Wine tour in Cangas del Narcea

Medieval Bridge Possibly known as "Puente Romano," it is located in the confluence of the Narcea and Naviegu rivers, in the traditional district of Entrambasauguas. It has a layout and typology of the 13th - 14th centuries.
Chapel of Carmen The whole house in the district of Entrambasauguas is organized around this temple. It was built in the first half of the 18th century, being costed by the devotees of the Virgin of Carmen. It stands out for its high proportions, with slender swordsmanship-bell.
Wine Museum This museum, located in the Lagar de Santiso, conserves the press and various utensils related to the production of wine and the cultivation of the glass. The building, with an elliptical design similar to a basket, invites the visitor to take a tour of the wine culture in Asturias, the work of the vineyard, its deep-rooted history and the characteristics of an increasingly appreciated broth within and outside the region.

The tour takes place along the left bank of the Luiña River. During the walk you can observe the impressive riverside forest, allies, strawberries, willows, etc., and the indigenous fauna, such as the Iberian desman, the otter, the trout or the squirrel among others. The interpretative panels provide support to better understand this ecosystem and provide you with more information about the constructions that have been used over the years for the use of water (stacadas and mills). Also on the way you will know the different varieties of grapes and vineyard ending the walk in La Imera where to see how the fangled vineyards extend up the mountain surrounding a winery. A delicious walk between water and wine.

Links:wikiloc.com·https://Paseo del Vino en Cangas del Narcea on Wikiloc

Latitude:43.175411·Longitude:-6.550830