12 Cool Things to do in Northern Spain

[@kierancasey5814]

I’m from Ireland 🇮🇪 I must go see my Celtic cousins next year ..can’t wait

[@TheTravelVlogger]

you will love it!

[@lalalalelele5320]

Serás bien recibido.

[@chloegamallo8843]

Yaass❤❤

[@florenlopez6266]

Los irlandeses siembre son bien recibidos en España.

[@antoinearnellpalomo8583]

I just travelled Spain and Portugal for 1 month and I love the Basque Country. I will come back again and focus on the Northern part of Spain. Their tourism publicity is very organized. I love it!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

It is great! I actually just completed the Camino de Santiago Northern Route that followed along the Northern Coast of Spain starting in the Basque Country....it was fantastic.

[@jambroqc]

I love Santander, Oviedo, Santillana del Mar, Santiago de Compostela, Bilbao and possibly all of Northern Spain!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

it is such a beautiful place!

[@MariaFernandez-iv3gi]

jambroqc Gracias... Un saludo desde Cantabria

[@frankyspain769]

Would you like to know the origin of the Industrial Revolution of Spain? Do not forget to visit the Nalón Valley, in Asturias, a valley that has everything, just 15 minutes from Oviedo and 20 from Gijón. In addition, in the valley we have 11 museums, El Museo de la Siderurgia MUSI, El Museo de la Madera y de la Madreña, El Museo de la Minería, La Casa del Agua, La Pinacoteca de Langreo, El Museo de la Apicultura, la Casa Museo de Palacio Valdés, el Centro de Experiencias y Memoria Minera (CEMM) el Centro de Interpretación del Parque de Redes (CIPR) the star culmination for the museum inside the Pozo sotón ( only for brave people who really want to go down and walk through a real mine, where, dressed as miners, they will be able to chop and take their own coal stone) EXCLUSIVE IN ALL EUROPE, there is also the spectacular and new “Ecomuseo del valle del Samuño”, where you will be able to travel in a mining train through some beautiful landscapes, and then get to “La Nueva” village and see its museum there. The Nalon Valley, presents many untapped possibilities, where the entire industrial revolution of Spain began, from there came the coal to be able to supply and move the whole country, or the Duro Felguera, where the metal was worked and today, is still preparing in silence all that area to make it known to the world. Know that in a few years, if their neighbors propose, will be very powerful, nothing has to envy “Cangas de Onís”, as it has so many routes and places, such as the "Ruta del Alba", (the most famous) the Ascension to Peña Mea, the Coto Musel, La Camperona, La Faya de los Lobos, La Trapa The route of the L'Tabayón waterfall and thus with 49 routes that if they organize, they can promote them separately one by one for each activity, for horses, for Quad, for MTB, Trial, Motocross and Enduro, to go on foot, for climbing, caving, kayaking, fishing ... Oh and if you walk along the path of the “La ruta del Trole” and carry a lighter, I will tell you a secret, you will find The “El Mechero de Saus”, IT'S SOMETHING UNIQUE IN THE WORLD !!! (look for information about him)… In the area we also find various Roman bridges which are not at all jealous of the "Cangas de Onis" bridge (as it seems that this is the only one which is promoted in Asturias) the first of these is in "Puente de Arcu" in the "Pola de Laviana", a village in which there is the fantastic "Descenso folklóriko de Laviana" is a awesome Folkloric Descent of the Nalón river, an emblematic party and declared of national tourist interest (look for it on youtube and you will hallucinate) or the "Concurso Nacional Charangas de Sotrondio" party. In addition the whole valley has several Roman and medieval watchtowers throughout the valley from "La Colegiata de Santa María la Real" in “Tanes” next to the reservoir, the "Torreón de Villamorey" in the village of "Sobrescobio", the "Dolmen de la Campa L'Escañal" and the "La Torre de La Quintana y la Casa de los Solís" in "Ciaño" village, the hermitage of " El Carbayu" and more... They have the National Park of "Redes", the “Tanes” Reservoir, where it would be beautiful to finally give the green light and make it navigable and can enhance the rural houses, in "Langreo" are waiting to give the green light to the project to make two river beaches on the river Nalón (the longest and most emblematic of "Asturias") and that would be nice once and for all, you could go down in a kayak, because it is a beautiful river, (and besides, the Sella River is overcrowded) Nearby you have the "Ruta del Alba", with several waterfalls, and there the Restaurant el Molino, where the little ones will be able to fish their own trout and eat it... If you come to see one of their Rallye ("Santo Emiliano Rallye" without going too far) do not leave without visiting the new park of "La Felguera", which is beautiful, with its pond and full of ducks and its birdhouse, there you will be surprised, city where beer is made in the emblematic bar "El Brew Pub Espumeru & Curuxera Brewey of "La Felguera", which is the only place that sells, along with "Sama", to be able to see all its streets clean and well cared for, along with old buildings restored, The square of the City Council of “Sama” where it is cared for in the smallest detail and increasingly full of life. The Valle del Nalón offers excellent cuisine (Menus of the day with three plates of food and homemade dessert for less than 10 euros), and to be able to lower the food, you will have at your disposal a whole walk of more than 20km along the riverbank of the Nalón river (the largest in Asturias) and is practically flat, very careful and paved to run, ride a bike or skate. When you arrive at the "Sotrondio" park, you will see that it is one of the most beautiful parks you can visit in "Asturias", and when you decide to go up and get lost in the mountains, you will find yourself at the top of the hill "El Alto de la Colladiella"... What a beautiful, unspoilt landscape... Go up to the "el Carbayu", observe the views of the valley from the chapel, visit “La Falla de los Lobos”, or the “El Picu de los Tres Concejos”, go up to the "el Mayau Solís", in all of them you will be amazed by the views, You can see mining villages like "Pampiedra" in "La Nueva" village or "La Hueria Carrocera" in "San Martín del Rey Aurelio", see the famous "Pozo María Luisa" in "Ciaño", or the emblematic bridge of braces that crosses the river Nalón in "Sama", and the local shops in their towns are full of quality... Visit “Canzana” and be amazed, what views, what luxury gastronomy they have and cheap, the star dish of the area, the “Cabrito”, which can be order “a la estaca” or asado, delicious . For having, they have four theaters that if they know how to move, they could give great shows, to a shopping center called “Alcampo Valle del Nalón” where they allow us to enjoy several large and spacious cinemas, and the best ¡¡¡For only 4 euros you can see all the premieres !!! I think that this whole area is a success to discover it and that it is still preparing in silence to launch it in tourism in a few years, take advantage to visit it now that it is still virgin and know that you can today, buy a house or apartment for 40,000 euros onwards, or if you want to create your own business for tourism do not miss this area, it is incredible that nobody has yet discovered this part of Asturias.

