Belmonte De Miranda: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Natura 2000 ZEC Río Narcea protected area includes Belmonte de Miranda and features well-preserved riverside and aquatic vegetation. Belmonte de Miranda is also home to protected areas belonging to the European Union’s Natura 2000 network.
Anyone planning a stay in Belmonte de Miranda may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Geographical location
Belmonte de Miranda is located in central-western Asturias within the historic Comarca del Camino Real de la Mesa. The AS-227 road crosses the town lengthwise and is the main connection to Oviedo, Gijón and Avilés.
Nature and trails
Near Silviella lies Las Llavanderas, a riverside recreational area near Silviella in Belmonte de Miranda. Next to Las Llavanderas there is a fish ladder where salmon can be observed leaping upstream during the spawning season.
The Route de los Salmones Arriba passes through riverside habitats that provide a home for otters and numerous species of waterfowl. Vigonzález is also located near Silviella, a recreational area among centuries-old chestnut trees near Silviella in Belmonte de Miranda.
The PR.AS-138 route runs for 11 km from Belmonte to San Cristóbal, passing through Corias and Silviella. The PR.AS-144 hiking trail begins and ends in Belmonte and leads to the Roman road La Mesa near La Corredoria.
The historic Camino Real del Puerto de la Mesa route follows an old Roman road that was once intended to connect the Meseta with Asturias.
Culture
Aula del Oro is an interactive interpretation centre dedicated to the history of gold mining in the municipality of Belmonte de Miranda. Aula del Oro also offers an archaeological excavation activity that is accessible to wheelchair users.
La Casa del Lobo is an interpretation centre in Belmonte de Miranda about the Iberian wolf, including its biology, behaviour and conservation. La Casa del Lobo offers a guided interpretation walk of approximately 1.5 kilometres along the Río Pigüeña to an enclosure with Iberian wolves.
The central hall of Las Ayalgas de Silviella displays vehicles and automotive technology, blacksmithing and ironwork, agricultural machinery, a lemonade factory, as well as objects of central importance to rural life in Asturias.
Local traditions
The cultivation of escanda is one of the local traditions kept alive in Belmonte de Miranda. Gold mining is also one of the local traditions kept alive in Belmonte de Miranda.
Alzada Vaqueira was a traditional festival featuring a market for handicrafts and food, as well as demonstrations of traditional crafts such as woodworking, ironwork, basketry, stonemasonry and weaving.
Other local pages for the destination include Vigaña, Alvariza, Belmonte and Cutiellos.
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