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Points of interest and accommodation in Pola de Allande
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Where to Sleep — Pola de Allande
Points of Interest
Highlights and landmarks to discover in Pola de Allande
Monument Cienfuegos Palace
A majestic 14th-century Gothic palace that dominates the town's skyline. Rebuilt in the 16th century, it stands as the ultimate symbol of Allande's medieval nobility.
Interior is private, the walk up to the hill offers stunning panoramic views of the town and valley
Monument Indiano Architecture Route
A fascinating stroll through the town center to admire the vibrant, early 20th-century mansions built by emigrants who returned from America.
Highlights include the Town Hall and Villa Rosario. Look out for the colorful facades and exotic palm trees in the gardens
Nature Muniellos Forest (Reserva Natural Integral)
The largest and best-preserved oak forest in Spain. A prehistoric, fairytale woodland where the brown bear and the capercaillie roam freely amidst ancient mossy trees and glacial lagoons.
Strictly limited to 20 visitors per day. You must secure a free official permit online months in advance to enter.
Monument San Chuis Hillfort
A fascinating 4th-century BC hillfort that reveals the ancient gold-mining history of the region. Walk among the stone ruins of a settlement that saw both Celtic tribes and Roman conquerors.
Located on a hilltop near Celón. The site offers incredible panoramic views and a deep journey into Asturias' roots.
Nature St Coloma Yew Tree
A spectacular, ancient yew tree over 800 years old, standing alongside a 14th-century church. Considered a sacred symbol since Celtic times, it is one of the most mystical natural monuments in Asturias.
Located in the nearby village of Santa Coloma, it is a legendary shade-stop for locals on their way up the mountains.
Related Stages
Stages of the Camino Primitivo passing through Pola de Allande