그라도 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

성 토마스의 후원자를 만날 때, 영국 외의 대부분 사람들은 무의식적으로 2천 년 전 그리스 시대의 기억을 떠올릴 것입니다. 예수께서 부르신 열두 제자 중 한 명이 이 이름을 가지고 있기 때문입니다. 복음서의 기록에서 그는 독일어로 '쌍둥이'를 의미하는 '디디모스'라는 별명을 가지고 있습니다. 하지만 이 경우에는 선택된 후원자가 그의 주교좌와 순교지인 캔터베리에서 따온 토마스 베켓(1118-1170)입니다. 캔터베리 대성당(켄트 주, 영국)은 또한 komoot 시스템에서 가상으로 다음 링크를 통해 방문할 수 있습니다 =>> https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/231266

spectacular

a wonder of Oviedo

Statue of Rufos, the dog of Oviedo. "Rufo was a stray dog—a cross between a Mastiff and a German Shepherd—who appeared one day on the streets of Oviedo in the 1980s. He was very friendly and was immediately welcomed by the people of Oviedo, although attempts by some families to adopt him were unsuccessful. Rufo repeatedly returned to the streets and to Campo de San Francisco, where he spent much of his time. Neighbors fed him and gave him affection, while the city council took care of vaccinations and bathing. During the harsh Asturian winters, the neighbors helped him find shelter in one of the building's porches. Rufo was said to have belonged to everyone, but he belonged to no one. He was a bit of a thug; he appeared wherever there was excitement, attending the Prince of Asturias Award, Real Oviedo matches, mayoral inaugurations, civic demonstrations, and other major events. Rufo's earthly cycle ended in 1997. In 2015, a memorial was built in his memory. his statue was inaugurated on Dr. Casal Street, very close to Uria Street and San Francisco Field. The bronze work was created by Ovetense artist Sara Iglesias Poli. Rufo sits on the street and looks at passersby, as if asking what we're going to do for fun today.

The Argentine graphic humorist Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, better known by his pseudonym: Quino, passed away in 2020. His death has saddened millions of followers around the world. In Asturias they had a special fondness for it, since in 2014 the statue of Mafalda was located in the most popular and visited park in Oviedo. This sculpture has joined the sculpture of Woody Allen in a nearby street, which has become an icon of the city since its inauguration in 2003 and is currently the two most sought after photos by tourists visiting the Asturian capital.

he statue was designed by Vicente Santarúa and installed in 2003 by mayor Gabino de Lorenzo. El País remarked that "It looks like he is walking with a sad face and his mind somewhere else, not in Oviedo right now, although if you put yourself to his side and start a conversation with him it is so realistic that it looks as if he would answer you". Allen had travelled to the city in 2002 to accept a Prince of Asturias Award.[1] His 2008 film Vicky Cristina Barcelona was partially set there.[2] In front of the statue there is a plaque with Allen's description of Oviedo, reading in Spanish "Oviedo is a delicious city, exotic, beautiful, clean, pleasant, calm and pedestrianised, like it does not belong to this world, as if it didn't exist... Oviedo is like a fairy tale".

The harbor entrance behind you opens the magnificent bay

Definitely worth checking out.