[@brendajerez2235]

I do too!!!

[@hoosomio]

Maravilloso todo. España es Rica en todo. Norte y sur este y oeste. paraíso . Viva, España

[@TheTravelVlogger]

es verdad!

[@monjitatimungpi7370]

My dream country Spain lovely country

[@inesdelong5896]

Best food in the world. ❤

[@josecruz-vega2070]

North of Spain, here I come!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Have fun!

[@kg8063]

San Sebastian is one of the best places on the planet for good food. And the local beaches are nice!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

I totally agree!

Y para que te pegan un tiro por detras los de ETA. Es una tierra de TERRORISTAS

[@OscarJimenez-up3pr]

@ What an unfortunate comment! Please, open your mind and travel. You will find marvelous things. The Basque Country is not a land of terrorists. It is a land of wonderful people where a terrorist group maintained an useless conflict, but fortunately, ETA is no longer active.

[@emporioivankov6756]

@ Pues no vengas nunca por aquí, el resto de los españoles son bienvenidos a tomar unas sidras y comer unos pintxos.

[@tximeleta35]

@ Te has coronado hijo. Qué comentario más desafortunado.

[@j.n.sloane]

Great beginning list. One of my favorites is Covadonga and Los Lagos. Absolutely amazing.

[@mistreated]

Thank you so much for the great video. We've visited Spain 8 times but haven't been to the north. This year, we are finally doing it.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Spain is full of amazing places to visit, and the North should not be forgotten. You will have a great time. Safe travesl :)

[@1337Cinematography]

This video is so cool, I want to explore the coast of spain now!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! Spain has some amazing coastal areas, I definitely recommend it. Safe Travels!

