Premio: Peaks, Streams and Cultural Traces

Premio opens up a view through a specific cultural detail: richly decorated paneras in the Carreño style have been preserved in Premio. A second trace is dated: in 1790, the Fábrica de Talavera de Premió earthenware factory was established in Premio. Those who like to explore a place through specific names and dates will find a direct starting point here.

Landscape

At the northwestern edge of Premio lies El Picu la Vara, a rise reaching up to 427 metres between El Regueru’l Carreteru and the boundary with Les Cruces. At the northern edge of Premio, La Peña’l Cuervu rises as a 529-metre-high peak and the highest point in the area. La Peña’l Cuervu separates Premio from Cogollu within the same parish, as well as from the neighbouring municipality of Llanera. The precise place names and elevations make different spatial relationships clear.

Water and Rural Areas

El Regueru Beyu borders Premio along part of the municipal boundary with Llanera. El Regueru’l Carreteru borders Premio on the western side. El Regueru Garciañes crosses Premio from northwest to southeast between Sienra and Los Tomasinos. The landscape of Premio is shaped by numerous springs and streams; they flow into El Ríu Ferreres and form deep valleys in the clay-rich terrain. Those who read a landscape through waterway names and directions will encounter several clearly distinguishable lines of reference here.

Routes

The AS-314 road connects La Ponte Peñaflor with Santa Cruz in Llanera, passing through the flattest, agriculturally used part of Premio. For orientation, this flat section can be considered alongside the named highland and valley areas. The contrast between the flat agricultural area and the named elevations offers a simple thematic distinction for planning your day and deciding how to balance landscape and local history.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Premio, you can consider travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions together on the booking pages. The travel dates refer to the desired period, the room category to the respective option and the cancellation conditions to the framework of your personal plans. Read together, these details help you define your selection clearly.

Other Places

Other local pages: Lloroñi, Folgueras, Boal, Riofabar, La Pedrera, Comarca del Nora, Camuño and Coviella.

Culture and History

A local tradition tells of tiny dwarfs wearing red caps who crossed the stream near Casadonga. The motif belongs to the oral traditions of the place and adds a fairytale touch without replacing the geographical references. La Venta is the name of a house beside El Camín Real; according to the residents, there used to be a post station there. A historic branch of the route from Uviéu via Brañes, Premio and La Peral towards Pravia and the Camino Real de la Costa is associated with the medieval history of routes in Asturias. Those who prefer to explore historic local landscapes through stories, buildings and route courses can consider these references separately.

For the overarching travel overview: Asturias.