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[QUOTE="Anemone del Camino, post: 274020"] Could not agree more witih Jan: views of the coast, beaches, beautiful cities, Txacoli, mountains. End in Oviedo where next year you can start the Primitivo. Only difference in muy view is qualifying San Vicente de la Barquera: eat menu del dia at the restaurant under the awnings that has white and blue tiles, go see the fortress and DO NOT miss the church (if you visit one, this is it), but avoid the albergue at all cost. In Santiallana, as you are at the bottom of the main pedestrian drag, heading towards the Colegiata, on the right hand side there is an very old mansion that operates as a B&B but also has part of it as an albergue. You will most likely not find it on the guidebooks, and it is a very special experience, if you love old buildings, history and architecture. [/QUOTE]
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