[@arkaitzetxeandia7542]

+1337 Cinematography, the entire Spanish coast is interesting, but the video only shows the Atlantic coast of the north, which is greener.

[@EdwardTravels]

This is great - I've only been to the southern coast of Spain, now I know what I need to go back and see - thanks

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Awesome! Glad you liked it.

[@mimic4901]

Spain is more bulls or flamenco.Spain have lakes,rivers,deserts,high mountains,castles,palaces...

[@LailandiAdventures]

Wow, great video! Looks like we have to add another destination to the list of places we need to go! Thanks for the inspiration.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! Northern Spain has so much to offer. Excellent food, nature and beaches(if you can handle cooler water). Safe travels.

[@LailandiAdventures]

Yeah we were in Cantabaria the last month there. But we'd like to explore more (as always!).

[@MariaFernandez-iv3gi]

Lailandi Adventures Entonces deberias volver y conocernos un pico más.....un saludo desde Cantabria..España

[@michaels612]

Beautifull places

[@TheTravelVlogger]

I can't wait to go back :)

[@alan1james]

Great video! But you forgot the incredible beauty of Santander...

[@TheTravelVlogger]

We had one day in Santander but unfortunately the weather was really bad. Guess I will have to come back :)

[@adstuurman9562]

17 days this summer we hope to see a lot of places and the Picos

[@TheTravelVlogger]

You are going to have an amazing time! The whole regions is so green with spectaular scenery. Safe travels :)

[@adstuurman9562]

Thanks

[@rubenm6700]

Islas Cíes are also a must! Great video tho!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! I will be sure to go to Islas Cíes next time I am in the area :)

[@cynthiakirby7804]

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[@elLlaveru]

and if you have the opportunity visit Covadonga cave in Asturias, where spanish defeated the moors in 722 (but i suppose if you have been in Picos de Europa you will also have been there)

[@MARIARODRIGUEZ-so7sp]

Not only Islas Cies....all atlantic Galicia coast....from Faro de Hercules in Coruña to Santa Tecla's celtic castro in A Guardia. Finisterre, La Toja, O Grove, Arousa, Pontevedra, Vigo, Baiona, A Guarda, Tuy....en Portugal, Valenca, Caminha, Viana do Castelo, Braga, Guimaraes, Oporto.

[@TheVacationCouple]

Great shots & video! This really gave us insight into what to expect and it's all so good!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks guys! Glad you liked it. Safe Travels :)

[@paulvogelsberg4782]

Very nice video! Thanks.

[@clarkusbatimus]

Pamplona and the Running of the Bulls, Bilbao and the Guggenheim, The Puente Colgante in Santurce just north of Bilbao where the river meets the ocean, San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, The Magdalena in Santander, Comillas...

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Great suggestions! Guess I need to make a part 2 video :)

[@euclidea2009]

Puente colgante is not located in Santurce, it is between Portugalete and Getxo.

[@clarkusbatimus]

Iker Peregrina you are so right. I just put down the first town that came out since I was typing on my phone. I actually lived in Portu for 3 months, and loved it.

[@natalliastaravo7689]

Such a great video. Thank you for sharing. I would love to visit North of Spain soon, and will use your video for the reference. Warm hello from Montreal, Canada :)

[@meeba-dev]

I can't understand why you have so little amount of subscribers. Your videos are brilliant.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks Mikhail!

[@TotallySpain]

Wow. Brilliant footage - that was a really thorough trip of Northern Spain! We live here and travel it constantly and have to agree with lots of your selections. Very surprised you came across Pazo de Oca in Galicia - what a great location - we loved it too - such a gem! And nice to see Altamira and the Picos de Europa in Cantabria. Did you try the rabas which are the popular calamari in Cantabria? They're delicious with a local vermouth at midday! Well done again on a fantastic visual roundup...

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! Glad I get the local approval :) Northern Spain is amazing and I can't wait to come back. I don't think I tried the rabas, but they sound delicious.

