Though relatively modern in comparison to some of its neighboring cities, La Corredoría still boasts an appealing mix of architectural styles, from modern urban developments to traditional Asturian buildings. Nearby Oviedo offers visitors access to some of Spain’s most important pre-Romanesque architectural masterpieces, such as the San Miguel de Lillo Church and the Santa María del Naranco Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are just a short trip from La Corredoría and make for ideal cultural day trips.
For those interested in nature and relaxation, La Corredoría benefits from proximity to numerous parks and natural reserves. The nearby Monte Naranco offers incredible hiking trails and panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Also, the region’s coastline, only a 30-minute drive away, provides stunning beaches such as Playa de San Lorenzo in Gijón.
Within La Corredoría itself, visitors can enjoy pleasant public squares, modern shopping areas, and local markets, where the vibrant spirit of the city can be felt. It is a dynamic neighborhood that offers a balance of tranquility and activity, catering to both leisurely tourists and event participants.