elements: portals, tympanum, and decorative rosettes. Authentic atmosphere: the absence of major alterations has preserved its raw, historical charm.

Villaviciosa is a place worth seeing

The Monument to the Mother of the Emigrant, popularly known as La Lloca del Rinconín or La Muyerona, is an emblematic sculpture located on the seafront of Gijón, Asturias. It was created by sculptor Ramón Muriedas and inaugurated on September 18, 1970.

the slope to climb is hard

Recreational area with a perfect track for Gravel.

Pilgrim stop, from here the AS331 road starts, which takes us to the top of the Fumarea, a climb well known to road bike enthusiasts 😉😉

A little expensive but the place is worth it, it has a picnic area, shelter, river, esplanade and tranquility.