The belfry of this church houses one of the oldest bronze bells in Asturias

This church stands on an ancient prehistoric burial mound, symbolizing the Christianization of a pagan space

In the past, the church of Santa María de Berducedo also functioned as a pilgrims’ hospital

Beautiful church with a millenary yew tree next to it, symbol of transcendence over death.

Located on a hill on the back of a mountain range, this small chapel has been a point of reference for pilgrims over the centuries

Local legend relates the miraculous discovery of an image of the Virgin Mary among the branches of a hazel tree

Strategically located on the road to the council of Allande, the chapel offers pilgrims a space for contemplation and devotion on their journey

Legend has it that this chapel was founded by St. Roch himself, patron saint of pilgrims