Oviedo (City)
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Oviedo is the capital city of [[Asturias]]. It is an eater’s and drinker’s delight. From internationally acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants to tiny local favorites not in any guide book, Oviedo has it all. As the capital of Asturias, and its cultural center, there are many opportunities in Oviedo to indulge your taste buds. | [[Oviedo]] is the capital city of [[Asturias]]. It is an eater’s and drinker’s delight. From internationally acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants to tiny local favorites not in any guide book, Oviedo has it all. As the capital of Asturias, and its cultural center, there are many opportunities in Oviedo to indulge your taste buds. | ||
From one of the oldest daily markets in all of Spain<ref>The origins of [[Mercado El Fontan]] are attested in the 13th century, and the current location is named in a royal grant in 1521.</ref> to the food focus of the oldest document in the Iberian peninsula<ref>The ''[[Ego Fakilo]]'', written in 803, resides in the Cathedral San Salvador in downtown Oviedo</ref>, the gastronomic history of Oviedo is immense. | From one of the oldest daily markets in all of Spain<ref>The origins of [[Mercado El Fontan]] are attested in the 13th century, and the current location is named in a royal grant in 1521.</ref> to the food focus of the oldest document in the Iberian peninsula<ref>The ''[[Ego Fakilo]]'', written in 803, resides in the Cathedral San Salvador in downtown Oviedo</ref>, the gastronomic history of Oviedo is immense. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:08, 23 October 2022
Oviedo is the capital city of Asturias. It is an eater’s and drinker’s delight. From internationally acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants to tiny local favorites not in any guide book, Oviedo has it all. As the capital of Asturias, and its cultural center, there are many opportunities in Oviedo to indulge your taste buds.
From one of the oldest daily markets in all of Spain[1] to the food focus of the oldest document in the Iberian peninsula[2], the gastronomic history of Oviedo is immense.
- ↑ The origins of Mercado El Fontan are attested in the 13th century, and the current location is named in a royal grant in 1521.
- ↑ The Ego Fakilo, written in 803, resides in the Cathedral San Salvador in downtown Oviedo
