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Mostly medieval religious works but with some 19th- and 20th-century work. It incorporates Palacio de Velarde, built in 1765 as a residence for the mayor.
You walk in to a standard Gothic interior and wonder why you paid the admission, but then it opens out into an impressive series of spaces. It was built from 1388, with the tower added in 1528. There's a fine cloister (with the Church Museum), chapter house and Cámara Santa where religious relics are kept.
9th-century church on the slopes of Monte Naranco. It was part of a summer palace built for Ramiro I that was the wonder of the medieval world, and that has now almost completely vanished.
Large collection of military equipment in a Civil War bunker.
Small well-kept zoo with mostly rescue animals.
They were relegated in 2026 and now play soccer in Segunda División the second tier. Their Estadio Carlos Tartiere (capacity 30,500) is 1 km west of city centre.