[@julscaptured]

wonderful' thanks for sharing sir..

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! Safe travels :)

[@julscaptured]

@@TheTravelVlogger you're always welcome sir...

[@maramarastur8899]

Thanks for this video . Regards from Asturias .

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! I am here right now doing the Camino del Norte and having a great time :)

[@maramarastur8899]

Very nice ! .If you stop in Oviedo, tell me, please. You can write to me. Good trip!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Sorry I did not go through Oviedo, but I might come back next year to do the Primitivo :)

[@PackClickSite]

Love that you mentioned my hometown of Irun as the starting point for Camino de Santiago! Great video :D

[@TheTravelVlogger]

It's a beautiful town. Can't wait to visit again :)

[@eduptok]

Starting point? LoL

[@Fulgencea]

cabarceno park in Cantabria. it's huge and has loads of animals to see in amazing wide spaces!! I liked this video! well done!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks for the advice! I will have to check it out next time in Cantabria.

[@OscarJimenez-up3pr]

Great video! You should include Santander (and surroundings) in your list. It is a beautiful and elegant city with personality and also great food!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

I need to go back and spend more time there. What is your favorite thing to do in Santander?

[@bloodstriper3649]

I want to retire in Spain!

[@anaswasfisabir]

have only been to san sebastian but waow it was beautifuk

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Ya, it is where the Spanish Royalty generally spend their summer holidays. There were some awesome beaches all along the northern coast of Spain. Safe Travels.

[@kuhnkim729]

john petersen i

[@littleflower5133]

Thank you so much for this video. I have already visited to San Sebastian, certainly it is an awesome city! Planed to travel to the rest of the northern Spain cities. You have some interesting travel videos in your Channel. I got to subscribe your channel to get the update travel videos.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks for subscribing...more travel videos coming soon! Safe travels :)

[@littleflower5133]

Thank you! :)

[@jambroqc]

Wow! Awesome northern Spain!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks :)

[@lindaperry4113]

Don't forget Alcala de Henares...birthplace of Cervantes. Beautiful. Hidden gems like rain downspouts and gutters made in animal shapes...stork nests on chimneys...tree tunnels. drop dead gorgeous plac

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks for the tip! I will visit it next time I am in the region :)

[@arkaitzetxeandia7542]

Alcalá de Henares is near Madrid, Central Spain, but it is not Northern Spain.

[@santiagoe.5217]

Great video! Not many people know about the north of Spain and your video summed it pretty well!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks :)

[@marinapino480]

Mejor, no llames al mal tiempo! (la experiencia de turismo masivo y de mala calidad de la costa mediterránea habla por sí solo!)

[@rexultimatum2588]

Clickbait. I watched this only for the attractive girl that was on the thumbnail. P.S. But either way. I did not realize north of Spain was this beautiful! So it makes up for it. LoL.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Hahaha! My girlfriend will be happy to hear that. Safe travels :)

[@mknoxjackson]

It does look beautiful indeed.

[@bocadillodealbondigas1756]

Great!!!!!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks :)

[@Magical-Private-Travel]

Kudos on this video, great work! best from our Madrid, Spain HQ. Ari

[@currololo]

Fabulous, but you missed Santander, a fantastic city too.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

#13

[@rexroganblat2690]

Great video. Pleasant background music as opposed to many travelogues which are spoiled by inane soundtracks.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! finding good soundtracks is the most difficult part in my opinion.

[@speedbird737]

Visit A Coruna of course!!!!

[@말리형]

Good video. Thanks

[@TheTravelVlogger]

safe travels!

[@nomaderhowfar]

Love the drone shots!! Very well put together video :)

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks!

[@yomomyomom3507]

wow!!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

:)

[@dafyddil]

What is the place at 1:50?

[@rocelta2]

A bit of culture, the north of Spain is of Celtic origin, and not just the green landscape and food.

[@mrvalls]

Celtic - yes for Galicia, but not for Provincias Vascongadas. Different migration history, very different gene pools and languages.

[@rocelta2]

Mary V . Asturias

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

No Celtic 'origin' AT ALL... in fact, celtics were more in the rest of the Peninsula.

