Shelter Recommended Albergue Hotel Casa Sueño
Salas
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Where to Sleep — Salas
Points of Interest
Highlights and landmarks to discover in Salas
Sanctuary El Viso Sanctuary
Amazing panoramic views of the entire council. A place of deep devotion and absolute peace, surrounded by nature.
Although it requires a steep detour from the town, the effort is totally worth it just for the views. It's the perfect spot for a picnic.
Nature Nonaya Waterfall
A magical natural spot just a short walk from the center of Salas. Following a beautiful, easy trail through a lush, fairy-tale forest along the Nonaya river, you will find this hidden waterfall.
Mostly flat. It's the ideal option to stretch your legs and cool off in the afternoon if you arrive early in Salas.
Monastery San Salvador Monastery (Cornellana)
A majestic Benedictine monastery founded in 1024, considered one of the jewels of the "Camino Primitivo". This National Monument stands out for its impressive Baroque facade and unique Romanesque details, such as the famous "The Bear" sculpture.
Look for the "La Osa" (The Bear) sculpture on the outer door. It's a unique Romanesque symbol and the legendary protector of the monastery.
Collegiate-Church St María la Mayor Church
This 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance church holds an impressive mausoleum carved in alabaster by Pompeyo Leoni, one of the greatest sculptors of the Spanish Renaissance.
Ask for the keys at the Tourist Office located right next to it in the same square if the door are locked
Museum Valdés-Salas Tower & Pre-Romanesque Museum
Medieval tower and 16th-century palace are National Monuments. They were the home of Fernando de Valdés, the founder of the University of Oviedo.
Climb to the top of the tower for the best views of the town. Entry is only 2€ and includes a guided tour
Related Stages
Stages of the Camino Primitivo passing through Salas