📜 Historic pre-Romanesque monument, originally a royal palace, later converted to a church.
🔍 UNESCO World Heritage site, built by King Ramiro I in 848.
🏛️ Unique architectural style, a reference for Romanesque buildings
⛰️ Beautiful views from its hillside location
🖼️ Rich sculptural decoration and ancient carvings
📜 Explore a site with a dual history as palace and temple
🚌 Accessible by bus lines A1 and A2 from Oviedo.
💳 Card payment available for tickets.
🚶 Tickets collected at Santa María del Naranco.
💰 General entry 5 €, groups 4 €, school groups 2 €. Free on Monday mornings.
🕒 Daily, hours vary by season (typically 9:30-19:00). Closed Jan 1, 6, Dec 25, Sep 8, 21.
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