[@ponspit]

@@mrvalls ...If you study a little history you will understand that not all nationalist propaganda is true, rather it is the opposite, the Basque provinces were populated by Celtic peoples like more than half of Spain, specifically that area was inhabited by the Caristios, the Vardulos and the Autrigones. Do not trust the Basque Nazionalist Historiography as it has been absolutely distorted since the creation of the Nazionalist movement by the racist Sabino Arana, inventor of Flags, neo-languages ​​and mythological stories that they want to sell as real......

[@mrvalls]

@@ponspit Thank you for your reply. My information comes from my study of linguistics a the Universidad Complutense in Madrid. Your assumption regarding the provenance of my comment as propagated by the "Nazionalist" movement is mistaken. It is a widely held belief by Linguists that Euskera is one of the oldest, if not the oldest existing language in Europe of unknown origen. www.bizkaiatalent.eus/en/pais-vasco-te-espera/senas-de-identidad/euskera-antigua-europa/#:~:text=Euskera%20is%20the%20oldest%20living%20language%20in%20Europe.&text=Renowned%20linguists%20and%20historians%20believe,it%20could%20be%20even%20older. My grandparents were Basque, and I have traveled extensively in Galicia. No doubt there was historic co-mingling and genetic similarites, but the two regions, people and language, could not be more different. More likely, based on well established DNA analysis, ancient Basques populated Wales and Ireland after the Ice Age, and not the other way around. Perhaps you as well could profit from a study of Genetic haplograph groups and linguistics. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Basques

[@bittors.g4974]

I think the Guggenheim Bilbao museum should be on the list

[@TheTravelVlogger]

It made it on my list for top 5 Basque country video

[@honestguy7764]

Rias Baixas for life!

[@weirdmary]

showing some map would have been useful

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Here you go www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=16Vf5FWRUCg5duqTSE6rsBVsRmOk&hl=en&ll=43.29157634656182%2C-5.302963332031254&z=7

[@weirdmary]

Wow that was fast. Thank you so much !!!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

safe travels :)

[@nelamartin8713]

Wonderful!!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

thanks

[@laurenrothschild5635]

Hey! Awesome video. Just getting started with the process of planning a Northern Spain trip -- Can you explain where Llanes to Niembro is exactly? Looks beautiful!

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks Lauren! I would suggest using google maps to find the proximity of the two cities. Buen Viaje!

[@aritzfurchaga]

Basque Country!

[@momars2372]

Waaw c est magnifique. L Espagne est tellement contrasté, on dirait l Irlande.

[@delcampogurrea]

I love your video but you only talked about 4 places... The are 3 more territories in Northen Spain... There are a lot of things too in Navarra, Aragón and Cataluña.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Thanks! it is always a challenge...when i travel i see as many places as i physically can. If time and money were not limited I would love to see it all.

[@jdavidbardulia5778]

Asturies es España, el resto terreno reconquistado, y lo dice uno de Toletum.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Tengo un nuevo video para Asturias :)

[@marinapino480]

Pues si es terreno REconquistado, no puede ser España sólo Asturias. Es una contradicción. Eso sería si fuera CONquistado. Más bien Asturias es donde se refugió y resistió una parte de la Hispania visigótica arrasada por el moro. Etc. Españoles me temo que somos todos, y de antiguo. Muy antiguo.

[@tximeleta35]

Qué cansinos con el rollo de la reconquista

[@minicooper2572]

Visit Victoria Gastieze

[@JfCLA]

Great video. I love the north, especially the Costa Brava (more northwest). This is where travelers will find a side of Spain they'll remember forever :)

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Costa Brava is our fav! Glad you liked the video.

[@joseluisblanco8074]

Costa Brava is northeast, and not northwest. Northeast ernSpain has nothing to to what is shown in the video, it belongs to Mediterranean Spain and lacks the "green"

[@JfCLA]

Mis-typed - sorry. You meant "Northeastern Spain", I'm sure...

