Covadonga Basilica.
Mountains of Europe Peaks.
Strange rocky formation.
Parish Church of Saint Vincent Abbot.
Street fountain for water supply.
Mountains higher than 2,200 metres.
A view from the parking.
At the Cable-car Station.
Overview to Fuente Dé.
Europe Peaks viewed from the cable-car.
Frozen snow on Europe Peaks.
Birds on the edge of roof.
Frozen snow on peaks.
León Cathedral.
Façade of León Cathedral.
Father and Son, by Jesus Trapote (1997).
Provincial Assembly of León.
Cloister of León Cathedral.
Cloister of León Cathedral.
Statue of Our Lady with Little Jesus.
Portal of Our Lady of Dado.
Tomb of King Ordoño II.
Our Lady of Dado.
Chapter House.
View from the basilica to the shrine.
A glimpse to Covadonga Basilica.
A view to Covadonga Basilica.
A glimpse on Covadonga.
Covadonga Museum.
Parking at Covadonga.
Written by gardeners.
Roman Bridge.
Roman Bridge over River Sella.
River Sella.
Manor-house in decay.
View to River Güeña, at Cangas de Onís.
View to Liquerique Point and the Cantabrian Sea.
Old chimney and modern buildings.
Saint Joseph Church.
Woody Allen statue.
The Maternity, by Botero.
High Court of Astúrias.
Cathedral Fountain.
Statue of the Regent.
Cathedral of the Holy Saviour.
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Statue of Pelayo.
Near Covadonga Basilica, with Europe Peaks as background.
In 711 the Moorish Omyad Army invaded the Iberian Peninsula, defeating the Christian Army in the Battle of Guadalete, Cadiz, Andalousia. The goal being occupying the whole peninsula, they advanced northwards. In the difficult mountains at north, a local Christian Army under the leadership of Pelayo succeeded in defeating the Moorish invaders in 722, in the Battle of Covadonga. The Christian warriors acclaimed Pelayo as king of the region.
In 711 the Moorish Omyad Army invaded the Iberian Peninsula, defeating the Christian Army in the Battle of Guadalete, Cadiz, Andalousia. The goal being occupying the whole peninsula, they advanced northwards. In the difficult mountains at north, a local Christian Army under the leadership of Pelayo succeeded in defeating the Moorish invaders in 722, in the Battle of Covadonga. The Christian warriors acclaimed Pelayo as king of the region.
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