Guided walking routes in Gijón
Walking routes around Gijón on illustrated maps, stop by stop: what to see, do and learn at each point. Pick one and get lost.
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A walking route through Cimavilla, step by step
An easy loop around Gijón's old quarter: from the harbour to the main square, climbing the lanes up to Santa Catalina hill. Tap a number to see what to do at each stop.
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The Muro and San Lorenzo beach, end to end
Gijón's best-loved seafront walk: from San Pedro church to El Rinconín, beach on one side, city on the other. Flat and right by the sea. Tap a number to see each stop.
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West Gijón: from the Aquarium to the centre by the sea
Gijón's other seafront —quieter and more family-friendly: Poniente beach, the Aquarium and the marina, with the centre a step away. Flat and right by the water. Tap a number to see each stop.
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Roman Gijón: 2,000 years of history
Before cider and beaches, Gijón was a Roman outpost on the Cantabrian route. A circuit through its traces —from the baths at the foot of Cimavilla to the great settlement of Campa Torres. Not a stroll but a city-wide route (some stops need a car or bus). Tap each point.
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