[@Osutip]

For Spanish people Catalonia (including "Costa Brava") is often not a part of "the North" of Spain. When we say "el norte" we usually mean "la Cornisa Cantábrica" area (Basque Country to Galicia), specially among people who live there (although it may depend, specially for Andalusians it may mean all the northern half of Iberia or even everything north of Andalusia). People often understand it culturally, and Catalonia looks more Mediterranean and is a different world from the northern Atlantic coast. It's a bit similar to when US people say "the South" and they never think of California.

[@enekoeneko69]

+Osutip, yes, it's like that.

[@anacasanova7350]

Los celtas estuvieron en la mitad Oeste y los Íberos, en Levante y Sur, de España, luego se transformaron en Celtíberos, estos son los Hispanos.

[@DanielRodriguez-cv3xb]

Do people in northern Spain look pale

[@FF-om3os]

Where is the girl from preview???

[@TheTravelVlogger]

behind the camera

[@elwerouno1]

También ai que recordar que desde 1388, el título de Principe de Galicia-Asturias se ha utilizado para los herederos de los tronos y reinos. De reyes castellanos y españoles que viene siendo de todo España 👑🤴👸, y saludos para la familia Rios#1✌️👍

[@montamargo4367]

No es principado de Galicia, solo es de Asturias y la cosa va así desde el 8 de julio de 1388, en que fue acordado el Tratado de Bayona entre Juan de Gante y Juan I de Castilla, estableciendo la reconciliación dinástica tras el asesinato del rey Pedro I. Por este tratado, Juan de Gante y su esposa Constanza renunciaban a los derechos sucesorios castellanos en favor del matrimonio de su hija Catalina con el primogénito de Juan I de Castilla, el futuro Enrique III, a quien se le otorgó como heredero la dignidad de príncipe de Asturias. Tradicionalmente se han considerado a todos los herederos de la Corona de Castilla príncipes de Asturias. Parece que el Principado de Asturias se funda con el objetivo de trasladar el origen de la Monarquía española (entonces denominada castellana) a la monarquía ovetense originaria, un origen que convierte a la española en la monarquía más antigua de Europa, por encima de la inglesa o la francesa Príncipe de Asturias es el principal título que ostenta el heredero de la Corona de España y que históricamente fue el título del heredero de la Corona de Castilla. Su origen, repito, se remonta a 1388, cuando Juan I de Castilla concedió la dignidad -que otorgaba jurisdicción sobre el territorio a su primogénito Enrique. En un intento por superar la lucha dinástica entre las casas castellanas de Borgoña y Trastámara, se recurrió al principado, señorío jurisdiccional de mayor rango entre los que el rey puede otorgar y que no había sido reconocido a nadie. Esta figura ya estaba consagrada en Aragón -principado de Gerona-, Inglaterra -principado de Gales- y Francia -delfinado de Vienne-. El título, por tanto, fue objeto de dos usos: genérico para nombrar al heredero castellano y específico para aplicarlo al infante primero en la línea de sucesión cuando el rey le transmitía de manera efectiva el territorio del Principado, con su gobierno y sus rentas. Aclarado el tema histórico, no sale nada de principado de Galicia. El título es Príncipe / Princesa de Asturias It is not the principality of Galicia, it is only Asturias and the thing goes like this since July 8, 1388, when the Treaty of Bayonne was agreed between Juan de Gante and Juan I of Castile, establishing the dynastic reconciliation after the king's assassination Pedro I. By this treaty, Juan de Gante and his wife Constanza renounced the Castilian inheritance rights in favor of the marriage of his daughter Catalina with the first-born of Juan I of Castile, the future Henry III, who was granted as heir to the dignity of Prince of Asturias. Traditionally they have been considered all the heirs of the Crown of Castile princes of Asturias. It seems that the Principality of Asturias was founded with the aim of transferring the origin of the Spanish Monarchy (then called Castilian) to the original Oviedo monarchy, an origin that makes the Spanish in the oldest monarchy in Europe, above the English or the French Prince of Asturias is the main title held by the heir of the Crown of Spain and that historically was the title of the Crown of Castile heir. Its origin, I repeat, dates back to 1388, when Juan I of Castile granted dignity - which gave jurisdiction over the territory to his firstborn son Enrique. In an attempt to overcome the dynastic struggle between the Castilian houses of Burgundy and Trastámara, resort was made to the principality, jurisdictional lordship of greater rank among those that the king can grant and that had not been recognized to anyone. This figure was already consecrated in Aragon -principal of Gerona-, England -principal of Wales- and France -delfined of Vienne-. The title, therefore, was subject to two uses: generic to name the Castilian heir and specific to apply to the infant first in the line of succession when the king effectively transmitted the territory of the Principality, with its government and income. Clarified the historical theme, nothing comes from the principality of Galicia. The title is Prince / Princess of Asturias

[@elwerouno1]

Mon Tamargo por si no sabes, Galicia era parte Asturias, y Asturias en partes era parte de Galicia, el mapa cuantas veces no a cambiado en las regiones en España 🇪🇸, saludos y no use tanto el google o wikipedia lol jaja ✌️

[@architecad]

El Camino Primitivo

[@TheTravelVlogger]

I am currently doing the Camino del Norte and have heard much about the Primitivo...think I will do it next year :)

[@architecad]

@@TheTravelVlogger do it in bike, it is better and fun!

[@architecad]

@@TheTravelVlogger I love Spain, it is my mother country

[@TheTravelVlogger]

I would love to come back and do it by bike. Which route is best for biking?

[@architecad]

@@TheTravelVlogger Camino del Norte and Primitivo. www.editorialbuencamino.com/caminodesantiago/3/camino-del-norte

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

Little do you know Galicia

[@inesdelong5896]

Barcelona

[@Nils-km4wc]

Cota brava snorkling

[@kurko38]

Costa brava is not the North is eastern of Spain.

[@deckiedeckie]

Not true.....the camino de santiago has no original departing point....pilgrims fm as far as northern Germany followed the Milky Way (In Spanish is known as the oMilky way o (or) Camino de Santiago) back in those days there was no other navegation instruments to help the pilgrims reach Santiago (one follows the lay out of the milky way)

[@BigSirZebras]

5:10 Barack? Obama?

[@tximeleta35]

Barroco. Art Style.

[@Jrs009]

Baroque in English. Art stile, as said before. (aprox. XVII century)

[@mrntlng320]

Poor fish

[@turdferguson74]

The women

[@tximeleta35]

Women are not a thing to visit. Please

[@bluesisthetruth25]

Nice video, but please, for the love of Gd, decongest your nose. I love your American accent, but please, decongest your nose.

[@gontzallekzeit2050]

Lieber Travel Vlogger, Nordspanien ist eine Sache und das Baskenland eine andere, die nicht Spanien ist.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

hahaha

[@peterkonaar3724]

gontzal lekzeit eres un idiota

[@Josec823]

Dummkopf

[@tximeleta35]

Al resto del mundo le importa bien poco.

[@gontzallekzeit2050]

¿Norte de España?, mejor titula tu interesante vídeo "12 atractivas cosas para hacer en la Costa Cantábrica". Somos muchos los vascos a los que no nos hace ninguna absoluta gracia que nos metan en España. Respetadlo.

[@tximeleta35]

Dais los dos mucha verguencita ajena.

[@currololo]

@@tximeleta35 me importa tres cojones. A un traidor separrata de mierda hay que decírselo bien clarito. Hala, a cascarla.

[@tximeleta35]

@@currololo que elegancia. Qué clase.

[@raga9216]

Aunque Euskalerria es una nación, también es España como concepto geográfico e histórico: España no es ninguna nación y hay que entenderla como un conjunto de naciones y regiones históricas. No sólo lo castellano es España...

[@MariaFernandez-iv3gi]

Tú lo has dicho,sois muchos..pero ni de coña los suficientes..así que respeta al resto de vascos y si no puerta.

[@sarribel]

the basque country is not spain nor france, time people like you show more respect

[@Josec823]

Mikel Arregi Basque country is a region that belongs mostly to Spain, with the rest of it belonging to France. Maybe you should show more respect to reality. In doubt, take a look at what your passport says.

[@TheTravelVlogger]

respect is earned...not demanded

[@sarribel]

@@TheTravelVlogger respect

[@constantsmile3370]

Well... you're obviously an idiot. lol

[@sarribel]

@@constantsmile3370 you are